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Lillian S. Robinson2004

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Wonder Women: Feminisms and Superheroes

Lillian S. Robinson

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Comics and Graphic Narratives Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Gender and Feminist Studies

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Preface 1. Flight Plan 2. Book of Lilith 3. Genesis 4. Generations of Super-Girls 5. Revelation: Post-Al Superheroes Afterword Works Cited

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