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Before heading out for a long weekend of family, friends, and fireworks, how about brushing up on your American history? Or, to be more specific, your Captain America history? Though by no means the only superhero to wear the red,...
Since its official debut in October of 1886, the Statue of Liberty has become not only one of the world's most recognizable American icons, but a symbol of freedom and inspiration as well. Because of this vaunted status, the Statue...
We've all heard how high the standards of the major comic book publishers are. Up-and-coming creators have to jump through all kinds of hoops just to get an editor to look at their work, the implication being that you must...
For the past couple of years, the word "change" has been thrown around ad nauseum, but as many understand (or are just now beginning to understand), not all change is good. Nowhere has that principal been better understood than within...
The Obscure Adventures of Comics' Greatest Generation! Long before superheroes could routinely bench press buildings and funnel the power of suns, a huge percentage of Golden Age mystery men (and women) took care of things without superpowers. Many of...
The best comics blog there is, and I read a lot. Updated daily (except for major holidays), clear and attractive design (hardly surprising as it's a comic blog by a professional artist), highly relevant (nothing but comics all the time). I have seldom seen an easier to use site. My only gripe is that the search box is a little lower than I expected, but it's not the kind of blog you search and everything is categorized, so how many points should be lost for that? As for 'Writing Style.' he's witty and informed, pithy and charming.
Comic Coverage is easily the most fun comic book blog on the web. Mark "covers comics" from the golden age to the present with humor, grace, and style. His knowledge is encyclopedic. His passion for comic art, unparalleled. And even when poking fun of the most trite comic cliches, his love for all things comic-related shows through like a proud parent beaming at his child's piano recital.