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Another 5 DC Comics and Storylines Arguably Better Than Their Adaptations

My original intention for this list was to make a list of 10 DC comics and storylines I felt were better than their adaptations. But as I wrote the article, I realized my points were too extensive for a single list. Thus I ended up splitting it in two. I wrote these lists because I Read more

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Marvel Comics and Storylines That Are Arguably Better Than Their Adaptations

Much like with the list of DC storylines I previously discussed, this list is highly subjective. You might really love the adaptations I bring up here, and that’s fine. But differences of opinion are a good thing. I believe that adaptations should either improve on the original storyline, or should just incorporate it more faithfully Read more

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Ranking Other Media Versions Of Mary Jane Watson From Spider-Man

Mary Jane Watson is one of the most iconic female love interests in all of comic book history who has been adapted many times. Let’s look at a handful and rank them by how good of an adaptation they are of the original version. **There will be some spoilers for Spider-Man: No Way Home** Who Read more

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The MJ Reveal In Spider-Man: No Way Home Was Disappointing (Spoilers)

Spider-Man: No Way Home reveals Michelle “MJ” Jones’ full name. Are fans excited by this information, or disappointed? **Major spoilers for Spider-Man: No Way Home** A Disclaimer, and A Mini Review… and Mini Rant To be completely transparent and to forewarn readers of the direction this article will be going, let me start by saying Read more

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George Pérez: A Visionary Artist Whose Work Has Shaped Generations

For any fans of Wonder Woman, the Teen Titans (including Cyborg), and the incredible Crisis On Infinite Earths event by DC Comics, as well as Marvel titles such as the Avengers, it’s high time we all give George Pérez his flowers, while we still can. Tragic News Before I start gushing over this incredible man Read more

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Spotlight On: Children’s Book Author Krystaelynne Sanders-Diggs And The Kids Again Foundation

Meet Krystaelynne Sanders-Diggs: Proud Wife, Mother, Marketing Manager And Children’s Book Author I am so pleased to know this incredible human. I met Krystaelynne way back in middle school when she and my older sister became close friends. Diggs, even then, was characterized by her bright smile, warmth, and friendly disposition that reeled you in. Read more

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Read the First Chapter of THE LOVE CON by Seressia Glass

What do you get when you combine a beautiful plus-size nerdy protagonist that loves to cosplay with a reality tv competition? You a get a fake romance wrapped up in the angst of what it is like to cosplay competitively. Seressia Glass who is a self-proclaimed nerd herself is serving fandom and romance in her Read more

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REMEMBERING THE BLACK EXPRESSIONS BOOK CLUB

The Black Expressions Book Club helped many connect with Black authors and books.

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BLACKFISHING DOESN’T HAVE TO BE INTENTIONAL IN ORDER TO OCCUR

Blackfishing is the new Blackface and white artists are cashing in.

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Everything You Need To Know About Nubia

The 1970s were an interesting time for Black superheroes. DC Comics had Black Lightning, Bumblebee, and of course Nubia. With Blaxploitation carving a genre for itself within Hollywood, there was a fascination with creating characters that looked similar to characters from Shaft and Cleopatra Jones. You can see the evidence in the creation of characters like Luke Cage, Read more

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