So how does one of the largest publishers in video games and the developer of one of gaming’s most popular consoles respond to misogyny criticism? They have a woman get beat up on stage and then they make a rape joke.

[S]omething he said would color the entirety of C2E2 for me. While defending his book he [Jeffrey Kaufman] motioned to blown up cover behind him and said, “Those are some of the smallest breasted women you will see anywhere on a comic book cover.”

A new animated project, “Star Wars: Reclaimation” features a young Leia Organa and plenty of mystery, including the mystery of what the heck the project is to begin with.

Rie Kugimiya is known as the Queen of Tsundere but only tackles on tsundere in this very cool video where she switches from character to character all on camera.

He begs Brienne to just “accept” her fate and she quickly snaps back “would you.” No, he wouldn’t because he’s a man. In Jaime’s eyes (and many men’s eyes) he’d still have some minute measure of power despite the act of rape being entirely about the complete annihilation of it.

After Aubrey Plaza purposely bombed a performance art moment on the MTV Awards it’s become clear she’s trying to be the next Andy Kaufman, and starting to succeed.

Somehow in Catelyn’s head her betrayal of her “motherly” duties to him as a child are what have brought down all the misery upon her head. It’s a horrific moment.

How entrenched is sexism in the gaming industry? The folks running the focus groups for Naughty Dog’s soon to be released “Last of Us” only tested male gamers.

If there was ever a fairytale princess doomed to the Dark Side it was the lady that killed Cora forced the evil queen to dance until she died.

Here I am busy all fighting the good fight and being critical of sexism and highlighting awesome women and I’ve still been so indoctrinated by the sexism rampant in comics that these heroes seemed off somehow.