Thursday, 3 February 2022

Comics Wrap-Up - I Don't Really Feel Like Fighting

 

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It's Thursday, it's February, this is Dora Reads - let's get some comics-y superhero-y goodness!


Film Trailers


Another The Batman trailer/scene/whatever the PR folks are releasing these days!

Without the context of the rest of the film around it, it just pretty much confirms what we all know: if people can afford to, they should definitely move out of Gotham. 

The chances of being attacked and/or killed by a literal supervillain are just too high, let's face it.

Also, for some reason I love how emo-awkward Bruce Wayne (Robert Pattinson) is in this clip! Probably because I am an awakward li'l emo child, let's be honest! Lol.


Warning: flashing images, funeral/grief, abduction, car crashes, general violence including explosives





Other Stuff


The big graphic novel story this week was the banning of Maus by Art Spiegelman in a school district in Tennessee* for fairly spurious reasons (imho.)

Maus is a graphic novel/memoir about the author's family's experiences of the Holocaust.

I'm happy to say that it's now selling a lot of copies.

I spoke partly about Maus, in the wider context of the Holocaust, in this week's Nerd Church post, titled 'Of Monsters, Mice, and Men'


*Link CW: discussions of the Holocaust and suicide

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River H Kero @ Book Riot wrote this awesome list of graphic novels by Indigenous authors

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And to end, as is traditional, with some shameless self-promo, last week's Friday Fics Fix talked superhero missing fics!






What do you think of The Batman thingummy?

If you lived in Gotham, would you move? 😅

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'I don't really feel like fighting' is from Violent* by carolesdaughter


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2 comments:

  1. I'll have to check out that Book Riot list! I've read a few graphic novels by Indigenous authors, but of course, I'm always looking for more recommendations :)

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