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July 17th, 2008 — , Alan Moore, Albus Dumbledore, Batman, Deathly Hallows, Fate and Choice, Frank Miller, Half Blood Prince, Hogwarts School of Literature, Severus Snape, Voldemort, failed character, graphic novel from Dave the Longwinded @ The Hog's Head
by Dave
Since Deathly Hallows release last year, I’ve been perpetually puzzled by Voldemort’s characterization in the last two novels. Half Blood Prince humanizes Voldemort in a way that lends HBP a sophistication most of the earlier novels lack — Voldemort’s backstory both enlightens and befuddles the reader, at once shedding light on his origins [...]
Continue reading → Why Joker Succeeds and Voldy Fails (Part I)
January 26th, 2008 — , Batman, Harry, Harry Potter, Hogwarts School of Literature, comic books, heroes, postmodern from Dave the Longwinded @ Sword of Gryffindor :: Hog's Head Pubcast - A Harry Potter Blog!
by Dave
Harry is a hero. That Harry Potter draws from long established literary heroic traditions is well documented. Nearly every book length treatment or anthology concerning the series addresses this subject and examines the link between Harry’s more traditional literary roots in alchemical and mythic-heroic traditions and his postmodern deconstruction of the hero [...]
Continue reading → Our Hero Harry, the Snaped Crusader (Issue #1)
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