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The Issues - Treatment. Graphic Novels & School Libraries Graphic Novels can have dialogue, violence, or sexual situations just like any other novel.

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1 The Issues - Treatment

2 Graphic Novels & School Libraries Graphic Novels can have dialogue, violence, or sexual situations just like any other novel.

3 Comics/Graphic Novels : Women – Hero (examples: Wonder Woman, Jean Gray, Storm, Rogue, Batgirl, Supergirl) Strong, attractive, “perfect” Clothing: Two words…Form Fitting Physical Features: Extremely Attractive – Villain (examples: Cat Woman, Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn, Emma Frost) Typically depicted as very intelligent, seductress type Clothing: Dominatrix – Non-Heroes/Villains Damsel in distress (Lois Lane)

4 Comics/Graphic Novels: Men – Heroes Always built Always attractive – Villains Creepy, ugly, dark clothing

5 Comics/Graphic Novels: Violence – Typical comics display blood but not gore and people hardly ever die – Newer comics will display little to extreme gore and people do die (they will kill off a main character) Minorities – There really aren’t any in the older comics…

6 Manga: Women – Hero (examples: Sailor Moon, Tohru from Fruits Basket, Belldandy from Ah! My Goddess, Kikyou from Inu Yasha, Faye from Cowboy Bebop) Comical, strong, sometimes bossy, sometimes clumsy & ditsy (if it’s a comical manga), smart (if it’s a more serious manga), portrayed as dumb (if it’s comical) Clothing: sometimes very little depending on the age of the target audience Physical Features: Varies, for adult audience usually one of the main female protagonists is well endowed and very attractive, for children physical features are average

7 Manga: Villain Usually the stereotypical evil (destroy/rule the world) Clothing: Sometimes very little clothing, usually dark Physical Features: Attractive seductress if for adults, creepy evil if for children

8 Manga: Non-Heroes/Villains – Damsel in Distress type Clumsy, ditsy, shy, naive, modest, smart, always getting into trouble, the “perfect” Japanese girl (special term for it, need to look it up) Clothing: Modest but for adults they always tend to get into something risqué usually forced on them by the hero or bossy protagonist Physical Features: Range from cute to extremely attractive Bossy – Bossy, arrogant, adventurous, getting the hero into trouble – Clothing: Modest to Scantily clad – Physical Features: Unattractive to Extremely attractive

9 Manga: Violence – Range from mild to extremely graphic Artists do not pull punches with violence in manga for teens and adults, drawing everything with intense detail

10 Manga: Minorities – Most characters in manga are depicted with pale skin and have an assortment of hair colors (blonde to neon pink) drawn to look like Caucasians many times and minorities are rarely depicted


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