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6/12/2025, 7:03:54 AM
>>148978314
Everyone in the comic is just as mental as the creator so the characters don't give a fuck. There's a girl that throws pig blood on all the male students as a feminist statement and goes to the principal drenched in it and emotionless, and the joke like all of those types of strips is just that the characters downplay it right at the end (the prinicipal was only mad that she also used glitter on the janitor and now the janitor will never shut up about it) and that what she did seemed "a bit 70's." Aside from more esoteric artsy "2deep4u" moments it's shit like that constantly, other characters like her crush constantly talk and act like this, it's not just Marsha.
Just because it mixes in generalized millenial humor (and female humor at that) doesn't mean it's not overbearingly feminist. Honestly she should've just gotten this made as a show with other AT alumni and no one would've batted an eye since this is what you'd expect from AT crew, but JG had a chance encounter with her and made it his mission to help her out. Though it's telling that she's an asian self-proclaimed feminist in California who'd speak out about sexualization of women in media and other very important matters, and through 2015 onwards when it was the most ripe time for people like her to have a career boost, no one else wanted to make her work a show. Almost like people knew it wouldn't be good for one.
Everyone in the comic is just as mental as the creator so the characters don't give a fuck. There's a girl that throws pig blood on all the male students as a feminist statement and goes to the principal drenched in it and emotionless, and the joke like all of those types of strips is just that the characters downplay it right at the end (the prinicipal was only mad that she also used glitter on the janitor and now the janitor will never shut up about it) and that what she did seemed "a bit 70's." Aside from more esoteric artsy "2deep4u" moments it's shit like that constantly, other characters like her crush constantly talk and act like this, it's not just Marsha.
Just because it mixes in generalized millenial humor (and female humor at that) doesn't mean it's not overbearingly feminist. Honestly she should've just gotten this made as a show with other AT alumni and no one would've batted an eye since this is what you'd expect from AT crew, but JG had a chance encounter with her and made it his mission to help her out. Though it's telling that she's an asian self-proclaimed feminist in California who'd speak out about sexualization of women in media and other very important matters, and through 2015 onwards when it was the most ripe time for people like her to have a career boost, no one else wanted to make her work a show. Almost like people knew it wouldn't be good for one.
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