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Comics in the Closet, Part 2
Comics in the Closet, Part 2
This is the second part of a lecture I delivered last year. In the first part here I argue that super-hero comics are built around homsexual panic and repressed male bonding. In this second bit I'm extending that argument. (Be warned; there are some explicit images below.) ___________________ ...
Comics In The Closet, Part 3
hoodedutilitarian.blogspot.com — Last week I posted a lecture I gave on the importance of, and suppression of, male-male bonding and obsessions in comics. ( Part One , Part Two. ) Some interesting comments and criticisms were brought up in the comments to those posts, particularly ... (more) Comics In The Closet, Part 3
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