Who Was The First Supervillain In Marvel Comics?
Defining Marvel's first supervillain depends on how comic book readers understand the term itself.
Is the Bat-Family Hurting or Helping Gotham City?
The Bat-Family is Gotham's first line of defense, but are their efforts helping the city?
Mighty Nein Origins Proves That Critical Role Stories Are Best Told Through Comics
Critical Role centers around actual play, but the Mighty Nein Origins comic book series tells the real story of the unlikely adventurers perfectly.
How Middlewest Brilliantly Shows The Reality Of Generational Trauma
The fantasy epic Middlewest tells an imaginative story while unpacking real-world trauma.
Why Captain Marvel Is One Of The Most Relatable Characters In Comics
Despite her incredible energy powers, Captain Marvel's life makes her a relatable hero.
How The Last Ronin Revitalized the TMNT Franchise
The Last Ronin comic series helped reinvigorate the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, offering new ideas and a mature return to form for TMNT fans.
Why Daredevil is a More Tragic Hero Than Spider-Man
Daredevil and Spider-Man's lives are marked by misfortune, but The Man Without Fear's Marvel Comics stories are on an entirely different tragic level.
Why Superman is an Antidote to Toxic Masculinity in Comics
Superman is one of DC Comics' mightiest heroes but his embodiment of positive masculinity has made a difference for millions of readers.
Why Sam Wilson Is One of the Best Fighters in Marvel Comics
While Sam Wilson has no specific strength-enhancing abilities, he's still one of the most talented fighters in the Marvel Universe.
How the Spark Gave Nightcrawler the Most Character Development in Years
Nightcrawler has been through a lot of changes over the years, but the Spark has brought new life to the character.