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Midway through the 1990s, the sausage festiest decade of American comics, Viz Media miraculously published three volumes’ worth of shojo (girls’) and josei (women’s) manga, collected inShojo Stories,A, A’,andLove Song.These books, the Holy Trilogy of old shojo, affected my college-age self too deeply for me to judge them objectively. It’s as useless to ask me…

Reality television exploded in popularity in the 2000s, and with it came a wave of unforgettable personalities who helped redefine fame as we know it. These stars turned their everyday lives—or culinary tempers and wild escapades—into watercooler moments, captivating millions each week and shaping modern celebrity culture. Here’s a look at some of the most…

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Usually when a show comes back for a new season, there are a few changes. Maybe there’s a new member of the cast, or perhaps there’s an all-new storyline that will drive the season. Less common is when a show comes back with a new name — but it happens.

With all the iterations of The Punisher over the years, you’d be forgiven if you forgot this film even existed. But it’s WAY more important to the character than you can possibly imagine. And today we’re going to give this misfit film and that butt naked guy talking to himself in the sewers (if you’ve…

Alan Moore’s Watchmen is among the most profound and subversive works of literature in the 20th century. Published under DC Comics from 1986 to 1987, Watchmen is a scathing critique of the superhero genre, morality, and politics. The comic follows an original cast of “heroes” set in an alternate 1985 when the world is on…