gender role in comic
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Baran Ulag, Moritz Deul
Gender issues in comic art
7. Conclusion
6. Changes in gender role?
5. "Men will be men ; women will be girls
4. Female heroes in teams?
3. Difference in power
2. History of comicbooks
1. Who is this?
Structure
Who is this person?
- Inexpensive form of entertainment during WWII
History of comicbooks
- Superman first real superhero
- Men have high physical powers
- Higher leadership skills
- "Insanely rich"
Difference in power
- More typical female abilites ("hair control")
- Are often given non-physical powers
- High agility powers (flexibility)
Female heroes in teams?
- Over 2500 teams in DC and Marvel
- Low number of female heroes results in low number of female team mates
- 30 % of teams have no women
- Only 4.8 % have both genders in a team
https://fastly.syfy.com/sites/syfy/files/styles/2200xauto/public/team-distribution.png
5.7% of female characters with gendered names have 'woman' in their name.
"girl” as diminutive version of woman.
8% of both male and female have gendered names
"Men will be men, women will be girls
General increase of female characters in Comic books
Changes in gender role ?
Conclusion
https://fastly.syfy.com/sites/syfy/files/styles/2200xauto/public/team-distribution.png
https://www.humanities.org/blog/how-american-history-created-the-american-superhero/
https://www.cbr.com/iconic-female-team-ups-comics/
https://pudding.cool/2017/07/comics/
https://blog.retroplanet.com/superhero-comic-book-history/#:~:text=Comic%20books%20were%20a%20popular,the%20Justice%20Society%20of%20America.&text=Superman%20and%20Batman%20were%20a,that%20continued%20to%20be%20published.
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