This week, I visited a local comics store called Continental Comics. It was a small store, packed with comics from ceiling to floor, with...

This week's comics collection from Marvel publications were originally printed in the 1960s when communism was considered a domestic...

This week we took a detour away from the Wonder Woman chronicles to visit the not-so-distant topic of sexuality and gender in the...

Saunders addresses the nature of Marston's "Wonder Woman" in Do the Gods Wear Capes? as a narrative that functions socially as a...

The Chronicles of Wonder Woman provide an new and interesting category of superhero comics in the studied history of the genre. We have...

Most of the responses to the texts of this course have focused on the role of socioeconomic structure in superhero comics. They have also...

Eileen Meehan asserts plainly in her analysis of the Batman franchise titled "Holy commodity fetish, Batman!" that the text surrounding...

My first impression of Frank Miller's "Batman: The Dark Knight Returns" was stimulated by a pattern of fragmentation in book one of the...

Popularity of comics leading up to World War II was largely dependent upon the interests of American children. The vivid imagery and...

The use of antagonists in literary genres is often associated with the tension of social issues of historical context. In the Superman...