The Strange Tale Of Uncanny Erika

The Strange Tale Of Uncanny Erika

Christian Nationalists, Old Testament Magick, and the X-Men By: F. Daniel Kent Written with apologies to Chris Claremont and John Byrne. Marvel Comics can live with the disappointment. It hit me like a bolt from Ororo’s lightning!  “Senator Robert Kelly!...
George Takei’s They Called Us Enemy

George Takei’s They Called Us Enemy

In a stunning graphic memoir, actor/author/activist George Takei revisits his haunting childhood in American concentration camps, as one of 120,000 Japanese Americans imprisoned by the U.S. government during World War II. Experience the forces that shaped an American...
Silver Age Bigot

Silver Age Bigot

Denny O’Neil, Jerry Grandenetti, and Berni Wrightson created Nightmaster in 1969, taking rock musician Jim Rook and putting him into the role of a confused  hero in a sword and sorcery setting in the land of Myrra for Showcase #82 – 84. Despite the stories...
Looking Back at Wonder Woman #185

Looking Back at Wonder Woman #185

IT’S THEM! Sadistic lesbians menace Diana Prince? It was 1969 when WONDER WOMAN #185 hit the spinner racks, shelves of drugstores and supermarkets around the country. The comic had undergone a radical revision the year before in an attempt to attract new...
Sealed with Approval 1989

Sealed with Approval 1989

The Comics Code underwent its most drastic revision in 1989. For the first time homosexuality (see “Institutions”),  sexual preferences (see “Language”), and sexual orientation (see “Characterization”) are openly mentioned. Despite...