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The 5 Best DC Comics of the ’90s

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The 1990s were a turbulent, transformative time for DC Comics. It was a decade defined bydarker themes, bold creative risks,

Everything You Need to Know About Marvel’s New Imperial Spin-Offs

June 16, 2025 Queen Ayonote 112 Views Comics, epic, Era, expect, Future, Imperial, Jonathan Hickman, know, Marvel, Marvel comics, new, pop art, sci-fi, series, Spin-offs, storytelling, universe

Jonathan Hickman has always had a reputation for reshaping the Marvel Universe with high-concept storytelling and intricate long-term planning. From

Why Hellboy Remains One of Comics’ Most Enduring Heroes

June 15, 2025 Queen Ayonote 84 Views adventure, artwork, Comics, Eduring, folklore, Hellboy, Heroes, Horror, Legacy, Mike Mignola, Mythology, pop art, pulp, Remains, Superheroes

Since his debut in Hellboy: Seed of Destruction in 1994, Mike Mignola’s Hellboy has stoodthe test of time as one

5 DC Villains Who Deserve a Shot at Redemption

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In the morally gray world of DC Comics, redemption isn’t always out of reach. While somevillains are too far gone,

Why Marvel’s Street-Level Heroes Are More Important Than Ever

June 7, 2025 Queen Ayonote 94 Views comic book, Comics, Daredevil, Heroes, Important, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Marvel, Marvel comics, Moon Knight, pop art, Spider-man, Street-Level

In a world of multiversal chaos, cosmic threats, and gods wielding hammers, it’s easy toforget that some of Marvel’s most

Peter David, Award-Winning Hulk Writer, Passes Away Aged 68

June 2, 2025 Kieran Burt 74 Views 68, age, Award, Away, Comics, DC, DC Comics, Hulk, Marvel, Marvel comics, passes, Peter David, pop art, RIP, Spider-man, Spider-Man 2099, The Incredible Hulk, winning, writer, X-Factor

Peter David, the legendary comics writer known for his stories about The Incredible Hulk, Spider-Man, X-Factor and more, has died

A God Without Gods? Marvel Comics Set to Rewrite Thor’s Reality

May 30, 2025 Emily Davis 133 Views Asgardian, comic books, Comics, Earth-616, Marvel, Marvel comics, pop art, Reality, Rewrite, set, Thor

Major changes are brewing in the Marvel Comics universe, as the publisher prepares tosignificantly alter the very fabric of Thor’s

Five Best Indie Comics That Redefined the Superhero Genre

May 28, 2025 Queen Ayonote 144 Views Adam Warren, Ben Edlund, Best, Black Hammer, comic books, Comics, Cory Walker, Dean Ormston, Empowered, Five, genre, Indie, Invincible, Irredeemable, Jeff Lemire, Mark Waid, Peter Krause, pop art, Redefined, Robert Kirkman, superhero, The Tick

For decades, Marvel and DC Comics have dominated the superhero landscape with iconiccharacters and sprawling universes. But as the genre

‘Studio Ghibli’ Makes a Surprise Appearance at ‘Star Wars’ Celebration in Tokyo

May 28, 2025 Emily Davis 80 Views appearance, art, Exhibit, gallery, Japan, lucasfilm, pop art, star wars, Star Wars: Celebration, Studio Ghibli, surprise, Tokyo

The Star Wars Celebration at the Makuhari Messe in Tokyo, Japan, was held from April 18th toApril 20th of this

Ranking The Ten Best Major Comic Events of the Last Decade

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Comic book events are the lifeblood of the superhero genre, pulling together massive castsand reshaping universes. In the last decade,