#Takingyourselfmuchtooseriously (Which is something that a good Trickster (an #archetype which is often the opposite of the hero archetype) Would NEVER do.. As the Joker never would, IF he were written *true to archetype*, which he usually isn't.. These days. 😏
Well: Loki is a Trickster: and HE certainly doesn't suffer from toxic masculinity & overseriousness.. 🙂
But anyway. For me, I much preferred comic books, as they were in the old days: a good "atmosphere" of which can be gleaned, by reading the prizewinning mainstream novel, The Adventures Of Kavalier And Clay, by Michael Chabon. (It's about two 40s/50s Brooklyn comic book writers.)
I very much enjoyed The Adventures Of Kavalier And Clay! 🙂👍
(& I'd copy Michael Chabon into this thread: only he appears to have deleted his Twitter! ☹️
"She Said is a bland, stilted work largely without genuine dramatic life or energy. No element of ambiguity or complexity is allowed to intrude. Whatever conceptions and prejudices the viewer enters with, he or she leaves with."
Yes: I agree that both #ambiguity and #complexity are needed for intelligent art. Also, it is only intelligent art which can examine, and possibly change, people's prejudices. Not propaganda for cancel culture or whatever. 😏
Starmer’s latest slogan – after his ‘WTF’ fiasco was unsurprisingly a catastrophe – appears to be:
Community, family, country
"Starmer claims in his ‘essay’ that these not Conservative ideas – but the words are strongly reminiscent of the motto of the Vichy France government that collaborated with the nazis during the second world war, “Family. Country. Work”:
🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
"Contribute or starve?
The #Labour press release claims that #Starmer’s essay ‘sets out vision for a “contribution society”’ – an idea that will rightly send cold shivers down the spines of this country’s millions of disabled or unemployed people and those in poorly-paid and..