From the Book to the Big Screen, the Dissonance of Comic Heroes
How Mad Lead to a Gold Mine
November 4, 2022 By wpilson Article, History Mad comics, politics, cartoons, celebrities Before artists […]
Superman Is Not An Overpowered Boy Scout, He’s THE Overpowered Boy Scout.
What can be said about the Last Son of Krypton that hasn’t already been said? […]
The Impact of Manga: When Promotional Comics Become the Backbone of Lore
This blog has previously touched on the basic definition and function of tie-in comics, which […]
How to Break the 4th Wall
Breaking the 4th wall is such an interesting thing that any creative media can do. […]
Putting Anti-Fascism Back into Comics
There are many examples of Superheroes from the Golden Age of comics (Late 1930s to […]
A Mild Complaint About Web Comic Posts
Comics have always been a fun and interesting way to tell stories through words and […]
Tie-In Comics and what they do
Something that I find interesting about some comics is how they relate to other media […]
Smallville’s Meteoric Rise: How Clark Kent Changed Superheroes in Television
On October 16, 2001, the formula of Superhero-based television would change forever. On this night, […]