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Bitch Planet: Triple Feature #3
Bitch Planet: Triple Feature #3
DeCONNICK & DE LANDRO THE TRIPLE FEATURE! Back for more?? Three talented teams bring the hot, hot heat to entrenched patriarchy everywhere. New stories from the front lines of BITCH PLANET…and all the backmatter you can handle. 100% Grade-A satire. Funny ’til it hurts.
- GenresComicsScience Fiction
32 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 16, 2017
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October 2, 2017
Living in Texas in the current political climate makes Bitch Planet a possibility if we continue to allow men to decide what is right for women and what we do with our own bodies. Don’t agree with me???
Rape. Insurance. Texas just passed a law requiring women to get rape insurance in the event she gets raped and insurance in Texas can not cover for said abortion.
Rape.
Insurance.
Rape. Insurance. Texas just passed a law requiring women to get rape insurance in the event she gets raped and insurance in Texas can not cover for said abortion.
Rape.
Insurance.
April 28, 2018
Good stories but the art of the first one distracted me from the writing, which is a bummer. I definitely recommend checking them out though if you're a fan of the main series.
December 12, 2017
While the art in "Those People" is painful to look at, the writing is relevant to police stereotyping and biased perceptions/actions based on prejudice.
"Big Game" has better art, with equally good writing, with the main theme being women and children's lower social status to men, and are therefore possessions of men.
"Love, Honor & Obey" is the best of the bunch. Solid writing that nails the contradictions within what's expected of women, going so far as to show that even a "perfect woman" can't hold up to societal standards. Art looks kind of like sketches done in sepia tones.
"Big Game" has better art, with equally good writing, with the main theme being women and children's lower social status to men, and are therefore possessions of men.
"Love, Honor & Obey" is the best of the bunch. Solid writing that nails the contradictions within what's expected of women, going so far as to show that even a "perfect woman" can't hold up to societal standards. Art looks kind of like sketches done in sepia tones.
September 8, 2019
Bitch Planet, more, more, more...
Bitch Planet... mmm... good... good colors, good ideas, mmm... THIS is over-the-top fantasy become all-too-real life in contemporary X-ian run-by-the Senate USSA
Bitch Planet... mmm... good... good colors, good ideas, mmm... THIS is over-the-top fantasy become all-too-real life in contemporary X-ian run-by-the Senate USSA
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