Something that I find interesting about some comics is how they relate to other media […]
Tie-In Comics and what they do
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, […]
When is it Okay to Judge a Book by its Cover?
When meeting new people many have heard the phrase “don’t judge a book by its […]
The Boys: Improved From Page to Screen
**Spoilers for The Boys comic series and Amazon television show** TW//gore and SA When it comes to […]
Playing With Expectations: The Glass Scientists and Building Tension *spoilers ahead*
The Glass Scientists is a steam-punk comic that follows Dr. Henry Jekyll in his attempts […]
Garfield: Political Icon?
Imagine you are rushing to the mailbox to see if your favorite orange cat has […]
No Justice! No Peace!
The intersectionality of justice and memory in the graphic novel, I Am Alfonso Jones. […]
Housepets! Make You A Better Person
Housepets! is a long-running webcomic written and illustrated by furry artist Rick Griffin. It explores […]
Evil Government Robots: Friend or Foe?
How technology’s strong influence affects the world around it By Miranda Colbert […]