PSA

There are very few things in this world I like more than a good old-fashioned PSA comic. The mash-ups between superheroic action and education on social issues tend to get enjoyably bizarre pretty quickly, and it make for a good time. Now, though, that story about the Avengers teaching Spider-Man how banks work may lay down its burden: We have found the new most awesome PSA comic, and it is Condo

The entire ComicsAlliance staff asks that, no matter what your political leanings, you go out and vote today. Some of us are compelled to vote due to a fervent belief in democracy. For others, the desire comes from stories of ancestors who were denied this basic right for years...

Sure, today may be "Avengers Vs. X-Men Day" in celebration of tonight's release of the first issue of Marvel's latest event book, but in the widely-circulated PSA comic Hard Choices, Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four are dealing with a less tactile problem in our world: underage drinking...

I've always had a problem saving my money, largely because I tend to spend all of it on comic books. Fortunately, there is finally something that can address exactly that problem: A comic starring Spider-Man and the Avengers designed to teach you all about how banks work...

If you went to school in the late '80s and early '90s, chances are pretty high that you saw a lot of anti-drug propaganda. I know I did, but one of the ones that I somehow managed to dodge during D.A.R.E. sessions was 1988's The Drug Avengers...

When discussing sex, people often say it "just happens" or even "happens accidentally," despite the fact that it is really a long series of conscious decisions, not some sort of erotic anvil that falls on your head. As the poet Eminem once questioned derisively, "What, she tripped, fell, and landed on his d*ck...

Now that summer's here, it's important to occasionally turn off your air conditioner and keep doors and windows closed lest you face the wrath of the Cold Air Crook. What, you've never heard of the Cold Air Crook? Well, that's probably because Captain America slammed him with a refrigerator door, shattering his fiery body to pieces in a 1980 public service announcement...