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    Walking Dead Book Report

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    The walking dead comic book series started in 2003-2004 and is still going today. The writer of the comics, Robert Kirkman says “My hope for this is it will go on for a long time and and the fans will stay on it for a long time.” In 2010 AMC produced a t.v show based on the comic book. After season 2 of the t.v series, a webisode started. After season 3 a book was made based on the governor, the series main antagonist titled “The Fall of the Governor”. Sometime between season 3 and 4 a video game

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    McNamara 6 Alyssa McNamara Dr. Michael I. Niman SPC 333 5 December 2016 A Brief History and Analysis of the Portrayal of Women in Magazines Throughout history women have been depicted and treated as an inferior to the male all aspects of life. It is without debate, that to this day, like many other countries, the United States of America is a patriarchal society, valuing men over women and using various tactics to oppress women by constructing gender roles. These gender roles are thrust upon

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    Forms Of Pop Culture

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    There are many forms of pop culture seen throughout society. Many people see pop culture in different forms. Some may see pop culture in a comic book series or on social media platforms. There are some things that people do not feel should be considered being a part of pop culture. Everything has a meaning, within the meaning of the object is some form of art seen by others. Pop culture encompasses a variety of work with different styles of art. Any form of art can be considered being a part of pop

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    didn’t look up. He kept staring at the comic book, even though he’d already read it all the way through twice.” I think that this is implying that Brian knew what they were doing since he read it twice. I believe he read it multiple times to distract him from what was going on in the other room. Afterwards, his father makes him give the comic book to Ginger which makes Brian angry. Brian loses his only source of sanity during that moment. I think the comic book was a symbol Brian’s innocence and he

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    Dodge Tomedahawk

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    Dodge Tomahawk The Dodge Tomahawk was a concept car that was introduced by the American motor company at the 2003 North American International Auto Show. The concept car was a motorcycle that looks like a chrome version of Batman’s motorcycle in The Dark Knight. The car company made claims that the motorcycle would be able to reach top speeds of 300 to 420 mile per hour. The claims were debunked by various motorcycle and automotive media sources. Three people bought the car but since it isn’t

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    He writes “In my 30s, I found myself writing action movies and comic books. I wrote some Hulk stories, and met the geek-geniuses who created him. I saw my own creations turned into action figures, cartoons, and computer games.” Jones purpose of this article is to allay the fears of parents to see the good in video games

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    Cosette In The Movie

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    Cosette is an awful character. I loathe this character in the book, I loathe her in the movie, I’ll probably loathe her in the musical if I’m ever dragged to it. What did she do? Absolutely nothing. Throughout the entire book she had the inherited more traits from a tree stump than a quality character. The movie tries to modernize her by making her say “No, don’t do that,” occasionally, but she still doesn’t do anything for herself. If this was a well written story it would’ve revolved around Eponine

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    Location and childhood are two major components that make up someone's identity. A person is shaped by the world around them and how they see themselves within it. For Marjane in Persepolis (Marjane Satrapi, Vincent Paronnaud), this is rather difficult as her identity has been formed both through her life in Iran and the liberal, western political views held by her family. The film portrays her childhood in Iran and her teen years in Austria, through a simplistic form that show the differences in

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    In his essay “Violent Media is Good for Kids”, comic book writer Gerard Jones argues that there are some benefits of exposing your children to a violent content. Back in the day, children have access to different media entertainments, which mostly were violent. Violent issues can rise from the community, poverty and so fourth. Jones thinks that violent media helps children’s attitude and perceptions in their life in a good way. Jones says,” children use violent stories to meet their emotional and

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    encourages them to stick up for themselves and it helps them deal with rage. Views of author Violent media is good for kids because it empowers them, help them deal with rage, and helps kid emotionally. Violent media does more harm than good. Marvel comics like Hulk allowed him to create a fantasy self to deal with rage. Tarzan and Power rangers help his son overcome his fears. He has worked with other people become more self controlled and leader through the use of violent media. My views I agree

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