Absolute Batman is the biggest thing in comics right now… literally. It’s not just that the series is set in an alternate universe where evil is the moral center. It’s that the series imagines Bruce ...

The landscape of modern television has seen a significant shift toward social and political commentary, often sparking intense debate among long-term viewers. While many series aim to reflect ...

Shawn Wilken is an avid anime and manga fan for most of his life, and is best known for his work in journalism spanning that time, working as a credentialed sports writer for LastWordOnSports.com, ...

Nearly every week, I see newspapers and magazines that seemed fine suddenly going out of business. Or a private equity fund buying up a chain of newspapers that had been serving communities for ...

Like many who attempt to pin him down, I encountered a conundrum. And then, unexpectedly, I encountered a chessboard. Marx played chess later in life, particularly during his London exile. There is ...

Leadership is a privilege — a responsibility to serve and uplift those under one’s stewardship. Yet, one of the gravest leadership failures is the tendency to shift blame onto the very people leaders ...

In a November 12 column for The Bulwark, Never Trump conservative Bill Kristol had fun mocking President Donald Trump's name for U.S. military strikes against Iran: Operation Epic Fury. Kristol ...

To casual observers of the NFT (non-fungible token) market, the evidence of collapse keeps mounting. But figures across the landscape of blockchain art argue that more than meets the eye is happening ...

Scott Adams, who has died of prostate cancer aged 68, created the long-running cartoon strip Dilbert, a witty expression of the prevalent sense of modern corporate life as a perpetual battle against ...

Artist Scott Adams, the creator the "Dilbert" comic series, poses with a cutout of his character in Dublin, Calif. on Feb. 7, 1996. (Photo by Michael Macor/San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images) ...

"In the spring of 1962, an 18-year-old Robert Crumb was beaned in the forehead by a solid glass ashtray. His mother, Bea, had hurled it at his father, Chuck, who ducked. Robert was bloodied and dazed, ...