Sue from DC Women Kicking Ass writes about her love for The Wall. “Amanda was different than other female characters. She had power. She never played by the rules. She had her own agenda and did not suffer fools gladly.” Continue reading
What is this shit, I don’t even. Continue reading
I want to read this Justice League SO BAD. Continue reading
Superhero comics excel at making female heroes look foolish. Case in point: Supergirl’s new costume for the 2011 DC reboot. Continue reading
I have zero desire to see the reboot Spider-Man or Superman at the moment because of reboot burn-out. More stories set in the Spider-Man continuity (even if they have to recast actors), yes please. Telling the same damn origin story … Continue reading
From DC’s The Source, July 29th: “Over the past week we’ve heard from fans about a need for more women writers, artists and characters. We want you to know, first and foremost, that we hear you and take your concerns very seriously.” Continue reading
DC fans asked the DC brass some tough questions at this year’s SDCC regarding their failure at diversity, and Dan Didio responded with his trademark belligerence. Sue at DCWKA has an interview with the woman who came to represent all of us, the “Batgirl of SDCC”. Continue reading
I'm a thirty something Supergirl fan from Canada who's been reading DC comics since 1996. If you don't like discussions of social justice issues in your fandom, this might not be the place for you!