We live in a world of mass media, where many forms of media can be used for entertainment or education. In the early 20th century, with the first appearances of film and radio, comics also experienced ...

Steven Tonthat / OPB Comics lovers now have a new place to learn about the history of the visual medium in Portland, thanks to a new museum debuting downtown. NWMOCA Board Chair and de facto museum ...

Superman is the most important character in comic history. While comics existed before the character debuted, it was Superman’s popularity that helped keep comics around. Since then, the Man of Steel ...

One of the key plot elements of James Gunn’s Superman is Lex Luthor’s so-called “pocket universe.” In the film, it’s an artificially created dimension that the evil genius made by creating his own ...

Marvel didn’t create the superhero. They didn’t redefine the superhero by starting the Silver Age. Instead, they got on the bandwagon in the Golden and Silver Ages, and rode it to success. Right now, ...

From Action Comics 1 to the modern adaptations in comics, television, and movies, explore the captivating evolution of Superman's iconic suit in this in-depth journey through the decades. In this ...

WEST CHESTER–So, you think comics are just for kids? Then check out the West Chester University’s Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology newest exhibit, “Panel by Panel: The Social and Cultural Impact ...

Edited by the esteemed N Scott Robinson, Ph.D., and adorned with a foreword by comics industry titan Jim Steranko, this book stands as a testament to Grand's unwavering dedication and extensive ...

SANTA ANA, Calif. -- From the intricate storytelling of Japanese manga to the colorful characters of Korean webtoons, the Bowers Museum exhibition Asian Comics: Evolution of an Art Form celebrates the ...

Of all the elements of Superman lore that have existed since 1938, the toughest for modern audiences to swallow has been the notion that a simple pair of glasses hides Clark Kent’s secret identity.

New History of the DC Universe #3 by Mark Waid, Doug Mahnke, and Dan Jurgens, published (eventually) today, goes all in between the events of the Crisis On Infinite Earths with the death of its ...