Spider-Man: Across the Spiderverse with a comics writer & movement organizers

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"many singular people who feel alone, but together are at least feeling alone together" - Felicia T. Perez, Narrative Strategist and Zoe Tunnell, the co-creator of the comic Blade Maidens and official explainer of trans metaphor Gwen Stacy join me to discuss the latest animated Spider-Man movie, featuring Miles Morales, Spider-Man, Across the Spiderverse. Covering: Diverse spidersonas, migrant roots, 'have you considered not being a cop?', and why Spider Punk doesn't listen to the Sex Pistols. Plus: PAY YOUR DAMN ARTISTS. Check out Felicia T. Perez narrative strategy, arts and activism projects at https://www.feliciaperez.com/ Zoe Tunnell is a trans lesbian writer and co-creator of Blade Maidens a queer fantasy adventure comic that's online for free but is being published in print with Dark Horse. And she has other new comics projects! Read https://www.blademaidens.com and read the CNN interview with Zoe https://www.cnn.com/2023/06/11/entertainment/spider-verse-gwen-stacy-trans-cec/index.html Support the Entertainment Strikes! Support the Writers Strike! https://www.wgacontract2023.org/take-action/stand-with-writers SAG-AFTRA Strike updates https://www.sagaftrastrike.org/ Donate to support workers impacted by the strikes https://entertainmentcommunity.org/

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