Category: DC
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Bad Romance: Deathstroke, Terra, and Grooming
Slade Wilson’s Deathstroke is described as a “Man’s Man”, yet fans overlook years of character development based on grooming tactics and manipulations of teenage girls.
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(Not) Jumping the Gunn: The Future of the DCU
James Gunn has had a wild comics film journey, and today’s DC announcements mark the next step in it.
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Weekly Wrap-Up for Week Ending January 21st, 2023
Two trailers and a whole bunch of new title announcements from this week have me looking forward to springtime!
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Shelf Spotlight: DC Universe: Lazarus Planet: Alpha
Lazarus Planet: Alpha doesn’t have a great starting point for new readers or big shockwaves in DC’s first event of 2023 in this spoiler-free review.
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Print Scream: Five Comics Universal Needs To Adapt For Halloween Horror Nights (And Five Of Their HHN Stories That Need To Be Comics)
Halloween Horror Nights adapt great stories, but also write their own. Here are 5 Comics they need to adapt, and 5 they should release!
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The Funnies: School is in Session
To kick off our special week on Academics and comics, I’m featuring five of the most iconic Academic institutions in comics.
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Weekly Wrap-Up: Week Ending September 2nd, 2022
This week’s wrap-up features sixty years of Sabrina, Batman ’89’s first volume, and Pages and Panel’s first contest!
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The Editorial: Gritty and The Goofy
When looking at comics’ tone, there seems to be two vastly different perspectives: gritty and goofy, but modern comics have begun to blend them.
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Previous Issues: Sweet Tooth
The darker tone makes the comic more adult than the Netflix series, but Sweet Tooth offers thoughtful questions on religion, environment, and society.
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The Funnies: Five TV Comic Moments That Live In My Brain Rent-Free
There’s a handful of tv adaptations of comic moments that I’ve never stopped thinking about!
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