It's great to like sex, but by playing wild and loose with it you're shooting yourself in the foot. No one's going to want to give you any once you have herpes and genital warts.
The problem is that even a women, like Fluke, who was advocating for birth control for someone else, was regarded as being a sexual deviant. Zola is depicted as being admittedly sexually active yes, but I do not even see the point in calling her a slut really. So she likes sex, okay...I dont see a problem with that myself, but the problem with the word slut is it carries a negative history used to demean woman. The n-word itself is not a swear word it os the historical context that is relavent in understanding why the word is taboo.
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I've been saying since it came out that For Tomorrow is one of the best Superman stories of all time, behind the Moore and Morrison stuff.
It was a bit of a slog in single issues, but even then you could see the brilliance of conception, slow as it was.
Wonder Woman reads better on a monthly basis, and has created a stronger cast of characters and built a stronger world, but For Tomorrow was a pitch perfect analysis of the Superman mythos, the core of the character, and a reaffirmation of it.
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But I think analyzing it, taking it apart a little, playing with the individual bits, replacing a few of the more well worn segments and strengthening the foundations is PART of telling a good story.
You look at something like All Star Superman, or Moore's Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow, or his For the Man Who Has Everything, and they are exploring the underpinnings of the character on various levels; either by systematically stripping away the trappings - the supporting cast, the secret identity, the faithful side kicks, the base, the villains - until only the core character remains, or by putting him in situations specifically designed to reinforce or fundamental elements of the character or are allegorical or what have you. And they resonate for just that reason.
And the same is true for Batman and the Dark Knight Returns and Morrison's run on that title. And so forth and so on.
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