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We're a little light on reviews this month, and I've been spending time poking around
New Grounds a lot in the last few weeks. I'll be posting a discussion of the very cool little flash game from that site,
Coma, next week. In the meantime, I thought that I would write up a brief discussion of a flash collaboration called
Lady Noir that was also posted over at
New Grounds a couple of months ago.
It's a neat little set of brief vignettes all focusing around a femme fatale figure. What is cool about it is that because they have been collected together you can see some interesting similarities and differences between them that suggest what a traditional (or non-traditional) femme fatale amounts to.
As always, my thoughts can be found over at
PopMattersWhy Is the Femme Fatale?: Considering the Four Faces of Lady Noir