Some years ago, young women started turning into cats. Big cats. It took awhile for the authorities to figure it out and a lot of people were killed. but now we know. Due to a mutation of toxoplasmosis - one of the most common diseases and carried by housecats - menstruating women, particularly adol...
As with the last volume, this was a lot of fun. Unfortunately, it also carried through the same problems as the last one too. This series had been advertised as feminist, which I am obviously a big fan of, but again, this is a clear example of white feminism and not the all-inclusive kind I'd rathe...
Although I have a feeling the girl won't be that well off when she gets home: she unintentionally put her friends at risk. At best, she'll be known as a freak to the other sixth graders, and at worst she'll be taken in and charged. None of this is Bobbi's fault, however. The girl was on TV and...
And it looks like these might be one-shot issues, instead of story arcs. I was just under the impression that it wouldn't be that way? I'm glad I didn't buy this: as wonderful as it is, I tend to prefer story arcs in comics. I'm also not willing to give Cain my money directly after her poutin...
This was so much fun! But I'll warn you that some of the rest of this review gets pretty feminist and a little rantish at times. Okay, mostly. the things is that it was so much but it was not intersectional and I'll get into that in a minute. I walked into this one knowing that it had been touted ...
But I didn't listen: Bobbi Morse used to be married to Clint Barton and I wasn't fond of her back then. Except things have changed drastically: she's working for SHIELD and has been exposed to both the Super Soldier Serum and the Infinity Formula by Nick Fury. To save her life, of course! Howev...
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