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Taking a Dip in the Crazy Pool: The Evolution of X-Women From Heroic Subject to Sexual Object
By Suzanne M. Stauffer, Associate Professor School of Library and Information Science, Louisiana State University The X-Men presents a unique opportunity for examining changing social attitudes toward women in the evolution of the personality and character of the female X-Men … Continue reading