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Why Wonder Woman’s breastplate isn’t disappointing
The armour is not actually accompanied by the male gaze in the film, and may not even have been meant as armour at all. Continue reading
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Unscientific breastplates
Wonder Woman’s armour isn’t entirely about ‘her choices’: it creates new ways to harm her because it’s trying to preserve other things. Continue reading
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Justice in Gotham City
History The history of Gotham city is not unlike many American cities’ during British colonial rule. It was founded in 1635 by a Norwegian mercenary and was later taken over by the British, changing hands various times over the years. … Continue reading
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