Wednesday, April 04, 2012
Upcoming Heroines: The Social Justice League
There's a new wave of crime-fighting, revolution-igniting lady BAMFism going on, so what's the trajectory of this progress in coming years?
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- Twitter Hashtag melissamccarthy
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Wordplay
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Personals: Super Seeking Sidekick
Sidekick-searching is just as painful and awkward as soulmate-searching. Read THESE embarrassing Super Seeking Sidekick Personals and feel slightly less bad!
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Comics & Illustrations
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Superhero Literature 101
Remember those classics you read for school? Don't worry, we have trouble remembering, too. But! Jazzing them up with superhero twists definitely helps compensate for that!
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- Twitter Hashtag reading
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Wordplay
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Freakazoid: That Invisibo
For Frida Killho, this scene from Freakazoid hits close to home. Super close. Too close.
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- Twitter Hashtag
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Comediva Picks
Monday, January 23, 2012
Hot Mess: Supermanda
In this week's Hot Mess, Amanda contemplates the age-old question: if you could only pick one, which superpower would you choose?
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Hot Mess
Thursday, January 19, 2012
4 'Dark Knight Rises' Villain Rejects
Among the new cast of villains in the much anticipated Batman film are Catwoman and Bane; but why were gems like Clayface and Calendar Man rejected?
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- Twitter Hashtag batman
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Wordplay
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
You Must Be Joking: New York Has Superheroes?
If you've ever wanted to be a superhero, you might wanna make your way out to New York to join the X-Alts of the NYI. What's your code name?
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Wordplay
Friday, July 01, 2011
Frida's Boycott Roundup: Superheroes, Sacajawea Coins & Google!
Gente, here's your weekly list of injustices in the world that warrant your immediate attention, and your inconvenient boycott.
1. Superheroes
Why:
Solamente soy yo, or are you getting soooo sick of all these superhero movies with their portrayal of mujeres as helpless victimas who have to wait for a “macho hombre” to save them? Verdad?
Por favor, Hollywood, can't you make something more socially conscious like a political documentary about women of Color banding together to build a non-profit organization that sells solar-powered, brown, plus-sized dolls to impoverished niñitas in third-world countries?
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Wordplay
