Superheroes and Masculinity examines how heteropatriarchal representations of gender are both perpetuated and challenged within the superhero genre. This collection critiques stereotypical portrayals of hegemonic masculinity and explores queer alternatives to such formulations within superhero comics, film, and television.
Superheroes and Masculinity examines how heteropatriarchal representations of gender are both perpetuated and challenged within the superhero genre. This collection critiques stereotypical portrayals of hegemonic masculinity and explores queer alternatives to such formulations within superhero comics, film, and television.
Sean Parson is assistant professor of politics and international affairs at Northern Arizona University. JL Schatz is director of speech and debate at Binghamton University.
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Chapter One: Deconstructing the Hero-Sidekick Bromance: Foggy, Kato, and the Masculine Performance of Friendship Ryan Cheek and Anne Bialowas Chapter Two: If She Be Worthy: Performance of Female Masculinity and Toxic Geek Masculinity in Jason Aaron's Thor: The Goddess of Thunder Hailey J. Austin Chapter Three: Witches and Witchbreed in Marvel 1602 Kevin Cummings Chapter Four: The Joker's Dionysian Philosophy of Gender and Sexuality in The Dark Knight Jacob Murel Chapter Five: There are Different Ways of Being Strong: Steven Universe and Developing a Caring Superhero Masculinity Edgar Sandoval, Julian Barr, and David J. Roberts Chapter Six: There Must Always be a Thor: Marvel's Thor the Goddess of Thunder and the Disruption of Heroic Masculinities Kiera M Gaswint and Jeff Brown Chapter Seven: Poisoning Masculinity: Poison Ivy as a Counter-Narrative of Villainy and Trauma through Representations of Queer Love in DC's Everyone Loves Ivy TJ Buttgereit, Emily Mendelson, and JL Schatz Chapter Eight: The New Teen Titans for Queer Boys: Emergent Masculinities and Sentimental Superhero Melodrama in the 1980s Brian Johnson
Chapter One: Deconstructing the Hero-Sidekick Bromance: Foggy, Kato, and the Masculine Performance of Friendship Ryan Cheek and Anne Bialowas Chapter Two: If She Be Worthy: Performance of Female Masculinity and Toxic Geek Masculinity in Jason Aaron's Thor: The Goddess of Thunder Hailey J. Austin Chapter Three: Witches and Witchbreed in Marvel 1602 Kevin Cummings Chapter Four: The Joker's Dionysian Philosophy of Gender and Sexuality in The Dark Knight Jacob Murel Chapter Five: There are Different Ways of Being Strong: Steven Universe and Developing a Caring Superhero Masculinity Edgar Sandoval, Julian Barr, and David J. Roberts Chapter Six: There Must Always be a Thor: Marvel's Thor the Goddess of Thunder and the Disruption of Heroic Masculinities Kiera M Gaswint and Jeff Brown Chapter Seven: Poisoning Masculinity: Poison Ivy as a Counter-Narrative of Villainy and Trauma through Representations of Queer Love in DC's Everyone Loves Ivy TJ Buttgereit, Emily Mendelson, and JL Schatz Chapter Eight: The New Teen Titans for Queer Boys: Emergent Masculinities and Sentimental Superhero Melodrama in the 1980s Brian Johnson
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