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comic books

  1. Aesclipia

    I'm new, any nerds out there?

    Hello, I'm new to the site- let me introduce myself :) I was diagnosed as having high-functioning autism about a decade ago. I just moved to a new city in the Midwest which, sadly, does not have a lot of options or opportunities for me to meet other people- especially others on the spectrum-...
  2. Ameriblush

    I have a treasure trove of weird ideas to write & draw....

    I've posted before that I love to draw comics. It might seem weird to see someone like me complain that I have too many ideas to draw. But I do! And I have issues deciding, it's like it just blows up in a big dilemma over nothing thinking about it. Do any of you guys suffer from this alot? What...
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  3. dragoncat16

    How are aspies like superheroes?

    Just for fun, let's list the ways we are like superheroes. I'll start: There are lots of fictional works in books and on TV depicting a group of people (e.g. mutants, aliens, etc.) who are shunned by society because of fear or regular everyday bigotry. It brings to mind our situation as aspies...
  4. theminx

    Girl Warriors

    I sometimes wonder why more girls (especially feminist girls) don't buy comics, especially due to the fact the whole reason the guy who invented Wonder Woman (Charles Moulton Marston) did so to help the feminist cause, which I write about in this post. He thought girls should have a strong woman...
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