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English (United States) · Image Comics
Plot
Entertainment Weekly Eisner Award-nominated writer Kelly Sue DeConnick (Pretty Deadly, Captain Marvel) and Valentine De Landro (X-Factor) team up to bring you the premiere volume of Bitch Planet, a deliciously vicious riff on women-in-prison sci-fi exploitation. In a future just a few years down the road in the wrong direction, a woman's failure to comply with her patriarchal overlords will result in exile to the meanest penal planet in the galaxy. When the newest crop of fresh femmes arrive, can they work together to stay alive or will hidden agendas, crooked guards, and the deadliest sport on (or off!) Earth take them to their maker?
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Publication date
October 2015
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mmarianop has rated412/20/2023
Demoledor. Construye sobre la Women in Prision explotation de los 70 en el cine, lo mezcla con Handmaid's take y lo lleva a otro nivel. Un mundo súper interesante y atrapante para leer de un tirón
mcmanus has rated43/7/2017
Sátira poco sutil pero muy divertida. Un puñetazo de feminismo sobre la mesa. Promete.
torrevil has rated57/27/2022
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dominic_fortune has rated311/16/2015
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batmanenrique has rated41/19/2026
Me ha encantado. Se agradecen distopías que cambian un poco el foco y la verdad es que es muy fácil entrar en este mundo misógino. A lo mejor es todo muy directo y sutilezas las justas, pero claro, estamos en 2026 con un señor imperialista amenazando a Europa (y el resto del mundo) como si fuese un anuncio de televisión. ¿Quién necesita sutileza?