FEMMES FORMIDABLES

a DIACHRONIC study of the IMAGE of the POWERFUL FEMALE in POPULAR (and maybe other) CULTURES

Friday, November 19, 2010

TOP 50 FEMALE/MALE FIGHTS IN COMICS: 50

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I could have made any post #50, since none of them are rated in ascending or descending order. But I may as well choose as my #50 another...

TOP 50 FEMALE/MALE FIGHTS IN COMICS: 49

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Supergirl has now undergone three major iterations. The newest one, debuting in the mid-2000s, may not be the best, but the newest heroine ...

TOP 50 FEMALE/MALE FIGHTS IN COMICS: 47

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Though I only read 1990s titles from Image Comics as occasional quarter-books, I'd find it interesting to see someone attempt a sociolog...
Thursday, November 18, 2010

TOP 50 FEMALE/MALE FIGHTS IN COMICS: 47

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GHOST, a flawed but inventive 1990s series from Dark Horse Comics, featured a heroine with the perfect power for a woman who hates men's...

TOP 50 FEMALE/MALE FIGHTS IN COMICS: 46

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Yes, Wonder Woman alone gets two posts. Why? If you have to ask the question, you won't understand the answer. My main reason for incl...

TOP 50 FEMALE/MALE FIGHTS IN COMICS: 45

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In the space of one blogpost, can anyone do justice to the complicated cosmos of CEREBUS and/or philosophical outlook of its author Dave Sim...

TOP 50 FEMALE/MALE FIGHTS IN COMICS: #44

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Sticking with the theme of comic farce for a little longer, I re-visit Japan, specifically Hinata House, the dwelling-place of the LOVE HINA...
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