Superhero Fatigue: Is It Just the Casuals or An Issue With The Genre?

Send us Fan MailThis week, we talk about superheroes! What is superhero fatigue, where the term came from, and why it is probably connected to an -ism (racism, sexism, etc.). Bri gives great insight into how fatigue might be an issue only for casual fans of the genre, whereas Keisha sees it as an issue with the superhero's role in today's society. What we do agree with is the hope that superheroes bring and their necessity in pop culture.As always, come and hang out with us as we discuss our recent pulls, what we’re reading, what we’re watching, and anything else that comes up in the chats!!—---------------------The Pink Riot Comic Show is a live talk show podcast that discusses all things nerd with a Black feminist perspective in comic books, novels, TV, and film. Hang out with us in the live chat to witness our shenanigans and thought-provoking takes. We go live on Thursday nights at 5pm PT/ 8pm ET on YouTube, Instagram, and Twitch! Welcome to the Riot Family!!🥰If you want to find us in these internet streets, click our linktree🤟🏾:https://linktr.ee/pinkriotcomicshowIf you want to buy our Pink Riot, Blerdy Baddie, or Bust That Omnibussy Wide Open Merch, click here: https://pinkriotcomicshow.printify.me/🩷 If you want to support us and get exclusive behind-the-scenes content and input, subscribe to our Patreon🩷:https://patreon.com/pinkriotcomicshow?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLinkBe sure to like, share, and subscribe!!!!🥰#comicbooks #comicbook #livestream #show #blerds #womenofcolorincomics #superheroes