Witchcraft, can how these series depict the lifestyle really be a form of empowerment; or is it just another form of misandry?
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Superman vs. The Elite: The Polarizing American Way
Superman vs. The Elite, an enhancement of the original story by the same creator no less. However, there is also a hint that some things didn’t need to change.
Continue readingRa’s al Ghul and The Debate Over His Ideals
Ra’s al Ghul, assassin, mastermind, wannabe protector of nature. With global warming threatening the environment if something is not done, is Ra’s plans to wipe out humanity justified?
Continue readingBrian Michael Bendis: Why Reinvention Is Just Selling Out
Comic publishers, please listen. Brian Michael Bendis’ strengths are with crime drama, displaying actions, and writing teenagers. Do not make his practices of killing off characters you don’t like, just adding new characters out of nowhere without establishing them, and radically changing characters for drama as regular things.
Continue readingFor The Man Who Has Everything: Alan Moore’s Favorite
Alan Moore’s stance on adaptations of his works makes Steven King’s feelings for “The Shining” look small. Which is what makes for the Man Who Has Everything so notable.
Continue readingSuperhero Team and How to Make Them Legal
If you’ve ever dreamed of having a superhero team in real life, you might want to pay attention and consider all of the angles.
Continue readingKryptonians: Discover The Abominations of DC Comics
While everyone knows that Kryptonians as a whole are dangerous under a yellow sun, the true sources of their power is even more terrifying.
Continue readingDC’s Earth Paradox: What’s Behind Its Origin?
Now here’s one theory that I thought was going to drive me crazy. And it’s only because Grant Morrison’s view of Earth in DC is so insane.
Continue readingSuperhero Love Life: Is It Even Possible?
What that up in the sky? It’s a bird, no wait it is a plane saying… I’m going to be late for the wedding?! Welcome […]
Continue readingThe Laughing Fish: How To Make a Bad Joke Good
I now have an even greater respect for Paul Dini for adapting a mediocre story like The Laughing Fish into something presentable.
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