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‘WWWWD: What would Wonder Woman do?’: An interview with Trina Robbins
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Abstract
This interview with Trina Robbins explores her roles as a comics creator, historian and activist. It discusses her championship of female creators and readers and her various publications within the fields of feminist and LGBT commix, superheroics, and self-publishing.
Title: ‘WWWWD: What would Wonder Woman do?’: An interview with Trina Robbins
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Abstract
This interview with Trina Robbins explores her roles as a comics creator, historian and activist.
It discusses her championship of female creators and readers and her various publications within the fields of feminist and LGBT commix, superheroics, and self-publishing.
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