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Introduction: Drawn to and from gender: some of what it means to critique comics through intersectional feminist theory Sandra Cox Part I: Racialized Heroes and Sexualized Villains 1. Contested adaptations: legacies of orientalism, the she-hero, and Hollywood’s diversity aesthetic in Marvel’s Doctor Strange (2016) Michael Reinhard and Monica Roxanne Sadler 2. On the fringes and tassels of respectability: Catwoman and censoring the femme form A. Luxx Mishou 3. Queer, Latina, and Punching Nazis: a New America breaking borders Ande Davis 4. Unweaving the World: militant eco-feminism in the anti-fairy tale Beautiful Darkness Shane Gomes Part II: National Histories and Personal Autographies 5. Drawn into being: the transformative voices of Native American and First Nations Women in comics and visual narratives Nicole Dib 6. Comics and gendered subjectivity: the multifaceted truth of Alison Bechdel’s graphic memoirs Cody Shrum 7 Love, lust and lucre in Leela Corman’s Unterzakhn Alex Link |