Batwoman

The success of “Supergirl” has been a triumph for Melissa Benoist fans everywhere and when “Supergirl Season 2” was green-lit, loyal Kryptonian followers everywhere wanted to know what to expect. National City has moved from CBS to The CW and aside from fans expecting the arrival of Kara’s young cousin (but looks older than her because of space and time) Superman, loyal followers can expect five more additions to “Supergirl Season 2.” TV Line has it that Greg Berlanti and show runners are adding

characters from comic books were influenced by the newspaper funnies. Now, superheroes were made popular such as Superman and Captain America. Batwoman was another character influenced by Batman and also appeared in the DC comics. This influenced director, Jerry Warren, to film a movie about Batwoman’s fight against crime. This clip is from The Wild World of Batwoman, and it was filmed in 1966. The actress played a really strong role in this film and I thought her costume added to the superhero personality

if it were not for the Comics Code, comics would have gotten to where they are now sooner. Not that our attitudes today are perfect, but gender roles are much more progressive and egalitarian than they ever were in 1954. Captain Marvel is a woman. Batwoman is gay. The rebooted Ultimates has no white dudes! I think we’re past the worst of over-sexualisation in comics which was the 1990s. “Everybody, male and female, had 12 pack abs, meticulously drawn hindquarters, and busts that belonged on mantelpieces

HIV virus, which the code barred without a doubt. Two years later the code went through changes that allowed the LGBT characters. A few years later Estrelapolar was definitely a gay thing. After this characters like Kevin Keller, Archie Comics, and Batwoman, Batman, were revealed as

LGTBQ representation is something all communities deserve. Superheroes spread morals and messages of justice. They make some of the best role models for children: hope, justice, and love. We have heroes that are rich, like Batman and Green Arrow, and heroes who struggle financially (Billy Batson), heroes with no parents, separated parents (Redhood), and single parents (Cyborg). DC has even brought in in Muslim heroes (Green Lantern), Arabic heroes (Damian Wayne), Asian heroes (Cassandra Cain). These

Diversity in Comics Over the years, comic books have reflected what has been happening in the world around us. Hot topics and issues have taken place in these fantasy worlds. They have been used as propaganda. For example, during the second world war, people could read about their favorite heroes fighting and eventually defeating Hitler and the Nazis, therefore saving the world. During the cold war, they fought the Soviets. Comics have brought a light to heavy topics that are hard to talk about.

DC Comics once accidentally gave us one of the most diverse characters in the history of comics, a strong woman of color who happens to be a lesbian. I’m sure everyone remembers Batman The Animated Series. It stands as arguably one of the best cartoons ever aired with solid plot lines that weren’t so dumbed down for five year olds that adults found them annoying (I’m looking at you Teen Titans Go). One of the new characters created just for the animated series was Officer Renee Montoya, the young

Orwell believes that question-begging is a pervasive poison in political language. This can be seen in many politicians arguing for a point, in which they assume that their point is true and attempt to use their assumptions as proof that their assumption is true. It is a backwards type of circular thinking that values blind acceptance over truth. Political language especially suffers from these bad habits, because it is the type of language that deals most with the sending of important messages to

kissed another woman and confirms a rumour about her sexuality. And in 1992, Marvel Comics made headlines by revealing that Northstar was gay, and twenty years later (2012), the character is back in the news as he is set to wed his partner, Kyle. Batwoman is famously the highest-profile gay superhero in DC’s history; and Alan Scott aka Green Lantern (DC) was openly reintroduced as gay

¬ Comics : Cultural Mirror and Hidden Intent Cul¬tural texts are objects, actions, and behav¬iors that reveal cul¬tural mean¬ings. An entire space, peo¬ple and their inter¬ac¬tions, the rit¬u¬als, norms and the var¬i¬ous forms in which they man¬i¬fest are “read¬able” texts, suit¬able for obser¬va¬tion and analy¬sis. Especially when talking about culture and what is signified. One such example for cultural text are graphical novels called