No, because: a. She doesn't have any explicit powers. She's not a "hero" per se, but a peripheral character. It's easier to draw a comparison between the hero/alter ego idea and sexuality.
b. She's DC. Dude, I'm totally Marvel.
c. I own not a comic with her in it.
I'm going to be sure to do lots of Alan Moore stuff. I'm just imagining passing around pages of his stuff to the class. Glee. Other than that, I'll be doing oodles of research.
The only bad thing is that I'm probably going to end up shelling out money for actual comics. *sigh*
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Date: 2004-09-13 10:08 pm (UTC)a. She doesn't have any explicit powers. She's not a "hero" per se, but a peripheral character. It's easier to draw a comparison between the hero/alter ego idea and sexuality.
b. She's DC. Dude, I'm totally Marvel.
c. I own not a comic with her in it.
I'm going to be sure to do lots of Alan Moore stuff. I'm just imagining passing around pages of his stuff to the class. Glee. Other than that, I'll be doing oodles of research.
The only bad thing is that I'm probably going to end up shelling out money for actual comics. *sigh*
It'll be worth it, though.