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Showing posts with label The 99. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The 99. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
PBS's Independent Lens TV Show looks at The 99
Some great coverage for an important comics series! Click here to see a spot.
Wednesday, November 03, 2010
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Take THAT, Tolerance!: Muslim-Centric Cartoon "The 99" Attacked in "NY Post"
According to ICV2.com, "Some of the same folks that brought about the 9/11 Mosque controversy are sharpening their Islamophobic axes to attack The 99, a comic book-based cartoon from Teshkeel Media that features 99 heroes, who embody the 99 attributes of Allah."
The 99 started as a comic, of course, and is also designed to help people understand that Islam is not all about crashing aircraft into buildings and hyper-violence, but, I guess if Westerners understood that, it'd make it that much harder to "kill them back."
Ah, the political dangers of peeling back the layers of othering to reveal the best of all humanities.....
I'm going to go cry now......
The 99 started as a comic, of course, and is also designed to help people understand that Islam is not all about crashing aircraft into buildings and hyper-violence, but, I guess if Westerners understood that, it'd make it that much harder to "kill them back."
Ah, the political dangers of peeling back the layers of othering to reveal the best of all humanities.....
I'm going to go cry now......
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Great Article on Muslims in Comics
Indoctrination and Religion vs. Tolerance and Education. Notions of "super" powers. The 99 and Silver Scorpion. This post from The Beat has a little of everything.
Labels:
controversy,
Islam,
Muslim,
religion,
super hero,
The 99
Wednesday, July 08, 2009
A Cross-Over for the 21st Century
ICV2 reports that Batman will team up with Islamic heroes The 99. Talk about comics bringing cultures together! This is a smart move and will hopefully be a good read too.
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