for those who don't know, a "de-cal" is a student taught class, with subjects covering anything and everything from wine tasting, to superman, to blackjack.
for a while i thought about teaching one about kill bill, during this one period when i was really into analyzing kill bill. but i never seriously considered it, and i thought there wasn't enough substance to fill a whole semester.
BUT NOW i found something even BETTER. here is the course description for my non-existent de-cal class:
Marvel Comics' Civil War: Politics and Principles in the Comic Sub-culture or Some Other Equally Relevant-Sounding Tag Line
Students will research and discuss the events and characters of the Marvel Universe's Civil War, the fictional Superhero Registration Act, and their implications and reflections on real-world politics.
REQUIRED READING:
The Road to Civil War
Marvel Civil War
Civil War: Frontline
Iron Man: Civil War
Amazing Spider-Man: Civil War
Fantastic Four: Civil War
Captain America: Civil War
SUGGESTED READING: Marvel Civil War Companion, any of the Marvel "Civil War" graphic novels: Black Panther, Marvel Universe, Ms. Marvel, New Avengers, Punisher: War Journal, Peter Parker: Spider-Man, Thunderbolts, War Crimes, X-Men, X-Men Universe, Young Avengers/Runaways, etc.
This may just be a testament to how nerdy I am, but teaching this class already sounds like fun. I may just start and underground, bootleg de-cal, break into an empty classroom in Dwinelle and start holding discussions and lectures with anyone who shows up.
REQUIRED READING:
The Road to Civil War
Marvel Civil War
Civil War: Frontline
Iron Man: Civil War
Amazing Spider-Man: Civil War
Fantastic Four: Civil War
Captain America: Civil War
SUGGESTED READING: Marvel Civil War Companion, any of the Marvel "Civil War" graphic novels: Black Panther, Marvel Universe, Ms. Marvel, New Avengers, Punisher: War Journal, Peter Parker: Spider-Man, Thunderbolts, War Crimes, X-Men, X-Men Universe, Young Avengers/Runaways, etc.
This may just be a testament to how nerdy I am, but teaching this class already sounds like fun. I may just start and underground, bootleg de-cal, break into an empty classroom in Dwinelle and start holding discussions and lectures with anyone who shows up.
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