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The Knighted King: A Brief Publication History of Christopher Priest’s Black Panther

by Michael Hoskin | in Articles | Sat, 13 March 2021

When Christopher Priest returned to Marvel Comics in 1998 it had been almost ten years since his tumultuous exit from the company. In the interim the company and the comic book industry had undergone tremendous… [more]

Smorgasbord #32: Kurtrissa Explains It All

by Tom Shapira | in Editorials, Podcasts | Mon, 14 December 2015

In which one should know better than to pick a fight with Kurt Busiek, Iron Fist gets its showrunner, Frank Miller is not the father, war is still good for absolutely nothing at Marvel, and… [more]

Deconstructing the Deconstructions: Hyper Drama and Realism in Superman: Secret Identity

by Tom Shapira | in Articles | Sat, 15 June 2013

Part of the essence of the superhero genre lies in hyperbole; by this I mean to say that in a superhero “story” (here referring to the output of Marvel, DC and they many succors and… [more]

A Response to Superman #659

by Michael Rutschky | in Editorials | Sun, 18 March 2007

It is hard to see Superman with some kind of religious connotation. The God-like savior from a distant world, sent to Earth to hear our cries for help and protect us from harm. He answers… [more]

Comics Published on 19 February 2003

by Matt Martin | in Reviews | Tue, 25 February 2003

Thunderbolts #76 Marvel Comics – John Arcudi (w); Francisco Ruiz Velasco (a) Here’s the basic fact of this book, the way I see it: Thunderbolts is the new X-Force. Now, the real question is, what… [more]