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Marvel Comics in the ’60s was something fresh and new in many ways, including the art. Jack Kirby’s energetic pencils took the de facto method of drawing superhero musculature – characters were big, but they weren’t what you would call cut – and tweaked it, like he did everything else. There was a sense of…

Avengers: Endgame is arguably the single most important MCU project thus far, and even if it isn’t the absolute most important overall, it’s certainly high on that list. In addition to Endgame depicting the Avengers taking down their greatest adversary to date, Thanos, and including some major deaths, including Black Widow/Natasha Romanoff and Tony Stark/Iron…

The X-Men have become one of the most popular groups of superheroes of all time. The key to their success has been more than just a putting a certain clawed mutant front and center; it’s been the stories. See, what makes the team so refreshing compared to other superteams is that their tales are about…

Drew Litton’s Slippery Slopes, Dan Thompson’s Comic Stew, G.B. Trudeau and Nicole Hollander and Doonesbury, In Person: Keith Knight, Phil Hands’ Mendota Marsh, The Sunday Post comics are Inkredible, and then it’s decision time: Mickey or Snoopy?