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Sarna; Wenger. Thus, the first step in any study should always be to clearly state which part of continuity is to be studied. The works of writers like Rabbi Simcha Weinstein, Danny Fingeroth, and Arie Kaplan are not tested for scholarly rigor or quality and, most importantly, do not aspire to academic rigor.
When these generic differences are ignored and they are cited as authoritative sources e. Malcolm n18; Royal 1n2 , parochial cultural myths can be disseminated into comics scholarship. With repetition, they can become naturalized, possibly muddling the historical record and making new insights into historical connections between comics and identity increasingly inaccessible. Granted, interviews and archival materials from early comics history are scarce, but the closer one gets to the present, the more one can find. Many artists and writers have been treated in biographies and hagiographies; see the previous paragraph.
Even when no archival or biographical materials are available, however, secondary literature can be used to elucidate contexts. Malcolm, again, fails to take this material into account; her essay lacks perspective on the development of Jewish American and American perceptions and conceptions of the Holocaust, leading to an ahistorical treatment of the topic from a contemporary understanding.
Ideally, a critical perspective that pays attention to history, context, and biography, and takes authorial self-representation and stated intentions seriously should be developed as scholarship on comics and identity proceeds. In an ideal world, the meaning of neither comics characters nor cultural identities should be asserted without consideration of their contingency. And no critical study should assume, for example, that simply because Jews wrote comics, they surreptitiously wrote their Jewishness into them or that, because there are Jews in some stories, it is ethnography.
Nothing should take precedence over direct engagement and quotation of the comics themselves. From the shoddiest piece of Golden Age hackwork to the most ostensibly literary graphic novel, every work of comics speaks volumes about the identity climate in which it was created; as scholars, we should try to set aside our preconceived notions and listen. Ammerman, Nancy T. Gerrie ter Haar and James J. Attebery, Brian. Decoding Gender in Science Fiction. New York: Routledge, Baron, Lawrence. Brevoort, Tom, and Stan Lee. January 2 Brodkin, Karen. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, Chemers, Michael M.
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The NATO chiefs of staff have already decided to go with the attack. X asks the presindent if he realizes that provoking Magneto like this threatens the life of every man, woman and child of this estire planet and the presindent just answers "that's a chance we just have to take". Sentinels sprout from the ground and go to the Savage Land, where Cyke is talking with Magneto about the mission and the last one replies that Pietro thinks that, by killing people, his father will like him more, but that it's just the contrary.
He lectures Scott about the genocides that his family was exposed to, and that they the mutants have to take the world from those ways and rectify that. Scott says that he'll never going to kill for Magneto, that replies that he would not ask such a thing. They talk about the recital that Scarlet Witch will read that night, and the use of the Epsilon-Omega language that Magneto is trying to teach to every mutant.
An unusual request comes from Magneto: he wants Cyclops to address him as father if Quicksilver is around. Quicksilver is with Scarlet Witch talking about the way his father treats him, when he sees the Sentinels arrival and their attack on the Savage Land mutants. As he, Cyclops and the others try to rescue the others, Magneto gets mad and flies above the ground, where he commands all Sentinels to kill anyone without mutant genes. He says that he's going to kill a hundred thousand humans per each mutant dead by this attack.
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