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WomenWriteAboutComics (WWAC) is a
comic book website,
founded in
December 2011 by
Megan Purdy. The site has been
nominated four
times for an
Eisner Award...
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figures run
around in a ring.
Rachel Stevens and
Megan Purdy of
WomenWriteAboutComics characterized the
design as "intentionally messy". The zine is black...
- (September 12, 2017). "Blood Stain: An
Interview With
Linda Sejic".
WomenWriteAboutComics.
Retrieved November 27, 2021. Hughes, Johnny. "Interview with Sunstone...
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displaying the
characteristics of a "final girl," with
Rosie Knight of
WomenWriteAboutComics even
positing that she is
arguably the
first example of this character...
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sometimes by the
person she
herself had just defeated.
Comic book and
WomenWriteAboutComics editor Claire Napier praised her
character overall, in part due...
- Zhdanova,
Masha (January 10, 2023). "WWAC's
Favorite Manga of 2022".
WomenWriteAboutComics.
Retrieved August 10, 2023.
Official manga website (in ****anese)...
- the
grammatical mistakes in
early chapters. In a
mixed review for
WomenWriteAboutComics,
author Claire Napier noted Hooky's
artwork as "very attractively...
- Ten List of Red
Headed Superheroes (and Villains) -
Women Write About Comics".
womenwriteaboutcomics.com. 25
February 2014. "In pictures:
Connecting the...
- for
readers of
superhero comics, and a "classic".
WomenWriteAboutComics included it on
their list of "top 10
tearjerker comics", and
emphasized that it...
- model" and a "truly heroic"
female character.
Claire Napier of
WomenWriteAboutComics said, "Emma
Frost is
remarkable because nobody—fan nor
creator nor...
