Comics, Culture, & More…A Personal Journey
In this edition of Comics, Culture, & More I decided to finally try and find the definition of what “more” is. I think I found it. I found it my safe space of being a white heterosexual male.
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The Sounds of Silence: CBLDF and Systemic Toxicity in Comics
Two of our writers share their experiences as Comic Watch enters the conversation of sexual abuse and systemic toxicity in the comics industry after the resignation of Charles Brownstein from The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund.
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“Things Do Not change; We Change:” A Final Farewell to Denny O’Neil
Less than two after the death of Denny O’Neil, DC celebrates Green Lantern’s 80th Anniversary featuring a powerful, O’Neil written story that bookends his time with Hal Jordan in a way that feels more than a story.
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Why Should Batman Be Cool With Killing?
The argument for Batman murdering or being chill with police murdering and why it is dangerous nonsense.
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Comic Watch Pride: COMMENTARY: Pride of the Super Heroes
LGBT+ characters have flourished in comics over the last two decades, but how far has the closet door opened in film and television?
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Comic Watch Pride: The Evolution and Erasure of Wolverine’s Sexuality
Let’s face it, Wolverine has often been lauded as the epitome of hetero-masculinity for a long time. But in the course of this history, there has also been a slowly evolving broadening of his sexuality that shows there is much more to this character than meets the eye. #CWPride
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How to Talk Art and Entertainment 2020
Ten ways we can talk about comics, art, fandom and entertainment better.
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#CWPride: A Cheat Sheet to Queer X-Men (Part 1)
It can be a struggle for queer X-fans to see themselves in more than themes and subtext. To make things easier here is the first installment of the explicitly queer X-Men for #CWPride.
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Glenn Danzig’s Verotika
Glenn Danzig’s 2020 horror anthology, Verotika, is based on stories from his comics line. But, is it good?
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Warren Ellis and Tom Raney’s Change or Die
Warren Ellis and Tom Raney’s Change or Die gave us versions of the tropes who could change the world.
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Comic Watch Pride: About The Homoerotic In X-Men And A Gay Girl’s Teenage Years
Join us this #XMenMonday for a confessional reflection on LGBT+ romance representation and subtext in X-Men comics. As the story of the children of the atom calls for queer kids everywhere, how much is it giving back to them? #CWPride
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