network for more documentation I have entered two main variants in the treatment of post "Women in comics", this feminist analysis of the role of women in the world of historeta and on the other side The "analysis" male characters appearing in comic strips. Ie which of the heroines' is more or less good. "
However, only analysis of women in comics focusing on superhero comics, is very partial. Since the beginning of the story has been women in comics and their role and treatment varied depending on the seasons and the various achievements of women in society. I will speak only of a certain moment I want to emphasize.
As the authors properly emphasize that Maitena and Marjane Satrapi are not alone. Frank Miller's wife, Lynn Varley, appears in the credits of 300, I am sure that there is a reason of condescension, but because his contribucioón to color in this work is essential. This paper, ink or colored, has traditionally been the industry left in the hands of women or children because they felt their smaller hands could give more precision to work. The problem is that you never have recognized its merits.
- Bretécher, French great, much appreciated by critics, with illustrations and albums seem very original and fun, inspiring Bretécher Maitena is the author Argentina's current popularity.
- Mary Fleener, American feminist of the seventies, considered a pioneer of comics feminine and feminist.
- Jessica Abel, very modern both in its design as it recreates the world.
- Julie Doucet, Canadian comic autobiographical responsible brave and without makeup.
- Cathy Guisewite, American genius who portrays the world actual y las difícil comunicación con el llamado "sexo fuerte".
- Lynn Jonston, canadiense, autora de historietas inspiradas en su propia vida de madre de familia.
- Phoebe Gloekner, norteamericana, autora autobiográfica muy destacada por la crítica.
- Debbie Drechsler, también estadounidense que denuncia en sus álbumes los abusos sexuales que sufrió en su infancia.
- Marjane Satrapi responsable de un cómic muy personal, autobiográfico, en el que narra su infancia en el mundo cambiante de su país tras la caída del Sha.
- Maitena.
this to complete and confirm that in this world have no place separation and discrimination, but we move in a world so male.
To know more (this time without wikipedia):
http://www.entretodas.net/categoria/comic/
http://kemosabidrawing.googlepages. com / lasmujeresyelcomic
Http://www.guiadelcomic.com/comics/mujeres_alteradas.htm
http://www.kobaltronics.com/arigata/ver.php?id_diario=23