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From matching sweaters and pompons to coke and candy posters and ads, the allure of cheerleads in culture and advertising has long been evident in American culture, and here is captured by Elissa Stein in her visual celebration Cheerleader: Ready? In a new sequel, Reinventing Comics, McCloud cheerleads for a comics universe bigger and more varied than we see now. He's a proponent of increased military spending, he boasts of voting in favor of the Persian Gulf War, he supports the nation's cruel drug, incarceration, and execution policies, he's indifferent to corporate concentration, he cheerleads for free trade and generally defends the appalling roster of the Clinton-Gore years. |
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