This 1945 booklet contains the cut out models for Captain Marvel, Mary Marvel, and Captain Marvel, Jr. , who could be assembled into 3D paper action figures. Reed and Associates, 1945. 12" x 9" inches. Action figure height around 8.5" x 5" inches. Each of the three character models are.....
[Feminism][Comics] Two Supergirl first-issue comics, published a decade apart in 1972 and 1982, capturing the shifting portrayal of the character across two distinct eras in superhero history. These issues serve as milestones in Supergirl’s evolution from a supporting figure in Superman’s world to an independent heroine headlining her own series.....
[Feminism][Comics] Archive of four Supergirl comic books published by DC Comics between 1982 and 1986, chronicling a pivotal period in the character’s development. This archive documents Supergirl’s evolving role as a solo heroine in the pre-Crisis on Infinite Earths era, her transition into multimedia adaptations, and her use in public.....
[Comics][Feminism] Archive of 4 issues of Supergirl (Vol. 4), Nos. 1,2,3,4, 1994. A complete four-issue run of Supergirl (Vol. 4), published in 1994 by DC Comics, written by Roger Stern with art by June Brigman and Jackson Guice. This limited series marked a redefinition of the Supergirl character during the.....
Fiction House. Jumbo Comics featuring Sheena, Queen of the Jungle, 1943 to 1952, documents the emergence of a female action protagonist in American comic publishing during the Golden Age and provides direct evidence of how gender roles were negotiated within mass market entertainment during World War II and the postwar.....
