stackyFACTSDecades ago, absolutely terrified parents firmly believed that colorful printed panels of superheroes directly caused youth rebellion. They proudly gathered in public squares to violently toss innocent illustrated pamphlets into huge raging bonfires to save society.
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Flipping through sequential paper grids filled with highly muscular heroes shouting in bolded letters remains an incredibly dominant form of storytelling.…
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Those timely jokes in the Sunday funnies are an absolute mirage. Artists are required to submit their daily sketches up to six months before they actually…
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Graphic novels convinced millions that justice is best served by vigilantes dressed in brightly colored spandex. We somehow accepted that the most…
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The most iconic color association in superhero history was born entirely from cheap ink and malfunctioning printers. Stan Lee originally wanted his tragic…
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Decades ago, authoritative figures legitimately testified that illustrated booklets featuring men in spandex punching vampires were single-handedly…
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Attaining literary perfection occasionally means torching your own creative past. Gabriel García Márquez relentlessly destroyed early manuscripts and personal…
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