Comics Academe: How Do You Teach Comics?
- Comics, Comics Academe, Essays
- September 12, 2014
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DC Pubwatch – March 2020 and Not the Emerald City Comic Con Edition0
Welcome to the March 2020 DC Pubwatch. What a month, hey? March was a lot. The biggest news is only tangentially comics-related, but is affecting the industry enough that we have to talk about it. Of course, that is COVID-19 and the havoc it’s wreaking on the world. Shelter-in-place orders are hitting cities all over
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Appearances are Deceiving in John Constantine: Hellblazer #40
- Reviews
- March 11, 2020
Unsurprisingly, four issues into John Constantine: Hellblazer, our titular protagonist doesn’t seem to be taking the directive to be the best version of himself very seriously.
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Superman Smashes the Klan Part 3: Superman Finally Smashes the Klan!0
- Reviews
- March 11, 2020
Following Superman Smashes the Klan: Part One and Part Two, Part Three delivers on the promise of the series title: Superman, finally, smashes the Klan. With the help of series protagonist Roberta Lee, Superman not only beats up the bad guys but also accepts himself for who he is.
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Last Week’s Episode: Bob’s Your CEO, Indiana Jones Director Shakeup0
- News, Television and Film
- February 27, 2020
Apparently the Media sector didn’t want their little brother Comics to get all of mom’s attention, so there are quite a few industry shakeups to discuss. There is plenty of fan love and speculation to go around this week in nerd news! We don’t play favorites here. (Well, only sometimes.)
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Previously on Comics: The Evil is Defeated0
Hello again! Kate here, and let’s be honest, there’s only one headline that people have been talking about this week–the exit of Dan Didio from DC Comics. As first reported by Comicbook.com, Dan Didio was fired this week, and the rumors seem to confirm what people have been saying for years–that he made editorial a
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How Birds of Prey Could Right Suicide Squad’s Wrongs1
- Essays, Television and Film
- February 7, 2020
The 2016 Suicide Squad film was, to put it kindly, disappointing. Sure, it won an Academy Award for its hair and makeup styling, and clutched a Grammy nomination for Twenty One Pilots’ song “Heathens,” but it left a lot to be desired. In theory, the Suicide Squad’s mission is a noble one: gather the most
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Win An Advance Copy of Cassandra Clare's Lady Midnight
- February 25, 2016
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- August 22, 2014
