Laura Mulvey « The Hooded Utilitarian

The Master and John Malkovich

Pulling the strings in Being John Malkovich

On Second Thought, I Really Don’t Like Wonder Woman, Part 2

Wonder Woman: less feminist than Camille Paglia and Sharon Stone

On Second Thought, I Really Don’t Like Wonder Woman, Part 1

Marston/Peter had a fascist vision.

Wonder Woman vs. Wonder Woman

It’s her virtue that gets me down, just as her good deeds land her in aircrafts that plummet and boats that sink.

Reading Between the Lines: The Subversion of Authority in Two Graphic Novels for Young Adults by Ariel Kahn

Gaze, authority, and children in Salem Brownstone and Skim

November 9, 2010
By Noah Berlatsky
Blog, Drunken Slow-Rolling Dream, Series
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Moto Hagio: Who Watches the Watchwoman?

This is I think my penultimate post about the Moto Hagio’s collection of stories A Drunken Dream. You can read the whole series here. _________________ Drunken Dream concludes with two entirely forgettable sentimental ghost stories: “The Child Who Comes Home” and “The Willow Tree.” Both exploit familial grief — respectively, dead child and dead mother [...]