On The Decline of Masculinity in the Marvel Movies
Editor’s note: The following is a reprint of an academic post that originally appeared at Edward’s blog here. Some time back, John Haldane gave…
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Shops Still Closing Fast In Spite of Interest in Comic Related Media
The Broward/Palm Beach New Times tells of a store in Florida for both comics and board games like Dungeons & Dragons that’s closed after just 3…
Is Marvel Comics Actually “Sabotaging” Their X-Men Comics?
Actually, I would argue that they already did by rebooting with the millionth numero uno issues, but now, Screen Rant’s willing to admit what…
Comics Review: ‘Deathbringer’ by Zoë Quin is Aptly Named
Zoë Quinn was recently hired by DC Comics to write a one shot about Donna Troy and the Titans. I decided to review and…
Diamond Announces Top Products for November 2019
The classic New Mutants reunite and embark on a mission in deep space with the Starjammers in Jonathan Hickman, Ed Brisson, and Rod Reis’ New…
Comics Mastery: How Marv Wolfman Made Me Care About Cyborg
The Curious Case of Cyborg and Sarah Simms Over the course of the last 3 years, I found myself becoming a huge fan of…
February 2020’s New Comics Solicitations Are Now Online!
New comics coming out this February 2020 are now being solicited online from all the major and indie publishers in their December solicitations. It’s…
Indie Review: Joe King vs. World’s Greatest Average Hero
Existence is threatened by an invasion that started at the dawn of time, and the only hope of defeating the universal threat sits…
Fredric Wertham’s Vile Legacy Continues in Today’s Modern Comics
The Akron Beacon Journal wrote about the history of the anti-comics witch hunt that ensued in the wake of people like Fredric Wertham in 1954,…
The Incredibles Return to Dark Horse for New Comic Series
From the creators of Disney/Pixar The Incredibles 2: Secret Identities, writer Christos Gage, artist Jean Claudio Vinci and colorist Dan Jackson, comes Disney/PIXAR The…