culture Bill Savage VS. a Twelve Year Old Girl: Examining Gender Norms in 1970s British Comics Charles EP Murphy With boys and girls comics of mid-20th century Britain split down the middle, how did writers handle the difference with identical topics?
culture The Only Hope of Salvation: Omega the Unknown and Finding Yourself in the World Around You Hagai Palevsky Critic Hagai Palevsky talks both the 1976 and 2007 iterations of Omega the Unknown and finding one's self within an otherwise untethered world.
culture HO DROKKIN’ HO, CREEPS: Four Decades of 2000 AD Christmas Covers Chloe Maveal Wrapping up gifts is one of the joys of Christmas, and British weekly anthology 2000 AD has been providing the perfect Christmas covers for decades.
culture Infinite Talent: Celebrating The Impact of George Pérez Chloe Maveal A celebration of George Pérez -- the comic book artist whose work defined superhero comics for multiple generations of readers.
culture He Came From Inner Space: Celebrating the Birthday of Micronauts co-creator Bill Mantlo Chloe Maveal NeoText Review celebrates the birthday of Bill Mantlo, the writer whose work undeniably set a foundation for what many Marvel fans love most today.
culture Blocky Mania: The Perfection of Artist Mick McMahon Chloe Maveal Admiring the life and career of British comics legend Mick McMahon
culture A Real Horror Show: The Spine-Tingling Comics of Warren Publishing’s Creepy and Eerie Chloe Maveal For horror fans growing up in the 1960s and ‘70s and newer readers keen on Halloween scares, Creepy and Eerie Magazines continue to deliver the chills.
culture The Everyman Commuter: On Paul Kirchner’s “The Bus” RM Rhodes Writer and critic RM Rhodes argues a case for why Paul Kirchner's "The Bus" stands true to the test of time.
culture Line Reading: The Life and Art of Vaughn Bodè Cole Hornaday Writer Cole Hornaday introduces readers to the life of artist Vaughn Bodè, whose crisp artwork still acts as a benchmark for existential greatness.
