* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 48, July 2014 * * * * *


The world’s blackest teen comedy is 25 years old !	Why opting out of the Internet isn’t an option	Why is Godzilla here to save the planet – but not you, or me ?

	Into The Mainstream The Green Party moves to the political centre… and vice versa by Gordon Campbell
	Secret Histories Of The Pacific David Robie’s lifelong commitment to media coverage of the Asia Pacific region by Alison McCulloch
	Internet Culture & The Links That Bind Why Opting Out Isn’t An Option by Anne Russell
	Watch The Seas Gareth Edwards reboots Godzilla – the monster that’s all metaphor. by Philip Matthews
	Muslim Female Superhero Fights Misogyny! A conversation with Deena Mohamed, author of the Qahera superhero comic strip by Gordon Campbell
	Tech Booms, War and The Minimum Wage A tale of two eras, three cities and minimum-wage jobs by Rosalea Barker
	Heathers, At 25 Teen moviedom’s greatest black comedy, a quarter of a century later by Gordon Campbell
	From the Hood : Finding A Happy Media Ask A Prime Minister by Lyndon Hood
	And I Am The Queen of Romania To Bucharest And Beyond, Via Trains And Plains… by Rosalea Barker
	The Complicatist : Three Feet High & Rising Celebrating 25 years of hip hop’s best-loved album by Gordon Campbell
	* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 47, April 2014 * * * * * The April 2014 Edition of Werewolf by Werewolf