Adventure magazine and Ared White
This issue of Adventure magazine, a 10-cent pulp from December 1932, features an eye-catching cover. It depicts a troop of knights reaching the shores after […]
This issue of Adventure magazine, a 10-cent pulp from December 1932, features an eye-catching cover. It depicts a troop of knights reaching the shores after […]
Most Americans know the very basics of the legend of William Tell. They know the hero, William Tell, was ordered by the bad guy to […]
I am not a professionally trained artist, despite my love for drawing, cartooning and painting. You professional artists who stumble upon Comics on the Brain […]
A real scoundrel stole his way on to the small screen in the form of “Robin Hood,” a BBC production that’s was imported to the […]
Comics on the Brain, as an institution, is interested in comics in all their forms and all their genres. In the late 1990s, we remember […]
I like knights. It’s just one the things in the world that I find interesting. Really interesting, and for the life of me I can’t […]
The key purpose of computers, it seems, is to waste time finding weird stuff posted on the Internet and then forward it to all of […]
In the last few months, I’ve been diving into the Arthurian mythos. This is a new endeavor for me, because I always saw the story […]
Ever since I saw Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure in the movie theater, I’ve been intrigued by Joan of Arc. Yeah, it’s silly to have […]
At my game recently, I’ve tried something completely new: I forced myself to include good-aligned creatures in the adventure mix.Now if you’ve played role-playing games […]
He robs from the rich, and he gives to the poor. That’s Robin Hood’s schtick. … That and his bow and arrow thing, of course.Published […]
Cartoon Network’s newest animated series brings a new look to action-adventure shows “Samurai Jack,” a new cartoon from Genndy Tartakovsky, the same mind that […]
Part one of a lengthy Q&A with Mark Smylie, artist and writer of the “Artesia” comic Mark Smylie is the artist and writer for […]
Note: Last week, we began an interview with Mark Smylie, writer and artist on ARTESIA and its spin-offs ARTESIA ANNUAL VOLUME 1, ARTESIA AFIELD […]
“Gladiator” is a good movie without being a great movie. It’s not that it had any huge flaws in it, it’s just that […]