Villains: Killgrave
We’ve started the month talking about one of the most popular villains of all time, now we’re going to end talking about one of the most underrated villains of all time: Purple Man
Details
Villains: Kingpin
Kingpin, or Wilson Fisk, is a villain you wouldn’t assume is an imposing villain from the offset.. Yet he’s become a terrifying foe for Spiderman, Daredevil’s archenemy, and one of my favorite supervillains of all time. For the third week of Villains month, let’s discuss Kingpin.
Details
Villains: Doctor Octopus
Doc Ock is one of the most recognizable Marvel villain, and Spiderman’s most recurring and dangerous enemy. For the second week of Villains Month, let’s cover the result of a science experiment gone wrong: Doc Ock.
Details
Villains: Jokers Wild!
There is no superhero without his supervillain, and while Batman continues to be one of, if not, the most popular superheroes to date, he could not be the hero he is without The Joker. Without further ado, let’s discuss the most iconic supervillain of all time.
Details
Jordan Peele: From Actor to Auteur
I’m sure the name Jordan Peele is recognizable for one of two reasons: either from his writing/directing of Get Out or being one half of the comedy duo Key and Peele. For the last week of Black History Month we’re going to pay honor to actor/director/writer/producer Jordan Peele.
DetailsA Tribute to Samuel L. Jackson
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past ten years, you’ve heard of Samuel L. Jackson; he’s one of the most popular black actors of all time. For the third week of Black History Month, we’re covering an acting legend.
DetailsBlack Media History: A Tribute to Whoopi Goldberg
Ever since the 1980s, Whoopi Goldberg has never left the public eye, always going from project to project. For the second week of black history month, let’s take a look at the incredibly talented Whoopi Goldberg.
DetailsBlack Media History: A Tribute to Idris Elba
From The Wire to Thor, Idris Elba, has had one Hell of a career. As it is Black History Month, we’re going to honor this outstanding actor.
DetailsLook! Up In The Sky! It’s Superman!
It’s hard to talk about superheroes without talking about Superman. Most of the conventions and tropes we see in superheroes today can be traced back to him. But who really is Superman, and what place does he have in the media? Let’s find out.
DetailsTarzan: The Pulp Book Series that Turned into a Media Empire
Tarzan is a man that needs no introduction. He’s gotten around plenty considering his humble beginnings as a pulp magazine character created in 1912. It’s hard to consider him a missing person, as his legacy still reigns on. How did he start? Who is he today? Let’s find out.
DetailsWho is The Phantom?
A little known superhero now, The Phantom has a huge place in superhero history. Who is The Phantom?
DetailsWho is Flash Gordon?
Despite the wild success of the franchise, a week ago I had no idea who Flash Gordon is. Who is Flash Gordon?
Details
