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TMNT: Was April O'Neil's Original Appearance Whitewashed?
A hard look at why April O’Neil was originally drawn as a woman of color in the comic books but depicted as a redheaded white woman in the cartoon.
DC Comics Confirms the Biggest Difference Between Superman and Batman
Superman: Red & Blue #1 finds Lois Lane pinpointing the biggest difference between the Last Son of Krypton and the World’s Greatest Detective.
DC Fans Should New Back-Up Stories, but DC Must Improve Them
The inconsistent quality of Future State’s back-up features proves that creators must be on the same page with fans for these stories to succeed.
James Bond is Finally Switching Sides, As The New Agent of SPECTRE
In Dynamite Entertainment’s newest James Bond comic book, Blofeld offers to pay Agent 007 to use his Licence to Kill in the service of SPECTRE.
The Green Lanterns' Biggest Problem is Exposed in Future State
DC Comics’ Future State Green Lantern sows uncertainty about the exact nature of the Green Lantern Corps' non-lethal law enforcement guidelines.
The Three Stooges Go Back to the Future in New Comic
The Three Stooges revisit their past iterations and provide fans with all the eye-pokes and nyuk nyuks they’ve come to expect over the decades.
The Teen Titans Are About to Face Their Greatest Enemies
DC Comics’ Future State: Teen Titans #2 depicts the teenage superheroes leading an offensive against the Four Riders of the Apocalypse.
Superman: In DC’s Future, Lois Lane is as Much of a Hero As Clark
In the year 2050, Lois Lane holds a seat on the Inner Council of the United Planets and protects Earth just as heroically as her husband, Superman.
Where Did The Name 'Superman' Actually Come From?
Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster created Superman in the late 1930’s but the character may have been influenced by Friedrich Nietzsche’s 1883 novel.
Batman Theory: Future State’s Robin is a Robot
In the midst of the battle, the Boy Wonder suffers a seemingly fatal blow but is revived moments later. Did DC just prove that Robin is a robot?