Eric July’s Independent Comic’s Success May Herald a Conservative Renaissance
The Daily Signal’s written about podcaster Eric July’s success with his new independent comics venture, and they point to how, after all these years of dumbfounding…
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Why Jerry Siegel Insisted on Using Superman’s “American Way” Slogan
In this old interview from the BBC from over 4 decades ago, via the Comic Book Historians Facebook page and Bounding Into Comics, the Man of Steel’s…
Why Would a Comic Shop Focus on Political Ideologies?
The Glenwood Springs Post-Independent did coverage on a specialty store in the area called Tesseract Comics & Games, and they had some questionable stuff to…
THR & Vice Reviving Campaign for Unsuccessful Comic Workers Union
The Hollywood Reporter has a puff piece penned by one of the “Whisper Network” allies, Graeme McMillan, telling more about the new union formed…
DC’s Editor In Chief Marie Javins’ Jaw-Dropping Comments on Superman
The Washington Post wrote another gushing take on the oh-so important bisexual son-of-Superman, Jon Kent, and got another statement by Tom Taylor, who had the…
Creator Darwyn Cooke Trashed DC Comics for Turning Superheroes Gay
As some people guessed, the recently created son of Superman, named after Kal-El’s adoptive father, Jonathan, has been retconned to bisexual, just like Tim…
Artist Cully Hamner Exposes DC Comics Biggest Weaknesses
Alabama Live interviewed artist Hamner, and wouldn’t you know it, he’s another somebody who thinks Batman makes a far better choice than Superman: Batman…
DC Queering Superman Next? Why All DC Comics Superheroes are Gay
At one time, around the turn of the twenty-first century, a reasonable argument could be made that a writer’s personal interpretations that led to…
Comic Writers Complain About Marvel Studios Not Paying Well
The Hollywood Reporter says there’s professional writers who’re speaking out about weak payments made by the Big Two for stories and characters they’ve written that…
Any Chance These Graphic Novels Cover the Refugee Crisis Honestly?
The Conversation’s writing about graphic novels tackling themes like refugee crises, and make at least one valid point about a certain established legend: Comics…