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Tag Archives: women

Why You Should Read the New Spider-Woman

The hope of the new Spider-Woman series.

23 June 2015 in Gender, Marvel Comics, Review.

XX-Men: The Failures of Brian Wood’s All-Woman X-Team

X-Men’s record of including women is still only good in relation to the rest of superhero comics.

15 April 2014 in Gender, Marvel Comics, Review.

“Let’s Rewrite Some History”: Captain Marvel & Feminist Revisionism

The first major story arc in DeConnick’s series is an attempt to write Ms./Captain Marvel into a revisionist feminist text – a laudable attempt to make manifest the purported feminist subtext of the character.

21 January 2014 in Gender, Marvel Comics.

It’s a Wonder, Wonder Woman

More than 40 years later, Wonder Woman still has to deal with the same masculine hostility.

3 March 2013 in DC Comics, Gender.

Captain Marvel & More Black Iron Man

Rhodey’s armor allows him to literally don the guise of a successful white man, to “pass” in the world of (mostly) white superheroes.

5 November 2012 in Gender, Marvel Comics, Race.
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