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Seeing Double (Orphan Black zine)
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| Title: | Seeing Double - Science Fiction Tropes and Feminist Themes in Orphan Black |
| Publisher: | Space & Time Collective |
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| Date(s): | 2017? |
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| Size: | 8 pages |
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| Fandom: | Orphan Black |
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| Language: | English |
| External Links: | Etsy (offline); [Tumblr post, Archived version |
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Seeing Double is a gen Orphan Black zine focusing on the feminist themes of the canon.
About
This is the third zine created by Space & Time Collective, it is written by editor Caitlynn Fairbarns, with art by illustrator and designer Sophie Paas-Lang. Seeing Double is a farewell piece to a beloved medical science fiction television show, Orphan Black. Using a feminist lens and in-depth science fiction research, this zine looks at the how the representation of women in the show defies commonly depicted tropes in sci-fi.Seeing Double is a full-colour eight-page zine filled with illustrations and insightful analysis of how Orphan Black intertwines science fiction and feminism. It is an essential addition for any zine collector or Clone Club member.