comic book series The “Golden Age of comic books” is said to be the 1930s and 1940s. As the world faced the Great Depression and world wars, the American public needed more than just political satire or “Little Orphan Annie” cartoons; they needed a hero. DC Comics had been around since the 1920s but saw [...]
The DC Comics History
May 2nd, 2009 · No Comments
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DC Versus Marvel Comic Books
April 27th, 2009 · No Comments
comic book series The schism between Marvel and DC comic books are primarily stylistic, although their strengths seem to rely primarily on the development of really cool characters. DC has gone through many different cycles of evolution to keep up with the times, while Marvel goes through waxes and wanes in popularity. Recently, the comic [...]
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Anime Comics In The USA Has Grown In Popularity
April 18th, 2009 · No Comments
comic book movie John Ledford, CEO of AD Vision, recalls a story when a crazed American “otaku” (hardcore anime comics fan) came to his door at 2 am, demanding that he change the ending of a Japanese TV show called “Neon Genesis Evangelion.” As the largest importer and distributor of anime in America, Ledford wielded [...]
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