A Fire Almost Crashed Invisible Jet Comics, But Now They’re Just Getting Started
Invisible Jet Comics caught fire on its first anniversary. Here’s how they came back from disaster.
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Irredeemable, Invincible, Injustice: How Deconstruction Desecrated the Sun God
For decades, deconstructive takes on Superman have whittled away at Superman. But can you ever really destroy the Man of Steel?
Under the Helmet: Peacemaker, The Comedian, And John Cena Have More In Common Than You May Think
“Peacemaker… What a joke.”
Whatever Happened to The World’s Greatest Detective?
Frank Miller’s Dark Knight is responsible for the final demise of the Golden/Silver Age version: The World’s Greatest Detective.
J. Michael Straczynski And Authoritarianism: How One Writer Has Warned Us For Thirty Years
Writer J. Michael Straczynski has been warning his readers for 30 years about authoritarianism, from Babylon 5 to Spider-Man.
How Guy Gardner’s Punch-First Militarism Points Straight to ‘Kingdom Come’
The Mark Waid and Alex Ross classic didn’t just inspire the “S” symbol in the new movie.
The Spiritual Significance of Benjamin J. Grimm
Ben “The Thing” Grimm is Jack “The King” Kirby’s golem, and he’s returned to the mainstream just in time.
Reed Richards: Aspirational Autistic Dad?
Though Reed Richards has never been neurotypical in the comics, in First Steps, he may represent the aspirational model of an autistic dad.
What ‘Superman’ Gets Right About Kansas
Though James Gunn’s Superman doesn’t spend a lot of time in Kansas, it does get a lot right about the state, from the heart to the justice.