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McGrath, Karen. "Gender, Race, and Latina Identity: An Examination of Marvel Comics’ Amazing Fantasy and Araña." Atlantic Journal of Communication 15. (2007): 268–83. Added by: joachim (14/09/2016, 09:51) Last edited by: joachim (14/09/2016, 09:53) |
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| Resource type: Journal Article Language: en: English Peer reviewed DOI: 10.1080/15456870701483599 BibTeX citation key: McGrath2007 Email resource to friend View all bibliographic details  |
Categories: General Keywords: "Amazing Fantasy", "Araña", Ethnicity, Gender, Superhero, USA Creators: McGrath Collection: Atlantic Journal of Communication |
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This article analyzes gender and race issues as they appear in the comic book series Amazing Fantasy and Araña, especially pertaining to issues of representation. The author finds that although small steps toward a more varied representation of minority groups are present in this comic book series, the characters are still depicted in gender and race stereotypical ways. The author does, however, find that unlike most minority groups’ portrayals and most heroines’ portrayals, ethnic identity is expressed in many ways but still does not overcome the larger issues of racial stereotyping present in the comic book series.
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