Lindsey Davis in the Huffington Post:
She's called the Burka Avenger, and she's the defender of girls' education and women's rights.
The brainchild of Pakistani pop star Aaron Haroon Rashid, the cartoon was created as a way to combat the Taliban's intense opposition to educating girls, AP reports.
We think Disney could learn a thing or two about what a female protagonist should look like from the fearless Burka Avenger.
1. She fights villains with Takht Kabaddi — a form of karate that uses books and pens as weapons, because she's all about emphasizing the importance of education.
More here.
And from the BBC: 'Burka Avenger' fights for Pakistani schools
And also this: The Burqa Joins The League Of Cape And Cowl