Mauled To Death: A Taxonomy of Darth Maul Fan Culture
Mauled To Death is a strangely hilarious taxonomy of the fan culture around Darth Maul, 26 years after the release of Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace.
Despite what it may provisionally look like, the book you are holding is categorically not a book about Star Wars.
This zine collects the iconic film villain’s funny and fascinating proliferation throughout fandom communities and consumer culture, including knock-off merchandise, brand crossovers, cosplayers, fan art depictions, Darth Maul tattoos and face paint.
Author J.A. Bæblade comments on the power and proliferation of fandom culture, showcasing the popularity of Star Wars, even referring to it as the "bloated Disney-owned franchise".
Resumo: Mauled To Death zine explores Darth Maul fan culture.
- Collects cultural ephemera of Darth Maul
- Comments on fandom culture and consumerism
- Includes various fan creations and merchandise
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