These unlikely heroines are unafraid to meet Armageddon with irreverence as they laugh, love, and raucously live on in this unusual and charming farce. Since high school, Aminder knew that she wanted to work in animation. SheThePeople.TV converses with Aminder Dhaliwal about her journey to animation and comics, and the forthcoming graphic novel adaptation of Woman World. Women’s creativity, sexuality, and fearlessness are unleashed by Dhaliwal’s end of days. Woman World, Mild Inconvenience, Henry Peter they are all the brainchild of this Canadian comic writer and artist.
This comic is defiantly a comedy, albeit a dark one. The mayor is naked, not as a feminist statement, but to feel “the cool breeze on my underboob.” The simple-but-exuberant line drawing, with characters posing dramatically with bold facial expressions, alternates in black, white, and grays with pages of warm pastels. Emiko, a young girl, worships Kevin James’s Paul Blart movies. But Dhaliwal’s snippets of story happen between and beyond those terrifying developments: romances, laughter, and family persist, as well as games of Boggle and love of Twinkies. Ruins litter the landscape, medical advances find no way to produce viable male embryos, and knowledge of a past with men slips steadily away. Men worldwide have died out after a mysterious dearth of male births, leaving only women and girls to carry the flame of civilization forward. The apocalypse wreaks its havoc gently in this comic chronicle of women’s fortitude.
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