By: Tom Nealon

It’s the wink of a lover of dumb superhero comics, mostly devoid of mockery.

By: Sherri Wasserman

She could conquer the world… if she felt like trying to do so.

By: Chelsey Johnson

An ongoing chronicle of growing into queer adulthood.

By: William Nericcio

The dialectical relationship between witnessing and being.

By: Adam McGovern

The blueprint for the stark tone and shadowy sophistication of all the Marvel Netflix series.

By: Joshua Glenn

Spire Christian Comics helped make me the philosophical ironist I am today.

By: Catherine Newman

Veronica’s mean-girl platter of boobs left me boob-hunting.

By: Alexandra Lange

Betty loses Archie, over and over, but she’s never a loser.

By: Judith Zissman

You can be an incredible #1 groover on life. It’s so cinchy!!!

By: Deb Chachra

Like being in the pull of a naked gravitational singularity.

By: Marilyn Berlin Snell

What’s unseen in his cartoons is the source of both the horror and humor.

By: Susan Roe

I wasn’t the only one feeling fear and confusion about our situation.

By: Lucy Sante

A bulbous-nosed, leopard-spotted, tree-dwelling critter with a tail eight meters long.

By: Jenny Davidson

The limit of his dreaming is usually the acquisition of sixpence to buy sweeties.

By: Stephanie Burt

He’s thinking — and other mutants are thinking — about safety, and sanctuary, and belonging.