I wasn't planning on seeing this today. I'd RSVPed on the Flying Circus meetup downtown. Then came a knock at the door and there was Lindsey Walker, whom I'd not seen since last year.
We had tea on Division at our usual spot where she showed me pictures of her new place, austere and functional, in Kathmandu. Turned out she was curious about Wonder Woman also.
Probably the Bible families won't be too bent out of shape as the somewhat Bollywood style Greek mythology reiterates the Paradise Lost theme of Lucifer, jealous of God's love for his homely creature, Man.
Aries (lets call him Mars) is a died-in-the-wool misanthropist, and what is War (a favorite form of theater) if not misanthropic?
Wonder Woman is on the side of good as we slide back in time to the World War One era.
Mars is having a field day and the job of these Amazon women is to defend humans, innately good, from his manipulating. Or so the children are told.
As Wonder Woman grows wiser she realizes Mars is a pretty good prosecuting attorney and humans somewhat deserve the fate they choose for themselves, and indeed they're somewhat loathsome.
Lindsey and I agreed it was all on the corny side, but then we're talking about a comic book after all. Serious-minded theologians are not a primary audience.
We're more into learning about puberty and putting our childhood toy stories to bed.
We had tea on Division at our usual spot where she showed me pictures of her new place, austere and functional, in Kathmandu. Turned out she was curious about Wonder Woman also.
Probably the Bible families won't be too bent out of shape as the somewhat Bollywood style Greek mythology reiterates the Paradise Lost theme of Lucifer, jealous of God's love for his homely creature, Man.
Aries (lets call him Mars) is a died-in-the-wool misanthropist, and what is War (a favorite form of theater) if not misanthropic?
Wonder Woman is on the side of good as we slide back in time to the World War One era.
Mars is having a field day and the job of these Amazon women is to defend humans, innately good, from his manipulating. Or so the children are told.
As Wonder Woman grows wiser she realizes Mars is a pretty good prosecuting attorney and humans somewhat deserve the fate they choose for themselves, and indeed they're somewhat loathsome.
Lindsey and I agreed it was all on the corny side, but then we're talking about a comic book after all. Serious-minded theologians are not a primary audience.
We're more into learning about puberty and putting our childhood toy stories to bed.
