Shira Haas will play Sabra, an Israeli supersoldier, in the upcoming Marvel film “Captain America: New World Order.” The controversial comic book character has some fans worried.
Asher Elbein is a journalist and short fiction writer specializing in nature, folklore and culture. His website is asherelbein.com.
The Netflix adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s beloved, award-winning graphic novels marks the first time anyone’s succeeded in bringing the series to the screen.
The 1976 special issue, “The Amazing Spider-Man vs. The Prodigy,” sought to teach teens about safe sex and contraception in order to curb the country’s teen-pregnancy problem.
A science editor joked on Twitter that the roundworm is overrated. Soon, his tweet was being attacked as a privileged microaggression.
The storm of allegations against writers including Warren Ellis and Jason Latour is not a sign that the comics industry is broken. It’s a sign it’s running precisely as designed.
Marvel, DC, and local comic shops alike face an unprecedented crisis amid the COVID-19 outbreak. And there’s no clear end in sight.
The second season of AMC’s horror anthology series uses a Japanese internment camp as the setting for a haunting, conjuring a timely ghost story.
Even before a merger led to the firings of queer women and women of color, ex-employees describe a “chaotic,” at times hostile work environment at Oni Press.
The host of HBO’s ‘Real Time’ penned a blog post this weekend that was met with near-unanimous condemnation. And for good reason.
Behind the veil of billion-dollar movie franchises and rotating comics series, creators often struggle with low pay, no labor protections, and harassment. And no one seems to care.