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Ask Chris #148: Batman’s Happy Ending
Ask Chris #148: Batman’s Happy Ending
Ask Chris #148: Batman’s Happy Ending
Over a lifetime of reading comics, Senior Writer Chris Sims has developed an inexhaustible arsenal of facts and opinions. That's why, each and every week, we turn to you to put his comics culture knowledge to the test as he responds to your reader questions...
Comics in the Classroom:  Allegedly Educational Posters Inspired By Jack Kirby, Jim Lee, and Others
Comics in the Classroom: Allegedly Educational Posters Inspired By Jack Kirby, Jim Lee, and Others
Comics in the Classroom: Allegedly Educational Posters Inspired By Jack Kirby, Jim Lee, and Others
As much as I hate to admit it even though I've been out of school for a solid decade, summer vacation is coming to a close. All over the country, kids are gearing up to get back to homework, books and standardized testing, and as much of a drag as that might be, it's nice to know that somebody out there is trying to spice up the classroom by giving it a little comic book flavor: The latest issue
Round Table Round-Up: Our Favorite King Arthur Comics
Round Table Round-Up: Our Favorite King Arthur Comics
Round Table Round-Up: Our Favorite King Arthur Comics
With this week's release of Marvel's "Black Knight" #1 -- not to be confused with DC's similarly named space zombie epic -- creators Tom DeFalco and Ron Frenz are revisiting the age of Camelot to reveal the long-lost origin of the Black Knight and the the sword that's basically Excalibur in one of those Evil Mirror Universe Goatees from "Star Trek," Chaos the Doombringer... Rea