Join us on the Fireside Chat with special guest John F. Trent. Mr. Trent is an author and the Editor in Chief of the cultural website Bounding Into Comics. Bounding Into Comics has been providing comic book exclusives and industry insights since John Trent launched it in 2014.…
Join us on the Fireside Chat with special guest Dannphan. Dannphan is a YouTuber who speaks a lot on comics, TV, animation and more. Let’s get into this!
Tune in @12pm Eastern!
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Join us on the Fireside Chat with our guest Ronald Christian! Ronald is a comic book creator who I met online when he dared to create a book for young boys 9 and up that would have a focus on positive, constructive and heroic examples of masculinity. For even suggesting this was something we need in the current paradigm he was shamed and criticized by other members of the community.…
Join us on the Rantzerker as Alison, Brian and guest TL;DR as we try something a little different. We will have YOU, the viewers decide which strain of cancerous cringe we will go through! It’s a game of Choose Your Own Displeasure where you will decide whether we go through a study that tackles Ableism and Heteronormativity Within Australia’s Porn Regulations orrrrr….…
When I was a teenager, manga was a type of comic that was hard to get, often in a small section of my local comic book shop. They were usually wrapped in plastic and quite pricey by the standards of comics at the time.
Now that manga and anime have become the mainstream, more of the mediocre to bad stuff has become accessible as well, which of course damages the medium as a whole.…
Works discussed: Her, Disney villainesses, Female Thor, and THE EPIC BATTLE OF HANNAH VS. CEDRIC/CYRIL/CAESAR THE BEAR!
Her
by Ellen Fishbein
The portrayal of Theodore in the film Her as a vulnerable, emotionally complex person combats the feminist image of man as a creature driven by uniquely violent, dangerous male sexuality.…
Maleficient shifts the blame
Maleficient is an unapologetic pandering to a feminist audience. It is the story of strong, capable fairy cut down by the selfish actions of men—furthering the idea that if a woman, even a villainess, does something wrong, a man is somehow to blame.…
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