Nov 16, 2009
You're a Wonder, Wonder Woman: Famous Comic Character Portrays Feminism, Strength for Women
By: Bethany Fehlinger
Nov 16, 2009
The Best Christmas Comics to Give to Collectors: Offbeat-But-Classic Comic Book Tales on a Holiday Theme
By: Luke Arnott
Nov 7, 2009
Dr. Syntax and the Birth of the Cartoon Star: The Comic Hit of 1809 Sparked the Marketing of Tie-in Merchandise
By: P. Ryan Anthony
Oct 26, 2009
The Complete Calvin and Hobbes Revisited: Bill Watterson's Classic Strip Remains Brilliant – and Affordable
By: Luke Arnott
Oct 23, 2009
The Tale of One Bad Rat by Bryan Talbot: Postmodern Graphic Novel Pays Tribute to Genius of Beatrix Potter
By: Valerie Williamson
Oct 21, 2009
Batman's Symbolic Role in the DC Universe: The Dark Knight's Role as an Icon of Heroic American Individualism
By: Keith Murphy
Oct 6, 2009
Super Heroes as Cold Warriors: How Nick Fury, and Other Super-Patriots, Fought the Cold War
By: Keith Murphy
Oct 5, 2009
Comic Books Fight the Cold War: How Comics Saved America From Those Godless Communists
By: Keith Murphy
Sep 30, 2009
The March of the Superhero Patriots: As the US Prepared for WWII Super Heroes led the Way
By: Keith Murphy
Sep 29, 2009
Comic Books Helped to Fight World War II: How Superheroes Led the Battle Against the Axis Threat
By: Keith Murphy
Sep 22, 2009
Superman Creates Comics as Business via Activism: How Superman's Conscience May Have Created the Comic Book Industry
By: Keith Murphy
Sep 21, 2009
Superman Saved the Day Financially Too: How Clark Kent's Alter Ego Came to the Rescue of Comic Books
By: Keith Murphy
Sep 14, 2009
Secret History of Superman: Jewish Traditions & Secret Identities Build Man of Steel
By: Keith Murphy
Aug 25, 2009
Journalism and its Yellow Kids: New York Newspaper Men and the Birth of Yellow Journalism
By: Stephanie Augello
Aug 21, 2009
The Story of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1: First Issue of Eastman & Laird's TMNT Cult Parody-Turned-Phenomenon
By: Luke Arnott
Aug 20, 2009
Cultural Stereotyping in Tintin in the Congo: Hergé's Racial Self-Censorship of his 1930s Tintin Adventure
By: Luke Arnott
Aug 19, 2009
Hong Kong Comics: Ngau-chai by Wong Sze-ma: A Classic Father & Son Comic Strip From the 1970s
By: Liane Tsui
Aug 15, 2009
Adult Comics for Fans of Literature and History: Racy Graphic Novels That Make Great Gifts for Bookish Types
By: Luke Arnott
Aug 15, 2009
Adult Comics for Fans of Sci-Fi and Fantasy: Enticing Graphic Novel Gifts for Genre Aficionados
By: Luke Arnott
Aug 6, 2009
The Importance of Marvelman: The Return of Comic Books' Greatest Forgotten Hero
By: Michael Davidson
Aug 6, 2009
A Legal History of Marvelman: The Complicated Case of One of Comic Books' Greatest Heroes
By: Michael Davidson
Aug 4, 2009
Batman Team-Ups Volume Two Review: A Look at the 2nd Showcase Presents The Brave and the Bold Anthology
By: Stephen Smith
Jul 21, 2009
Hong Kong Comics: Old Master Q: Or "Lao Fu Zi": A Classic Manhua by Alfonso Wong
By: Liane Tsui
Jul 12, 2009
Batman Black and White, Volume One #1–4: All-Star Monochrome Dark Knight Miniseries Had Unique Short Stories
By: Luke Arnott
Jul 3, 2009
X-Men and Xenophobia: How the Series is a Metaphor for Fear of the Unknown
By: Tayla Holman
Jun 28, 2009
The Star Wars Dark Empire Trilogy: Dark Horse Miniseries Helped Kick-Start Star Wars' Expanded Universe
By: Luke Arnott
May 21, 2009
Krazy Kat's History and Significance: George Herriman's Strip Influential in Pop and High Art Alike
By: Luke Arnott
