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“For the Man Who Has Everything” is a Superman story by Alan Moore that is considered a classic, but is it worthy of its praise?
Sometimes even superheroes who think they're doing the right thing make some villainous choices.
We've talked about Captain America knockoffs. Here's an even more obscure ripoff of our favorite sentinel of liberty: Yankee Doodle Jones!
Get in the Halloween spirit with these eight horror webcomics full of demons, monsters, vampires, and all manner of eldritch nightmares.
Just in time for spooky season, here are 10 comics that will help you fall into a tale with witches and other dark, magical creatures.
Are you a new reader and confused about where to buy manga? Here's a primer on how to buy manga in the U.S. and your options for doing so!
Things took a turn for the weird when Teen Titans took up issues of "relevance" to young readers in the early 1970s.
Being seen is powerful, and being seen when you have a mental illness in graphic narratives can change your entire world.
From feminism to mental health and current events, these graphic novels and graphic nonfiction books, like Paying the Land by Joe Sacco, can educate you on things that matter.
The world of queer webcomics is truly wonderful and varied. This is just a sample of the vast queer imagination that exists.