Todd Kerby·5d agoAustin, the Brave and the BoldWhen Austin was five years old, a new Batman cartoon debuted on The Cartoon Network. The phenomenal, yet short-lived, Batman: The Brave and…
Nader Elhefnawy·6d agoThe “Americanness” of the Superhero: A Few ThoughtsAs any decent history of the superhero will tell you — not just the superhero in a broad sense going back to Gilgamesh but the comic…
InThe Comic JambyThe Comic Jam·Oct 28Scarecrow NinjasSilent as the night. Stuffed with straw.A response icon1A response icon1
InILLUMINATIONbyAndrea Vass·Oct 26Harley Quinn: The Queen of Chaos We Still Don’t Fully KnowFor most fans, Harley Quinn is synonymous with madness, unpredictability, and colorful chaos. Many know her simply as the Joker’s…
Tushar·Oct 25The Multiverse of Endless Reprints: How a Casual Weekend Rumination Turned Into a Raj Comics…and how I use AI tools for creative projects
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Mookie Spitz·Oct 19Mindy Indy’s AER HEAD Kickstarts Surfing on MarsHow a Brooklyn comic book writer and artist one-ups Elon Musk
Eileen Gonzalez·Oct 19Toni Gayle: The Unsung Queen of Crime-FightingIt is my honor to introduce you to Toni Gayle, the “glamorous model-detective” who should have taken detective comics by storm.
