“I KNOW THAT VOICE” is a new documentary on voice-over acting by John Di Maggio.
While I’m generally in the “don’t show me how the magic trick work because then you ruin the magic” camp when it comes to seeing behind-the-scenes anything in animation, I admit I laughed pretty hard when I watched Billy West as Dr Zoidberg say: “Young lady, bring me a sandwich from the dumpster.”
Also, June Foray is still alive?!
I must say, i love voice actors!


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[Image: Rule 63’d Starfire, drawn over canonical comic scenes of her frolicking in the ocean. Here Starfire is a man in a purple speedo, contorting his buff bod into uncomfortable and overtly sexualized poses.]
ashleyrguillory:
For my Gender and the Body class.
This is my artistic reaction to the Starfire controversy. I was going to draw her teammates in her outfit- or them in her pose- but instead I drew her as a man. I call him. Manfire. To illustrate how stupid these poses are and how un-empowering they are. This goes with my paper titled:
The Issue that Melted the Internet: The Continued Objectification of Women in Comics
One of these days I will post it online. It is incredibly long but here is this.
I have re-appropriated the background from the original comic book.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m0spv91NQy1qgnfmgo1_500.jpg)
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Autobiographical ‘EmiTown Vol. 2’ Tracks Emi Lenox’s Art and Heart [Preview]
By Andy Khouri
On sale now from Image Comics is EmiTown Vol. 2, a 400-page opus of autobiographical comics by Emi Lenox.
See more.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m0jcw5O28E1qcw9rdo1_500.jpg)