Lumberjanes/Gotham Academy

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Batgirl (2012-) Annual #3 - In this issue, Batgirl meets Olive and Maps at Gotham Academy! Written by Brenden Fletcher with art by Mingjue Helen Chen

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Never Say "Die": When discussing Simon's death, MacPherson claims he's "not on this plane of existence" rather than outright say it. It’s taken them a while but DC have gotten the message! Gotham Academy joins the new Batgirl series as a title very deliberately marketed at the tween girl demo. This is definitely a good thing. In the same breath, I strongly disliked the comic because I’m not a tween girl and am in the older white male category! That’s not to say I want Gotham Academy to fit itself around my interests - I think there should be titles in DC’s catalogue that aren’t for me - but there’s a conflict of tastes here in why I didn’t like the comic.Jen is Roanoke cabin's scout-leader and is a student in high school. The girls consider her an adult figure, meaning that they are likely on the younger end of their teen years, though it is never specified. Though Jen takes her job very seriously and is often stern with her campers, she genuinely cares for them and tries to protect them from harm. She is extremely knowledgeable about various fields such as botany and astronomy, and usually tries in vain to interest her adventurous campers in safer activities before catching on to the odd happenings at Camp. Thinking Out Loud: Jen does this when worrying over Rosie's fate. When she realizes that the Lumberjanes overheard her, she lampshades it: "When will I learn to inner monologue?!" Since this was a crossover between two series featuring groups, the book had a lot of characters to juggle. While they made sure everyone contributed in some way, there really wasn't enough space for everyone to get some focus, leaving a number of the main cast feeling like secondary characters. It was just too many characters for so short of a book once you throw in all the new characters in the cabin. Low, Elaine (October 6, 2020). " 'Lumberjanes' Animated Adaptation in Development at HBO Max". Variety. Archived from the original on October 7, 2020 . Retrieved October 8, 2020. Andreeva, Nellie (October 6, 2020). " 'Lumberjanes' Animated TV Series Based On Boom! Comics From Noelle Stevenson Eyed By HBO Max". Deadline. Archived from the original on October 7, 2020 . Retrieved October 7, 2020.

Lumberjanes/Gotham Academy Series by Chynna Clugston Flores

A number of students are convinced a ghost is haunting the grounds and they decide to investigate: Scooby-Doo! Our protagonist is Olive, a cute girl who broke up with a cute boy over the summer and is shyly courting another cute boy: Dawson’s Creek! And let’s crowbar in an extremely kid-friendly Batman subplot too! So what’s the story of Gotham Academy? Er… stuff happens? It starts with Olive being appointed as a nanny to this girl Map and we follow their adventures in this gotham academy and the darkness that surrounds it and I love the way they focus on that and then the adventure with their friends like Pomeline ad Colton is awesome following these characters as they discover dark magical secrets about one member of the cobblepot family and their school's connection to it and I love the character intros and the gothic theme of it and appearances by Batman and little hints of Olive's past and inclusion of Killer croc and the secrets with his mother and the way they all clash together for one epic adventure amongst these young detectives! Grace Ellis Sends Girl Power to Camp in Lumberjanes". Paste. July 14, 2014 . Retrieved November 14, 2014. Fountain of Youth: If you're not one already, you turn into a teenager the minute you enter the lodge. Just ask Rosie and MacPherson.Jo is the most cool-headed and analytical member of the group. She is a Navajo transgender girl. [11] She acts as the de facto leader and specializes in the more mathematical puzzles the group faces, and is the most by-the-book of the scouts, knowing the Lumberjane pledge by heart. She has a strong bond with April, including a secret handshake. When Jen is absent, Jo is the most likely to worry about the safety of the group and attempt to rescue her friends. In Vol. 10, "Parents' Day", she and April refer to each other's parents as "uncle", but it is not clarified whether they are related, or that this is meant to imply that their families are close friends. I thought that the first volume of Gotham Academy was really good. I liked the art and the story was entertaining to read, but I felt lost sometimes. Often I felt like everyone knew what had happened last summer, all but me that was left out of it and only got scraps of information along the way. But I still enjoyed the graphic novel. I mean a prestigious school it Gotham City? Love that idea. Especially when you think about all the famous citizens in the town that could make an appearance (both the good and the bad. Like in this volume when Bruce Wayne and Killer Croc shows up. I admit that I would love to see The Joker or/and Harley Quinn showing up... GLAAD Media Awards: 'This Is Us,' 'A Fantastic Woman' Among Winners". The Hollywood Reporter. 2018-04-12 . Retrieved 2018-04-13.

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Mey Rude of Autostraddle praised issue 17 of the comic where Jo, a "girl of color with two dads", talks about how she is a trans girl, and how it will affect other trans youth. [16] She added that representation like Jo gives kids an opportunity to see themselves in a new light, calling her appearance and role in the comic "something radical", while wondering what this would mean for then-"upcoming Lumberjanes movie", later turned into a series. Caitlin Chappell of CBR argued that the comic easily appeals to kids who like Scooby-Doo, Gravity Falls, and Adventure Time. She further argued that the cast includes several LGBTQ characters like Jo, a de facto leader and trans girl, while saying that Molly and Mal are an "adorable couple." At the same time, she stated that those behind the creation of the series not only talk about the "wonder of camp", but prove that "accepting queer identities should be the norm for children and adults." [17] Finally, Tina Howard of Teen Vogue pointed to "queer leads" in the comics as a whole. She specifically stated that the series writes "LGBT stories that are completely appropriate for young people", while calling it funny, smart, and noting that "features queer and trans young women". She also called it "vital for LGBT kids". [18] Author Mariko Tamaki and artist Gus Allen expanded the series into a four-book series of middle-grade novels, published by Amulet Books: [14] Dwindling Party: The cast all realize that they could get taken away by the Chaperones if they screw up, and at least two unnamed people and Pomeline actually are. None of them die, however. Serrao, Nivea. "See an Exclusive Look At The Cover For The First 'Lumberjanes' Novel". Entertainment Weekly . Retrieved 2019-11-01.Greater-Scope Villain: Louise's parents, who cast a spell on her and the entire lodge so that she could be happy. Kit, Borys (October 6, 2020). " 'Lumberjanes' Animated Series in the Works at HBO Max". The Hollywood Reporter. Archived from the original on October 7, 2020 . Retrieved October 7, 2020.