Will Aquaman remain in Atlantis or on the stage of the Oscars?
Imagine if you were split between two worlds: Atlantis and Earth. For DC Comic underwater superhero, on land he is Arthur Curry, and...
by Beau Cameron, Co-Editor-in-Chief
• October 18, 2018
After Venom hit theatres on October 5th, it was torn apart by critics and condemned for its exclusion of Spiderman, its absurdist humor, and even for the symbiote’s appearance.
Robbie Collin of The...
For those of you who don't know, June is the month dedicated to LGBT+ pride. Having heroes in the community for young LGBT+ teens like me and others to look up to and be inspired by is important. These...
In today´s edition of Who Would Win, we´ll be pitting a couple of underdogs against each other: Beta Ray Bill and Black Adam. Both these electrifying characters control lightning itself. Both have other...
For today's Who Would Win, we'll be pitting DC and Marvel's mindless monsters against each other. The two mindless monsters I'm talking about about are Solomon Grundy and The Incredible Hulk. As usual,...
The month of May is also known as Asian American Heritage Month. For this blog, we´ll be talking about Asian superheroes. The Asian heroes we´ll look at today are Amadeus Cho, Jubilee, and Grace Choi.
Amadeus...
This entry is dedicated to how we could potentially defeat any given hero from either Marvel or DC. I'm not counting villains in this blog because, well, we see the heroes defeat them all the time. These...
This week I interviewed Charlie Ridgely, who works at comicbook.com. Ridgely is a Linganore alum who graduated in 2009. He went on to attend Carson Newman University in Tennessee. He majored in business...
March is Irish heritage month, and we celebrate St. Patrick's Day on March 17. Today's blog entry is about superheroes from Ireland. Both Marvel and DC have Irish heroes. Not many of them are as mainstream...
It's the second Who Would Win. This time around we'll be seeing which king of magnetism would win. These two magnetic men are Magneto of Marvel (1963) and Dr. Polaris of DC (1963, 2008). I'll tell you...
