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The Marvel Cinematic Universe (or "MCU") has been in existence for over ten years, and has scored great commercial and critical success, both...

We're living through a new spasm of the sort of priggish, sententious puritanism that has plagued humanity for about as long as there have been humans.

Dick Ayers Magazine Enterprises Ghost Rideris a stand out example of the artists work, combining western, supernatural and herioic themes.

While the 1953 Superior Comics title Mysteries may be a true mystery to some collectors, this PCH title is well worth your time.

Second Sight Publishing is cooking up "southern fried horror."

This month there are several notable LGBTQ films available for streaming, from a pair of documentaries, a trio of films from Latin American, a teen romance,

With highly credible threats like issuing from Congress, plus the intimations emanating from President Biden’s aptly-named bully pulpit, it should be no surprise that Big Tech is “self-”censoring exactly the kind of content that the government wants them to. This isn't the first time in American history that something like this happened...

Lets take a look back at the birth of "Batmania" with the 1966 Batman TV series, which debuted on this day 57 years ago on ABC.

Does the first appearance of Batwoman in Detective Comics #233 have a surprising influence from Artists and Models from 6 months earlier?

Kevin ONeill, co-creator of The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Marshall Law and Cinema Purgatorio, died last week, aged 69, after being diagnosed