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    Veronica #202

    Veronica » Veronica #202 - Isn't It Bro-mantic? released by Archie Comics on September 2010.

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    Isn't It Bro-mantic? last edited by gravenraven on 02/18/24 03:57AM View full history

    There's a new hunk in town and Veronica has her sights set on him. She latches on to Kevin, but despite her increasingly persistent attempts to get his attention, he's just not interested! Jughead takes advantage of the situation and uses them both in his quest to play Veronica for a fool. In the end, will Jughead turn out to be the real dunce?

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    Veronica #202 - Isn't It Bro-mantic? by mechanisticmoth on October 17, 2010

    All right, I’m going to begin by stating that many of the terms I’m utilizing I discovered through Herman Gray’s Watching Race: Television and the Struggle for Blackness.  While his book focuses primarily on Blackness, I believe his term of Assimilationist can be applied to out groups such as gender, sexuality, religion, or politics.  In this case, I will utilize his term to apply it to the recent introduction of Kevin, the first openly gay character in Archie comics. To begin, I would like...

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