You don’t know about me or what I believe constitutes consent. And it’s bizarre that you would generalise from me, one person from one city in North America, to an entire continent of people.

It is unsurprising to me that calling out rape culture is deemed “idiotic” and “ridiculous” given that we have a rape culture. Opposing the normalisation of rape and sketchy sexual behaviour is not uptight. You can ad hominem all you want, I’ll continue to oppose rape culture.

Rape culture.

I’d think it is either a stylistic choice or a limitation due to the time frame in which it was made, but either way it works and fits wonderfully.

Hell I don’t even want to tiptoe around the guys feelings on this one. If I had a nickel for every time a guy around me cracked a joke about getting women drunk so they could have sex with them… and for every time a girl called those women sluts.

Oy.

In this case, despite it having really rather messy drawing, I couldn’t not look at the art; it just flows so well with how the story progresses through the text.

And I don’t think “predictable” is too valid of a criticism here; not that this story’s never been done before in one form or another but the way the whole thing grabs your attention and pulls you through you don’t really have time to try to predict what will happen (up to the point where the final character is introduced, of course).

I loved the subjective depictions of the characters. I don’t see that device used very much (then again, I don’t read many comics), but its effect here cinches what otherwise would have been a ho-hum story.