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	Comments on: Much like Grover, I was afraid of the monster at the end of this comic book series	</title>
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		By: Jason		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[You made me start rereading these and you&#039;re right; I hadn&#039;t realized how much was set up right at the start. Since I was reading it in monthly installments it was tough to keep all of its parts in mind.

My wife and I both loved this series. I&#039;m glad you embraced it - I remember reading a Salon article a few years ago by a feminist who considered it something of a guilty pleasure. And you heard that a lot as the series continued, that they were not necessarily anti-feminist but un-feminist, I guess- like women are not that great after all, look, see, they are just as bad as men.  But I always read that as pro-feminist; even apart from the strong female characters, the idea that if women ran the world there would be no violence or petty disputes reinforces sexist ideals about women/mothers.

Rob Schneider wrote a movie he is trying to get made called &quot;The Last Man,&quot; where all of the men on the planet are wiped out except for him (after he proposes to his girlfiend, no less). I think it may depart a bit from these books...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You made me start rereading these and you&#8217;re right; I hadn&#8217;t realized how much was set up right at the start. Since I was reading it in monthly installments it was tough to keep all of its parts in mind.</p>
<p>My wife and I both loved this series. I&#8217;m glad you embraced it &#8211; I remember reading a Salon article a few years ago by a feminist who considered it something of a guilty pleasure. And you heard that a lot as the series continued, that they were not necessarily anti-feminist but un-feminist, I guess- like women are not that great after all, look, see, they are just as bad as men.  But I always read that as pro-feminist; even apart from the strong female characters, the idea that if women ran the world there would be no violence or petty disputes reinforces sexist ideals about women/mothers.</p>
<p>Rob Schneider wrote a movie he is trying to get made called &#8220;The Last Man,&#8221; where all of the men on the planet are wiped out except for him (after he proposes to his girlfiend, no less). I think it may depart a bit from these books&#8230;</p>
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