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Talia Al Ghul has existed in the DC universe for 51 years since her first appearance in 1971. As the daughter of Ra’s Al Ghul, she is an expert and trained assassin who, despite being loyal to her father and his position as head of the League of Assassins, is often characterized as an antihero […]
Before you begin to read this article, allow me to quickly summarize what you’ll learn in this article, you’ll be learning today, or, if not, relearning about Little Nemo in Slumberland and all its glory! Along with also seeing what sets to get so that you can read them for yourself. At the bottom of […]
Avatar: The Last Airbender is one of the highest rated animated series of all time. It is set in a world that is divided into 4 nations – the water tribes, the earth kingdom, the fire nation, and the air nomads. Some people in this world possessed the ability to “bend” 1 of the 4 […]
Marvel and the MCU Marvel has, with no doubt, been one of the most ambitious companies when it comes to adapting comics into TV shows and movies. The MCU consists of 20+ movies and TV shows that all exist in an interconnected universe telling an ever-expanding story, that has plans to continue years into the […]
Little Nemo in Slumberland, a comic by Winsor McCay, can be seen as the beginning of what would become the surrealist movement in art. Okay, sure, but what is Surrealism? Surrealism, in the common vernacular, refers usually to off the wall strangeness and the use of elements that don’t go together in the making of […]
Grimm’s Fairy Tales-esque Halloween rendition of Garfield in a strikingly existential light
The graphic novel, Stuck Rubber Baby by Howard Cruse, tells the story of Toland Polk, as we, the reader, follow him throughout his life as he comes to terms with his sexuality, grapples with religion, and struggles with voicing his discomfort around racism and homophobia.. I think the medium of a graphic novel adds an […]
When I first walked into a comic book store, the first thing I thought was how huge the space was. The walls were lined with comics that reached the ceiling and rows were made to have just enough room to walk, not wasting any of the space comic books could occupy. As I walked through the […]