Wonder Woman
Renounce Your Wish: The Low Anthropology of WW84
“Who Doesn’t Want to be Afraid Anymore? Or Alone? Or Frightened, or Powerless?”
The Stories We Tell
For Valentine’s Day this year, my husband Jason and I opted out of the traditional […]
Wakanda is Where the Real Wonder Women (and Men) Live
I am not a big fan of superhero movies. Blame it on my low anthropology […]
Wonder Woman and the Side Effects of Losing Innocence
This review of the new Wonder Woman comes to us from Caleb Ackley. Typically when […]
Defeat Even in Victory: Wonder Woman, Critical Response, and Modes of Low Anthropology
When it comes to writing about DC Comics’ theological inclinations, there’s no one better for the […]
Maid of Honor in a Dishonorable World: Problems with Wonder Woman in the Twenty-First Century
Mockingbird Superhero guru Wenatchee the Hatchet returns with another installment of his Exiles and Orphans of […]
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