Revisiting ‘Batman, The Animated Series’: ‘Beware the Gray Ghost’
In this animated ‘Batman’ episode, Adam West plays an actor typecast as a masked hero in a commentary on fandom.
Wokesters Go After Democrat Cartoonist For Objecting To Abortion
He was making cartoons, believing in Jesus, voting Democratic, and holding quietly pro-life views. Why drag him into the Twittersphere? Can’t a guy just live his life?
Rebooted “Hellboy” Is Damned By Hollywood Hypocrisy And Bad Casting
Instead of relying on subtlety and letting the source material shine, the filmmakers succumbed to the allure of cheap gore and bad casting.
A Conversation With The Anti-Political Correctness Satirist Who Is Pissing Off Instagram
A conversation with humorist MADEbyJIMBOB (@madebyjimbob) on content suppression, late-night comedy, and the importance of satire in our political moment.
Woke Comedians Are Ruining The Freedom Their Predecessors Went To Jail For
It’s just so heartwarming that groundbreakers like George Carlin and Lenny Bruce were arrested for words so today’s soft comedians could talk about comedy being problematic in prison-like safe spaces.
Marvel Legend Stan Lee And The Future Of The Comic Industry
Washington Post writer David Betancourt joins Federalist Radio to discuss the work of Stan Lee and big changes in the superhero entertainment industry.
How Stan Lee And Jack Kirby’s Revolutionary Partnership Changed Superheroes
Their partnership was tense, but Stan Lee and Jack Kirby were pioneers.
Stan Lee Showed The World That Superheroes Aren’t Only For Comic Books
While the characters he co-created will go down as his big contribution, Stan Lee should gain the most credit for being the greatest advocate of comics.
Stan Lee Died A Comic Legend, And Rightfully So
It is right to honor Lee; it is right to make a legend of him. He gave us myths we still find enchanting, both as audiences and as myth-makers.
Crowdfunded Rebellion Against Identity Politics In Comics Nets $1.25 Million And Counting
If the successful crowdfunding trend continues, we could see a watershed moment in comics like the Amazon Kindle was to bookstores.
10 Best Batman Films To Honor The Ten-Year Anniversary Of ‘The Dark Knight’
Batman is bigger than any one film or comic. He’s a myth that looms large over our culture, casting a wide and long shadow.
‘Ant-Man And The Wasp’ Departs From Tradition To Deliver A More Light-Hearted Hero
Of all of Marvel’s early ’60s characters, Ant-Man, alongside Iron Man, was the most politicized. Both were sturdy anti-Communists.
Steve Ditko’s Great Gift To The World: ‘With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility’
Perhaps the most amazing thing about Spider-Man was the mind and abilities of the man who truly formed him. That’s Steve Ditko, of whose death the news has come.
Podcast: A Guide To ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ And The Future Of Marvel’s Cinematic Universe
Peter Suderman joins Federalist Radio to break down the history of Marvel’s movie franchises and how their blockbuster “Avengers: Infinity War” came to be.
Why DC’s Superhero Pantheon Can Never Emulate The Success Of ‘Avengers: Infinity War’
Each of DC’s major characters is essentially a sun at the center of their own solar system. Their gravity is so strong they maintain multiple planets all on their own.
Fans Take On Marvel, DC, And The Comic Book Industry’s SJW Self-Destruction
The comic book industry deep state has been over run with demands for diversity, political correctness, toxic masculinity and more. One fan is calling out corporate writers, editors, and artists.
11 Top Superman Stories Of All Time To Celebrate Action Comics No. 1,000
The scarred heart of humanity that breathes life into all fiction is what makes Superman truly great. And in many ways his story is the story of America.
The Manufactured Outrage At Marvel’s New Editor In Chief Is Just A Power Play
C.B. Cebulski is the victim of manufactured identity politics outrage, in an attempt to get him fired before his work as editor in chief even begins.
‘The Gifted’ Is Broadcast Television’s Best Superhero Show
‘The Gifted’ eschews typical network conventions and is better for it. It’s a show crafted with care, not just a lazy means of cashing in on a license.
For Now, Identity Politics Overshadows Xavier’s Dream Of Integrated X-Men
The edge of extinction storyline begun in ‘House of M’ through the end of ‘Avengers vs. X-Men’ resulted in a slog of increasing irrelevance for Marvel’s merry band of mutants.
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