Watcher Junior 12.1 [17] Fall 2021
Special Issue Centered on Gender, Incels, and Incel Culture
Edited by Brenna Wardell and Deborah Overstreet
Elaine McClain-Rowe (Highpoint University)
"Warren Mears and the Slaying of Incel Culture"
Malcolm Draven Reynolds (University of Maine—Farmington)
"She May Cry, But Her Tears Will Dry: Dr. Horrible, Toxic Masculinity and Incel Culture"
"Warren Mears and the Slaying of Incel Culture"
Malcolm Draven Reynolds (University of Maine—Farmington)
"She May Cry, But Her Tears Will Dry: Dr. Horrible, Toxic Masculinity and Incel Culture"
Published with the support of the Whedon Studies Association and the University of Maine at Farmington.
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