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Mar 30, 2016 1 hr 7 min

All Comics Considered Episode 37:

from We Considered Comics Hosted by Martin Gleason, Tim Yang, Hannah Goldberg Craig, Nick Bergeron-Fury

Hello and Welcome to All Comics Considered! In our last episode during Women's History Month, we bring in Megan from Dorkadia to discuss examples of female sexuality in comics! A warning: If frank discussions of sexuality are not your jam, after we talk about the Civil War Hype Train, you may want to dip on out. And that's 100% cool with us. First up: Requisite Civil War Hype Train Marty is conductor of the train Hannah is the Engineer Nick isn't hyped Megan is team cap, but also not so hyped Positive Examples of Female Sexuality in Comics: Oh Joy Sex Toy! Bitch Planet Sex Criminals Saga Captain Marvel Red Sonja Lumberjanes Angela and Sera Rat Queens Way less than positive: Fridging Hawkeye Initiative Frank Miller Madonna's and Whores Complex --- Enjoy our Theme? It's by our senior sound editor, Steve Jacoby, who has does this kind of work for kings, queens and galactic emperors. You can find All Comics Considered ALMOST every WEDNESDAY: On Stitcher Radio or on iTunes. That's where are archive of awesome lives. Please leave us a review. Give us stars, give us reviews, share us, reblog us and retweet us! You can always find us: On Twitter as @AllComicsCast Marty: @officergleason Hannah: @totallyarogue Nick: @outofthevault Tim: @timconsiders Megan: @meganisrad On All Comics Considered! Soundcloud! On Facebook On Tumblr You can register all complaints or corrections with [email protected] Please retweet, reblog, share, and remember: Comics are for everybody!

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