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No Context Given: Futuristic Feminism in Wonder Woman #7 (1943)

Paul Montgomery

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In addition to comics, Paul thrills to Frank Capra and kaiju movies, crime fiction, TV dramas, professional wrestling, and whatever the Muppets are doing at any given time (hopefully in combination with those other things). He tweets as @fuzzytypewriter

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from Wonder Woman #7 by William Moulton Marston, Alice Marble, Harry G. Peter, Paul Reinman

Progress being something of a relative term. Not that there’s anything wrong with employment as a secretary. So long as it’s by choice…

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Er. Well. Nothing wrong with the ol’ mechanical typewriter, of course.

It’s not all bad. There are other career options for women in the year 3000. For you see, meanwhile, in the lady president’s office…

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Nice fedora there, TomorrowBro.

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