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In August 1988, Batman fans voted to kill off the character of Jason Todd, the second Robin. But how did a dead Robin end up as a supervillain called Red Hood — and later a valued member of the Batman Family — years after his death? This feature charts the weird literary history of one of DC's most famous anti-heroes. 

A cramped comic book store in a little strip mall was beloved by its customers. When tragedy befell the owner, we felt it too. 

Renaissance faires are an acquired taste. But if you're one of those who's acquired it, here's a little background on these peculiar public events.

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​I had pretty much given up on sports novels — until I found sports graphic novels. Here's how the combination of art and a good story let me find a whole new genre to read. 

Comic books are often maligned as an inferior form of fiction. But if you're a writer, regardless of genre, they have some important lessons for you.

The 1990s wasn't an outstanding decade for pop culture, but that doesn't mean it didn't have some memorable contributions.

You can find a plethora of information about cinema online, but a few decades ago the movie review was a virtual art form practiced by a select few.

I went to Greece to walk where legends were born and  found inspiration as a writer in a most unexpected place: a small cave overlooking a remote cove.

George Lucas and Star Wars virtually created movie merchandising... but how much is too much?

They're rare now, but once upon a time the novelization held particular significance for nerds of all kinds. Here's is their story...

Say her name three times before a mirror and she will appear. Wander a riverbed in the desert southwest and she will appear. Here's the complicated history of Bloody Mary / La Llorona, from schoolyard tales to popular culture. 

Batman's not famous for his parenting skills. Should DC Comics better address a father who weaponized his adopted children?