Elfquest: Opening and Closing Doors to the World

Elfquest, after 40 years of production, now is as good a time as any to find out about the world of Abode.

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Comic Comparisons: Secession Problems

Living off the grid sounds all and good. Just for the literal life of you, remember the lessons all of these comics bring you.

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Jason: Neutrality Embraces Everyone’s Emotions

Look out it’s Jason, oh wait he’s not Voorhees, he’s just a comic artist who makes faces where you put masks on his characters.

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Nigerian Comics: What Happened After Growth

You’ve heard about the news headlines, you’ve seen the influence on the web; now see how these creators from Nigeria created a movement.

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Taiwan: Released from the Chinese Bounds

They might both be called Manhua, but Taiwan’s comics have a tendency to show up mainland China’s.

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Movie Sequels in Comics: Efficient but Needs Focus

For making movie sequels, comics will not just save money but also provide great imagery without blowing budgets. Be wary of sequelitis.

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Matt Kindt: The Mindbending Wonders

For Matt Kindt, surrealism isn’t just showing weird pictures to express details, but trying to find where reality and fantasy collide.

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Masamune Shirow: How To See Philosophies Beneath the Glamour

Masamune Shirow, man did he ever know how to craft steel. Cyborgs, tanks, and supercomputers; why sci-fi trope did he not touch?

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Bomb Queen: Satire at its Most Explosive

Bomb Queen, a comic about a half-naked dictator who can ruin your fantasies in more than one way. Pretty exciting stuff actually.

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Superhero Registration: When Is It Necessary or Segregating?

Is a Superhuman Registration act an ideal way for heroes to be properly compensated and protected, or a means for a brutal campaign?

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