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Bitch Planet, Volume 2: President Bitch
by Valentine De Landro, Taki Soma, Kelly Sue DeConnick
In an alternate timeline where the patriarchy rules and non-compliant women are sent to Bitch Planet, a team of inmates has been drafted to compete in the most popular sport. First an arena must be built on the station, and the chief engineer has to come to oversee construction. When he finds that his daughter is no longer alive, his plans change though. What will happen to the inmates when they are no longer confined, especially when they discover the secret inmate?
This is a series that very violent, but it also makes you think. It looks unflinchingly at the problem of the patriarchy, of objectification of women, of not educating women, and of rewriting history to exclude women. This volume was better than the first volume in terms of story flow, but still has some bobbles. Still great world-building and compelling story.
This is a series that very violent, but it also makes you think. It looks unflinchingly at the problem of the patriarchy, of objectification of women, of not educating women, and of rewriting history to exclude women. This volume was better than the first volume in terms of story flow, but still has some bobbles. Still great world-building and compelling story.