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Read moreMore Dark Nights for DC Comics and Time Warner?
Alisa Perren / Georgia State University
An examination of the complex role Marvel and DC comics play in Hollywood.
Read moreSoft Selling Intergenerational Intimacy on the First Season of Mad Men
Leigh Goldstein / FLOW Staff
Mad Men and the unmasking of society’s discomfort with representations of childhood sexuality.
Read moreBravo! Stars: An Ode to Jeff, Bethenny, and Tabatha
Jane Feuer / University of Pittsburgh
A look at the making of Bravo!’s reality TV stars.
Read moreHey, hey, ho, ho – Video-game censorship has got to go
Aaron Delwiche / Trinity University
A discussion of the video game America’s Army and functional alternatives to censorship.
Read moreSilence is Golden: Erasing Gay Olympic Champion Matthew Mitcham
Alexander Cho / FLOW Staff
An Olympic upset leads to upset gay TV viewers.
Read moreBigger Better Blogroll
Senior Flow Editors
Flow has a new and improved Blogroll.
Read moreMobility, Spectrum, and Television
Barbara Crow / York University
In this column, Barbara Crow wraps up her thoughts about what is at stake for the merging of television with mobile technology.
Read moreMonkey Magic
Karen Lury / University of Glasgow
An historical examination of the transformation of the ‘Monkey’ – from Journey to the West to the Olympics.
Read moreUp, Up, and Away? Separating Fact from Fiction in the Comic Book Business
Alisa Perren / Georgia State University
A first-hand account of Comic-Con 2008 and a critique of the stereotypes that accompany comic book conventions.
Read moreFamiliar Zipcode, New Bodies: A Critical Analysis of the Feminine Body in 90210
Shayla Thiel-Stern / University of Minnesota
Keeping up with the Rump Rage: E!’s Commodification of Kim Kardashian’s Assets
Candice Haddad / FLOW Staff
A critical consideration of E!’s representations of multiracial, sex symbol Kim Kardashian
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