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Two artists, John Barnett of Carbon and Marnie Galloway of Ask Ask, discuss their incredible work in science illustration.
Here are the characters whose race changed from the comics to the movie adaptation and what that says about diversity in superhero movies.
Experience beloved young adult stories in a different format, or possibly for the first time, with these comics adaptations of YA novels, including Be More Chill by Ned Vizzini, David Levithan, and illustrated by Nick Bertozzi.
Find some great nonfiction YA comics, including a graphic memoir, a suffrage primer, a basketball comic, and Holocaust survivor stories.
How the (mostly male) creators of Wonder Woman relied on old stereotypes that ostensibly kept even the most wondrous of women in her place.
Why this comics reader sails the Pipster ship featuring The Trickster and the Pied Piper, paired in COUNTDOWN TO FINAL CRISIS.
Seeing queer elders like Kumiko in Shadow Life represented in graphic novels offers a portal to possible futures.
Can you experience nostalgia for a book you never read? One reader examines the development for a fandom through fan fiction.
Meet some of the buffest ladies in the panels. From Hildegarde to Poundcakes, we're taking a look at some of the buffest super-ladies.
In this series, we look at some of comicdom's finest (and not so fine!) forgotten side characters. Today's subject: Eddie "Iron Man" March!
