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Graphic Novels Fall Victim to “Social Norms” too

Posted onNovember 11, 2022 by mwissell

I used to read all the time. My mom would get mad at me for […]

Posted inArticleTagged Comic, graphic novel, stigma, webcomics3 Comments on Graphic Novels Fall Victim to “Social Norms” too

Whose Comic Is It Anyway?

Posted onNovember 5, 2022 by njones4

Piracy has long been an issue in almost every segment of the creative media production […]

Posted inArticle, Internet Comics, webcomicsTagged lezhin, piracy, webcomics, Webtoon1 Comment on Whose Comic Is It Anyway?

From the Book to the Big Screen, the Dissonance of Comic Heroes

Posted onNovember 4, 2022 by tjones26
Posted inArticleTagged Comic, costume, iron man, marvel, Spider-man, superman1 Comment on From the Book to the Big Screen, the Dissonance of Comic Heroes

How Mad Lead to a Gold Mine

Posted onNovember 1, 2022November 1, 2022 by wpilson

November 4, 2022  By wpilson  Article, History  Mad comics, politics, cartoons, celebrities   Before artists […]

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Superman Is Not An Overpowered Boy Scout, He’s THE Overpowered Boy Scout.

Posted onOctober 29, 2022 by tmackie

What can be said about the Last Son of Krypton that hasn’t already been said? […]

Posted inArticle, superherosTagged Comics, Inspire, Kindness, superman1 Comment on Superman Is Not An Overpowered Boy Scout, He’s THE Overpowered Boy Scout.

The Impact of Manga: When Promotional Comics Become the Backbone of Lore

Posted onOctober 28, 2022November 1, 2022 by mmadsen

This blog has previously touched on the basic definition and function of tie-in comics, which […]

Posted inwebcomicsTagged Genshin Impact, Tie In, webcomic2 Comments on The Impact of Manga: When Promotional Comics Become the Backbone of Lore

How to Break the 4th Wall

Posted onOctober 28, 2022 by mcarberr

Breaking the 4th wall is such an interesting thing that any creative media can do. […]

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Putting Anti-Fascism Back into Comics

Posted onOctober 21, 2022 by zbarker
Captain America punching Adolf Hitler on the cover of Captain America issue #1 from 1941.

There are many examples of Superheroes from the Golden Age of comics (Late 1930s to […]

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A Mild Complaint About Web Comic Posts

Posted onOctober 20, 2022October 20, 2022 by hgosman

Comics have always been a fun and interesting way to tell stories through words and […]

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