Today, I thought I would share one more example of the autobiographical essays on popular culture produced by the students in my Media Theory and Methods class. In this case, the focus is on Mexican comic books, a topic which I thought would be of particular interest to the sequential tarts and the other comics fans who read this blog. Most of this covers are painted by cover star artist Bazaldua, and the rest by his imitators.

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“The book American Gods wishes it was.” --Despina Durand
Bullies could beat up the fat American kids reading Batman and Superman. The religious comics I had growing up were never so sexy. He looks like a sickly game-show host. And a dapper suit might have been a better choice of attire than this odd striped getup. Oh, hell yes.
From all over the world. Just about every day. You just can't seem to get enough of those weird, wacky, sexy comics from Mexico. Brace yourselves, this is. If any of you have delicate sensibilities, weak hearts or stomachs — why are you still reading this?
And on my part, I felt I needed to go out and live harder, party more, be more social, etc. Just know what your getting into. She is going to dump you. We are indeed in two different places. She'll be hoping that you're going to convert and if neither is happy with the other being as they are, you'll find yourself divorced shortly down the road. I knew a Mormon girl who got rides from her Mormon friends for casual sex dates with men she met on Tinder. Or maybe he's like me and would rather just collapse into bed with you when he gets home. I would say though that racial differences are NOT like religious differences, certainly not those between Mo and Nomo.