Cartoons & Comics Why Hawkeye Was the Hero I Needed
Christy Admiraal on how having a flawed, fictional hero like Hawkeye has helped her deal with her bipolar diagnosis.
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Cartoons & Comics Real Thoughts About Real Interactions with Real People at San Diego Comic-Con
Kendra James reports on her best-of-times, worst-of-times experience at San Diego Comic-Con 2015 with both grace and wit.
Art All the Paintings Here Agree: A Comic
Liana Finck shares a new comic about visiting the Museum of Modern Art after a breakup.
Cartoons & Comics Sometimes Fandom Is Better: Head Canons Versus The Real Thing
Sulagna Misra on fandom, Marvel, and how head canons can help give us the characters and stories we deserve when the real thing falls short.
Cartoons & Comics Everything You Can Buy in a 1977 Archie Comic, in Order of Desirability
Exactly what it says on the tin.
Cartoons & Comics The Everyday Matters of Superheroes, Part II: Jane Austen, AUs, and Pacific Rim
Sulagna Misra explores AU fanfic, connections to Jane Austen themes, and 'Pacific Rim' in Part II of her essay "The Everyday Matters of Superheroes."
Cartoons & Comics The Everyday Matters of Superheroes, Part I: Civil War, Marvel Nine Nine, and Dwayne McDuffie
Sulagna Misra on the Civil War meme, the Marvel Nine Nine Tumblr, and other efforts to tease out the everyday matters of superheroes.
Art Valentines for the Indifferent
Madeline Gobbo has Valentines for the indifferent, the noncommital, and the can't-be-bothered among you.
Cartoons & Comics She Looks Like Sunday Comics: We Watched Brenda Starr (1989)
Two dudes get not-so-serious about their feelings for the 1989 adaptation of Brenda Starr.
Art Girl Tips #5: Special Edition Courtesy of Guys
The latest installment of "Girls Tips," Kendra Wells' gorgeous comic series for The Toast gets turned over to Guys.
Cartoons & Comics “The Spiral Cage”: Disability and the Work of Al Davison
Angeline Adams profiles artist Al Davison, and the intersection between his disability and his work.
Cartoons & Comics My New York Comic Con Diary
Sulagna Misra on the dizzying, confusing fun that was her New York Comic Con experience.
Cartoons & Comics The Citizens of Gotham Are Not Terribly Bright
Jesse Berney on the disturbing lack of critical thinking skills demonstrated by the citizens of Gotham.
Art On Being a Cartoonist
Liz Climo on her creative process, and what it's like, for her, at least, to be a cartoonist.
Cartoons & Comics A History Lesson From the Captain America Fandom
Sulagna Misra takes a look at the debate of the historicity of Captain America, and reports back on her findings.
