Yes, Stan Lee was known for punctuating his commentary with a hearty “excelsior!”. But this cute animated short, using some archival recordings from the Marvel Comics legend in action, sees him express a fondness for a shorter, equally emphatic bit of profanity.
At last, heroes that fight for the rest of us. 3 minute ReadBatman isn’t the hero we deserve.I mean, think about it.
Twitter and Google’s very own superheroes are here to save the day.
Inking may be one of the most misunderstood disciplines of the comic art world.
Columbia University awarded a doctorate in education to Nick Sousanis for Unflattening, a graphic novel about the relationship between words and pictures in literature. The primacy of words over images has deep roots in Western culture.
Bill Watterson, the man behind the classic “Calvin And Hobbes,” made a surprising return to the comics section this week.
