12 Things I Learned from the Witches Mini-Series
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I was going to write a cutting and insightful critique of the Marvel Comics mini-series Witches. But then I read it. So instead, I think I’ll just sum up my thoughts about the comic by simply listing the important things I learned from Witches:
- The fewer clothes you wear, the better a witch you are (the opposite holds true for males, where the more clothes the better).
- Your worst enemies are always relatives.
- By quitting the team and striking out on your own, you’ll manage to stumble upon a major plot point before anyone else.
- Reading books is dangerous.
- Tattoos are cool.
- People named Illyana have common Russian last names like … Kale.
- Capes and scarves do not need to obey the laws of gravity.
(Or: Sorcerers and Witches always have a wind blowing from behind them.) - You can shoot someone dead by just pointing a finger at them.
- Satan’s first name is Lou (though anyone who watched Angel Heart should already know this).
- Evil magic is pink. Good magic is yellow. Lesbian magic is purple.
- Condescension never goes out of style.
- Monsters breathe loudly.

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