With Valentine’s day right around the corner, whether you’re with someone or not, this book upholds a valuable lesson that many take for granted and can help instill meaning in an otherwise “fake” holiday.
Starring strong women characters that embody so much of what the feminist ideal is; for this series to survive when the core audience of comic books are primarily young males is no small feat.
A good theory about how we quite literally are what we eat. On second thought it may have nothing to do with that…and I think that’s the point
Fractal geometry, chaos theory and mathematical ideas were the inspiration for the unfinished book from Alan Moore and Bill Sienkiewicz.
“As flies to wanton boys are we to the gods, they kill us for their sport.”
Set in 1925 Paris, a lame character creation from 1968 proved to be a perfect vessel for the book’s social commentary
One of the most popular and highest selling books in the late 1990s leaves you with soul searching and a cliff hanger to which may never be solved.
The existence of the DC comics universe as well as so many other super heroes pretty much exist because of the popularity of these three characters.
Because of their inability to work together, they were not able to save a life. Now, every year they meet and work to improve their group dynamics.
