When Stan Lee and Jack Kirby created the X-Men, and by extension mutants, they opened the door to endless potential for unique characters...

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Mary Shelley was a 19th century novelist whose most famous work is still an important part of the 21st century pop culture lexicon...

Everyone knows about the colorful plastic toys you use by holding it to the light and clicking through disc after round disc of picture slides...

In October 2003, writer Robert Kirkman and artist Tony Moore introduced comic readers to a new kind of zombie story with The Walking Dead...

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Not that there was anything wrong with businessman Paul Parrot’s pet project, Parrot Shoe Company, but we wonder if his Poll-Parrot Shoes...

A lot of top notch creators dabbled at Seaboard Periodicals for their Atlas line in 1975, but if one were to...

During the 30th and 31st centuries, the Legion of Super-Heroes got a superhuman dose of brains and beauty. Created by Edmond Hamilton...

Marvel Comics introduced Blade in The Tomb of Dracula #10 (July 1973). He was born Eric Brooks to prostitute Tara Brooks at Madame...

Sure, Princess Peach has traditionally been the heroine (or the damsel in distress) in most Super Mario titles. But over 30 years ago...

Some of the most beloved Disney animated features are also some of the earliest, such as Bambi, the fifth animated feature for the studio...