Black panther is a fictional character named T’Challa, he was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. The character and costume, as its name states, is based on…
Female characters in media have changed over the years, from stereotypes to multifaceted, fully developed characters. One example of this is Jinx, a League of Legends (2013) fan…
TV sitcoms have often included a “funny womanizer” character—someone who flirts a lot, dates around, and doesn’t take relationships seriously. These characters often serve as comedic relief while…
Contrasting Interpretations of Harley Quinn: From Psychiatrist to Supervillain Harley Quinn, initially introduced as Dr. Harleen Quinzel in the 1992 animated TV series Batman: The Animated Series, is…
Ken and Barbie are the same versions of one another except for their genders. Barbie is our leading lady, with Ken as her sidekick. She has been portrayed…
James Bond, the iconic secret agent, known as agent 007, had significant transformation from his cinematic debut in Dr. No(1962). Initially shown as the hyper-masculine invulnerable British spy,…
The 1982 and 2014 film adaptations of Annie tell the same story but with some obvious differences in their representation of race, gender, and societal expectations. While the…
Captain America. The name alone brings to mind a muscular blonde guy draped in red, white, and blue, throwing his vibranium shield like a frisbee on steroids. But…
The 1991 movie Beauty and the Beast is one of Disney’s classic films, and in 2017, a live-action version was released. Although both movies share many similarities in…