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Fexas A&M. what would it be and why?
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Senior industrial distribution major
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ones said the “bad girl”
)ks are not aimed at women,
men.
Some people tend to think
ause the main characters are
men, that is who the book is
led at,” Jones said.
But the women in these
)ks are generously propor-
led and wear skimpy clothes
i are generally drawn and
tten for a male audience.”
Some newer books, like
Strangers in Paradise, have char
acters who are normal people
who lead everyday lives. These
books are bringing new fans to
comic books.
Colon said he recently started
to take interest in these slice-of-
life books.
“I enjoy books like Strangers
in Paradise, because it is differ
ent from your usual comic
book,” he said.
Jones said he thinks Super
man will enjoy some attention
this year from readers due the
character’s 60th anniversary.
“It is a big event that is coming
up, with all the deaths and cos
tume changes he has gone
through recently,” Jones said. “I
expect it to attract interest.”
The most lasting effect seems
to be reader loyalty.
Jones said it is the ease of the
comic book that insures such a
following.
“They’re easy to pick up on a
short break and start reading,”
Jones said. “It is like a soap opera;
people just get pulled into the
book’s world.”
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On-Campus Presentation: February 12, 1998
On-Campus Interview: February 13, 1998
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