The smaller humans who saw the preview were delighted, and their parents didn’t seem to be suffering.
Tag: DC Comics
Still ghoulin’ after all these years
A sven-tillating conversation with Chicago’s legendary horror host, Rich Koz, on 40 years of Svengoolie, celebrity fans, and BERWYN!
Deadpool 2: Not enough orgies
Marvel’s wisecracking antihero returns in a sequel that lacks the original’s agreeable excess.
A comics legend teams up with Three Floyds to brew some beer-fueled superhero mayhem
With the brewery collaboration and the ongoing series Moonshine, Brian Azzarello has made himself the official Alpha King of booze comics.
The new Wonder Woman is OK with men
A blockbuster vehicle for the venerable superhero plays down her radical feminist roots.
The Red Turtle swims against the tide of children’s animation
Dutch artist Michael Dudok de Wit tells the simple story of a castaway humbled by nature.
Y: The Last Man is given the Absolute Edition treatment—is it worth $125?
Brian K. Vaughan’s dystopian masterpiece is given DC’s highest honor.
What we learned at the Chicago Humanities Festival 2013
What we learned at the Chicago Humanities Festival: Robots, pigs, Bambi, and more
Superman returns (again) in Man of Steel
With Man of Steel, the screenwriters of the “Dark Knight” trilogy take a crack at the original superhero.
Before he became a voice of the American right, Orson Scott Card wrote a really good book
The author of Ender’s Game holds some unfortunate ideas.
The boy who wasn’t there, and the rest of this week’s movies
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
Throwing down in Gotham City
Chicago Dance Crash presents an evening-length piece, Gotham City
Tom Stillwell, comic book creator: “He’s more of a fighter, a Batman-type guy, but he uses toys as weapons, like rubber chickens that are filled with lead or water guns that shoot acid.”
This week’s Chicagoan: Tom Stillwell, comic book creator.