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A review by viera
Women of Marvel #1 by Sophie Campbell, Natasha Alterici, Nadia Shammas, Zoraida Córdova, Anne Toole
1.0
A scathing insult to women.
Story Topics include:
-Medusa going to a hair salon
-Lady Deathstrike going to a nail salon
-Marrow and Feral being Frenemies, called “Give the Cat a Bone” I believe.
-Hela having a self care day
- Jean Grey killing a succulent, throwing a tantrum and replacing it with a ceramic one.
-She Hulk running around the Museum of Natural History tour-guide style with Rhino.
- Emma Frost failing at adulting but making up for it with the mental projection of being put-together.
- Misty Knight hunting down a runaway only for a showdown where the “daughters of liberty” scare off the bad guys with their mere presence.
- Gamora participating in a space version of the Bachelor.
- Captain Peggy Carter hunting down a spy girl who throws down her cane so she can pull off her own prosthetic leg to beat Nazis over the head with as her chosen blunt object. Not an exaggeration. Just the unavoidable level of effort we’re looking at for female empowerment.
Every story was silly to varying degrees, but ultimately it was just a lackluster combination of pandering and stereotypes.
Story Topics include:
-Medusa going to a hair salon
-Lady Deathstrike going to a nail salon
-Marrow and Feral being Frenemies, called “Give the Cat a Bone” I believe.
-Hela having a self care day
- Jean Grey killing a succulent, throwing a tantrum and replacing it with a ceramic one.
-She Hulk running around the Museum of Natural History tour-guide style with Rhino.
- Emma Frost failing at adulting but making up for it with the mental projection of being put-together.
- Misty Knight hunting down a runaway only for a showdown where the “daughters of liberty” scare off the bad guys with their mere presence.
- Gamora participating in a space version of the Bachelor.
- Captain Peggy Carter hunting down a spy girl who throws down her cane so she can pull off her own prosthetic leg to beat Nazis over the head with as her chosen blunt object. Not an exaggeration. Just the unavoidable level of effort we’re looking at for female empowerment.
Every story was silly to varying degrees, but ultimately it was just a lackluster combination of pandering and stereotypes.