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The US Military’s Secret War on Comic Books

The US Military’s Secret War on Comic Books

During wartime past, even war-themed comic books designed to help the US military’s reputation were the victims of friendly fire. Ominously, that has changed.

How ‘Watchmen’ and ‘The Boys’ Deconstruct American Fascism

How ‘Watchmen’ and ‘The Boys’ Deconstruct American Fascism

Superhero media has a history of critiquing the dark side of power, hero worship, and vigilantism, but none have done so as radically as Watchmen and The Boys.

Tomorrow Belongs to Her: The Art That Rose Against Thatcher

Fanboy Fury and Authoring ‘Before Watchmen’

The Sky Is Falling: Images of Mass Destruction in ‘The Avengers’

The Comics Writer and the Fall of the Superpowers

Ellis’ Superb Mastery of the Art of Pop

We Can Be Heroes: Talking ‘Supergods’ with Grant Morrison

It’s Not Easy Being Green: Swamp Thing, Ecology and the (Sometimes Slimy) Nature of Being

It’s Not Easy Being Green: Swamp Thing, Ecology and the (Sometimes Slimy) Nature of Being

Swamp Thing challenges readers to question how our understanding of our existence is, in part, defined by how we see our relationship to the natural, non-human world.

League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century – 1910

Swamp Thing #53: monster love vs. the city

The History of Comic Conventions