May 4, 2009
The Joker's Changing Comic Book Origins: The Backstory of Batman's Arch-Enemy Has Often Been Re-invented
By: Luke Arnott
Apr 28, 2009
Saga of the Swamp Thing Volume 1 Review: Alan Moore's Opening Salvo on Superhero Comics
By: Michael Davidson
Apr 22, 2009
Six Classics of Comic Book Theory: The Best Meta-Comics are by Legendary Artists and Writers
By: Luke Arnott
Feb 27, 2009
Batman -- The Killing Joke: A Review of the 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition
By: Sarah Armento
Feb 23, 2009
Blondie and Dagwood Still Popular and Loved: The Bumsteads are Still Family Favorites in the Comic Strips
By: Nelson Acquilano
Feb 6, 2009
Recommended Comics: Ultimate Spider-Man #1-110: Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley Create Graphic Novel Classic
By: Stephanie Cox
Dec 5, 2008
Classic Graphic Novel Christmas Gift Ideas: Presents for Comic Book Fans and Collectors
By: Stephanie Cox
Aug 28, 2008
Marvel Comics: The Early '80s Creative Side: The Dark Phoenix, Daredevil, and Thor by the Masters
By: Douglas Allen Rhodes
Aug 28, 2008
Marvel Comics: The Early '80s Business Side: Restructuring, G. I. Joe, Animation, Epic, and Direct Sales
By: Douglas Allen Rhodes
Aug 27, 2008
Marvel Comics: The End of the '70s: Problems with Artists and Editors Plague the Comics Giant
By: Douglas Allen Rhodes
Aug 27, 2008
Marvel Comics: The Mid '70s: Marvel Does Horror, Invents the Anti-Hero, and Revamps the X-Men
By: Douglas Allen Rhodes
Aug 26, 2008
Marvel Comics: The Early '70s: Conan Arrives, Spider-Man Fights Drugs, and Stan Lee Moves On.
By: Douglas Allen Rhodes
Aug 26, 2008
Marvel Comics: The End Crash of the '60s: The Heyday Ends, Talent Leaves, and Sales Slump for Marvel
By: Douglas Allen Rhodes
Aug 25, 2008
Marvel Comics: The Mid to Late '60s: Daredevil, New Talent, and the Silver Surfer Join Marvel's Rise
By: Douglas Allen Rhodes
Aug 25, 2008
Marvel Comics: The Mid '60s: The Avengers, Captain America, and the X-Men Keep It Going Strong
By: Douglas Allen Rhodes
Aug 24, 2008
Marvel Comics: The Early '60s: Continuity, Thor, Spider-Man and Iron Man Move Marvel Ahead.
By: Douglas Allen Rhodes
Aug 24, 2008
Marvel Comics: The Start of the Marvel Age: The Marvel Method, the Fantastic Four, and the Hulk Lead the Way.
By: Douglas Allen Rhodes
Aug 24, 2008
Marvel Comics: The Atlas Years: The Origins of the Industry’s Leading Comic Book Publisher
By: Douglas Allen Rhodes
Aug 23, 2008
Marvel Comics: The End Years of Timely Comics: The Origins of the Industry’s Leading Comic Book Publisher
By: Douglas Allen Rhodes
Aug 20, 2008
Marvel Comics: The Early Timely Years: The Origins of the Industry’s Leading Comic Book Publisher
By: Douglas Allen Rhodes
Aug 20, 2008
Marvel Comics: The Beginning: The Origins of the Industry’s Leading Comic Book Publisher
By: Douglas Allen Rhodes
Aug 14, 2008
Watchmen Character Profiles: Nite Owl: The Most Human Hero of Alan Moore's Watchmen Universe
By: Nicholas Michael Grant
Aug 14, 2008
Watchmen Character Profiles: The Comedian: The Nihilist Hero of the Watchmen Universe
By: Nicholas Michael Grant
Aug 7, 2008
Watchmen Character Profiles: Dr. Manhattan: The Godlike Superhero of the Watchmen Universe
By: Nicholas Michael Grant
Aug 7, 2008
Prince Valiant, An Arthurian Epic: Seven Decades in the Comics
By: David Hornestay
Aug 6, 2008
Watchmen Character Profiles: Rorschach: A Look at One of Watchmen's Favorite Characters
By: Nicholas Michael Grant
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