The Patron Saint of Superheroes
Chris Gavaler Explores the Multiverse of Comics, Pop Culture, and Politics.
- By Chris Gavaler
- Based in United States of America
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Most recent posts
“Anachronistic rhetoric,” argues comics philosopher Aaron Meskin, “is unnecessary.” For example: “Nothing could have counted as jazz in the seventeenth century, and any theory that implied that there was an instance of jazz 350 years …
I was born in 1966. The first comic book I remember reading was published in 1974. Somewhere during that eight-year span, U.S. comic books outgrew the Silver Age and matured into the Bronze. A sharper …
Dear Marvel Comics, Please develop a new title featuring a Black woman as a new superhero named Medusa. Here’s why. First, some history. Medusa means guardian or female protector. The mythological character was raped by …