Comics books of the 1940s & 1950s often pushed boundaries...but did they cause juvenile misbehavior? Comic books of the 1940s and '50s often pushed boundaries. But did they cause juvenile misbehavior?
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How a classic Hollywood comedy helped Christopher Reeve create the most human Superman ever
Christopher Reeve in 'Superman' and David Huxley (Image: Warner Bros., RKO Radio Pictures) Christopher Reeve’s Superman ...
With Brad Pitt being the latest acclaimed actor to be rumored to have a part in The Batman 2, the question is raised as to ...
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Marco Rubio, have you considered Comic Sans? | Column
Marco Rubio, Florida man and Secretary of State, has taken a brave stance on a prudent matter ripping at the fabric of ...
Dick Van Dyke has spent nearly eight decades in show business, beginning in Illinois radio before moving to Broadway, ...
As David Walliams looks ahead to a lonely Christmas, a PR expert has shed light on the transitional period he faces, against ...
Gaslight” — 3.5 stars A cringeworthy moment occurs early in Northlight Theatre’s highly entertaining “Gaslight,” the seminal ...
You can keep your Captain America and Fantastic Four MTG cards, I'll take this wonderfully absurd item instead.
Simple yet authoritative, the new Supergirl logo features the classic Superman 'S' emblem in its signature red and yellow.
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