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[Guest Post] Alison the Beloved (Part Two)
In this part of my essay, I dig into fan characterizations of Alison, using the AO3 corpus as a representative sample. An examination of SotS fan content on AO3 reveals that Alison may be the Doctor’s beloved in SotS, but she’s largely unloved in fandom. Continue reading
[Guest Post] Alison the Beloved (Part One)
The Black companions in the rebooted iteration of Doctor Who have it rough, especially the women. Think of Martha, who suffers Simm Master’s mockery and his enforced servitude of her family in Season 3’s Sound of Drums. Think of Bill, … Continue reading
Looking Back: The Authority Volume 1 (Issues 1 -12)
I vote for 25 more issues of The Wild Storm and new Wildstorm revival series done by queer people of color.
Are y’all with me? Continue reading
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