Are you counting the days until Batman v. Superman releases? Even if you aren’t, maybe it’s still a good time to immerse yourself in some Batman inspired articles from the WWAC archives.
This Week in WWAC History: Superman and Lois Lane
In anticipation of the highly anticipated release of Batman v Superman, I’m mixing up the regularly scheduled program a little to bring you a group of articles from the WWAC archives highlighting individual thoughts on Superman and Lois Lane as characters, and as portrayed in comics. Enjoy!
This Week In WWAC History: Awesomeness
There is a ton of awesomeness in the WWAC archives, from the aptly named Awesome Awards to the awesome memories of Leonard Nimoy shared by WWAC staffers. Join us in a look back at the end of February last year to see if your favorite games and books made the awesome list, or scroll down to…
This Week in WWAC History: We love cartoons, books, and horror films
The WWACers have a wide array of likes and dislikes in the fandom worlds, and when we really love something, we’re not afraid to share it with our readers. Take a peek at the articles below and find out if some if our enthusiasm matches yours.
This Week In WWAC History: Date Night
Last year, the WWAC staff geared up for Valentine’s Day by choosing any comic book character and showing us what a fantasy date night with that character might look like. How would your date night compare? I know mine would be less of a date with a comic book character and more of choosing one to babysit the…
Mom’N’Pop Culture: Gamification vs. Standardized Testing in Elementary Education
There have been some noticeable changes in my daughter’s behavior now that her third grade teachers are powering into the second half of the school year and preparing students for the state assessment exams. She’s stressed. My little person of independence asks to spend more time cuddling in the evenings before bed. She has the…
This Week in WWAC History: WWAC Discussions and Roundtables
Every once in a while there are interesting topics where several WWAC staffers like to express their opinions in a combined article. In searching through the WWAC archives, I try to stop and read these roundtables and discussions as often as possible to enhance my comic and character knowledge. Here’s a few interesting articles to share with…
This Week in WWAC History: The WWAC Lifestyle
Comic inspired recipes, fashion how-tos, and advice for everyday living from our contributors all can be found in the Lifestyle category on WWAC. Here are a few examples of the goodness that awaits you:
This Week in WWAC History: Industry Interviews
Interviews with comics creators are like the special features on DVDs. I love hearing about creative influences and the hard work it takes to bring an idea to life. Lucky for me, WWAC provides these comic special features without having to purchase an extended edition. Enjoy these interviews from the past!
This Week In WWAC History: Reviews Matter
With a new year comes my new attitude toward comics. Last year I spent money based on what I thought I’d like. This year I want to spend my money on comics I know I’ll like. That’s why reviews are becoming more and more important in my purchasing decisions. Lucky for me, WWAC gives honest…
Merry Scary Christmas: The Wolfman and The Wolf Man
“Even a man who is pure of heart and says his prayers at night, may become a wolf when the wolfsbane blooms and the autumn moon is bright.” — original poem written for The Wolf Man In 2010, when I watched The Wolfman in the theater, I’d never seen the 1941 original The Wolf Man….
Last Minute Gift Guide: Books for Adults
Earlier this week we shared our last minute gift guide for the young readers on your list. Now we’re continuing our recommending spree for the adult readers you’re still planning on buying for. Whether they like fantasy, horror, or are looking to join the adult colouring book craze, WWAC has you covered.