http://www.girl-wonder.org/insideout/2008/01/22/theres-something-about-lynda-carter-blogging-for-choice/ It's a bird... It's a dame... It's a woman in comics! Mon, 08 Sep 2008 06:13:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 http://www.girl-wonder.org/insideout/2008/01/22/theres-something-about-lynda-carter-blogging-for-choice/#comment-259 Inside Out » Archive » Thoughts on Wonder Woman - Link Roundup Tue, 26 Feb 2008 18:19:18 +0000 http://www.girl-wonder.org/insideout/2008/01/22/theres-something-about-lynda-carter-blogging-for-choice/#comment-259 [...] Something About Wonder Woman - Introduction There’s Something About Lynda Carter / Blogging for Choice Less than [...] [...] Something About Wonder Woman - Introduction There’s Something About Lynda Carter / Blogging for Choice Less than [...]

]]> http://www.girl-wonder.org/insideout/2008/01/22/theres-something-about-lynda-carter-blogging-for-choice/#comment-257 Inside Out » Archive » Less Than Wonderful Mon, 11 Feb 2008 08:15:41 +0000 http://www.girl-wonder.org/insideout/2008/01/22/theres-something-about-lynda-carter-blogging-for-choice/#comment-257 [...] spent the previous two posts introducing a few perspectives on Wonder Woman, but thus far, I’ve skirted fairly clear [...] [...] spent the previous two posts introducing a few perspectives on Wonder Woman, but thus far, I’ve skirted fairly clear [...]

]]> http://www.girl-wonder.org/insideout/2008/01/22/theres-something-about-lynda-carter-blogging-for-choice/#comment-255 20th Carnival of Feminist SF - The Diamond Age « PodBlack Blog Fri, 08 Feb 2008 15:12:16 +0000 http://www.girl-wonder.org/insideout/2008/01/22/theres-something-about-lynda-carter-blogging-for-choice/#comment-255 [...] InsideOut - There’s Something About Lynda Carter / Blogging for Choice - “This is the second post in a series looking at the cultural and personal significance of Wonder Woman as a character and a symbol.” “It was a very conscious decision on my part to play against what was expected. I never played sexuality. I never tried to ‘play’ Wonder Woman. She didn’t think she was all that! She’s not all full of herself, and certainly not against men…but for women! It was just about being who she was, and trying to connect to that secret self that we have.” [...] [...] InsideOut - There’s Something About Lynda Carter / Blogging for Choice - “This is the second post in a series looking at the cultural and personal significance of Wonder Woman as a character and a symbol.” “It was a very conscious decision on my part to play against what was expected. I never played sexuality. I never tried to ‘play’ Wonder Woman. She didn’t think she was all that! She’s not all full of herself, and certainly not against men…but for women! It was just about being who she was, and trying to connect to that secret self that we have.” [...]

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