The mainstream superheroes have served not only for channeling adolescent yearnings of evasion or improvement of reality through their superpowers, but also have been built as places from where one can project oneself, by constituting more complex social weaves which span from authority models and their subversions to more domestic and familiar questions.
Lecture by Roberto González García within the framework of the II Symposium on Ordinary Sociology dedicated to "Around-the-house policies".
Medialab-Matadero Madrid