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It seems everyday we see a story where artists, companies, and players come under fire for behavior that a small […]
A video is circulating around the internet about a child who wants to be able to watch Deadpool when it’s […]
Tim Hanley has released his monthly article, “Gendercrunching November 2015” over on BleedingCool. The post provides charts and graphs detailing […]
When it comes to the comics industry, accusations of sexism is a daily exercise, so with no surprise, today is […]
Have you read Nameless? What a wonderfully illustrated totally nonsensical book. Who pays for this shit? Does Morrison actually write […]
Last week, the second theatrical trailer for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was released during Ben Affleck’s appearance on […]
Marvel’s Jessica Jones was released on Netflix last Friday morning, and it’s an instant smash hit. In fact, in terms […]
In the stories we know and love, superheroes save the day. They save hostages from evil villains, they rescue cats […]
A few weeks ago, the #BoycottStarWarsVII made the rounds on Twitter. Media outlets from CNN, Wired, and even TMZ jumped on the story. The media claimed the hashtag started trending because the new Star Wars movie is supposedly anti-white and promotes the social justice warrior culture.
In Albany, New York the Make-A-Wish Foundation organized superhero training with the cast of “Marvel Universe Live” at the Times Union Center. The training allowed kids like Nathan Weinberger who has a condition called ITP that doesn’t allow him to participate in sports due to his blood not clotting well.