I awoke this morning to an email from my editor at Simon and Schuster pointing me to a very nice, very perceptive review on girl-wonder.org. Girl-Wonder is a site that I follow which looks at comics through a -- not a feminist lens necessarily, but certainly through a female-positive one. The tag line on the site is, "Because capes aren't just for boys." Given the characters I write, I'd hoped Girl-Wonder would notice my little comic and think well of it. Mission accomplished!
The review is written by Karen Healey who clues into one of the major themes I want to explore with 100 Girls. She may be the first person, is certainly the first reviewer, to do so. Read the review to see what I'm talking about.
2 comments:
We don't shy away from the F-word: we totally look at comics through a feminist lens. Thanks for noticing us, and congratulations on your book!
Glad to know that you don't shy away from calling yourselves feminists. I generally tend to shy away from applying labels on folks unless I know for sure it's a term they use themselves.
And I have to admit that I noticed your site because the wondrous Katie Moody introduced me to it. Since then, however, I do keep up with your site's doings.
Keep up the good work.
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