“The River” manages to serve up creepy, atmospheric fun, while still having an intriguing story. Didn’t get a chance to watch the premier episodes? Read my take on them below. Some spoilers ahead. ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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Far away, in a mundane land that seemed touched by focus groups. There lived an old master named Gohan, who found a baby boy. The old master raised the boy as his own child, and marveled as the youngster grew into a socially awkward teenager. Now, the boy known as Goku is a high school student and has no real attachment to his grandfather’s most mystical possession…HIS DRAGON BALL!
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The OG: This world has many web comics and not too many strong female characters. What made you decide that it was finally time to create a character like Gyno-Star and Little-Sappho (my personal favorite)?
Rebecca: When I created Gyno-Star, I wasn’t necessarily setting out to redress the gender imbalance in comics or anything like that. I’m female, so I like female superheroes. And I’m much better at drawing women than men. When I was in high school I couldn’t draw a convincing male character to save my life. So the superheroes that I drew in the margins of my chemistry notes were all female. And when I got tired of drawing Rogue and Storm and Kitty Pryde, I made up Gyno-Star. ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
