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Bill O’Reilly’s “Killing Jesus” is fiction: Fact-checking the Fox News’ anchor’s “history” of Jesus’s death
Robert M. Price
A conservative theology professor unearths mistruth after mistruth in "Killing Jesus" and calls a pinhead a pinhead
Is Batman the world’s worst dad? The most disastrous comic book parents
Mark Peters
If mommyblogs existed in the comics universe, they would surely tear these characters apart
The most absurd scientific explanations for comic book superpowers
Mark Peters
From brain-swapping to blood transfusions gone wrong, here are the most ridiculous superpower origin stories
When Superman and Wonder Woman had sex in the sky: The hottest comic book romances
Mark Peters
From Thor and Roz Solomon to Batwoman and Maggie Sawyer, comics feature some surprisingly sizzling love stories
“Guardians of the Galaxy”: Marvel’s goofy, exhausting and faintly fascist new franchise
Andrew O'Hehir
This whimsical space adventure will leave you hooked on a feeling -- and longing to stomp Bradley Cooper's raccoon
Report: Microsoft releasing a “selfie phone” perfect for narcissists everywhere
Sarah Gray
Two new Windows 8.1 devices may be on their way -- one is a startlingly accurate representation of today's culture
From Superman to the Green Turtle: How superhero comics are really assimilation fantasies
Noah Berlatsky
"The Shadow Hero" finally confronts comics' long history of dancing around its characters' ethnic identity
Tenure is not the problem: Debunking education reform myths — and providing a real path forward
Morgan Agnew
There are ways to fix public schools, but too many "reformers" are blinded by ideology. Let's listen to a teacher
9 series that prove 2014 is the year of the female-centric comic book
Mark Peters
From "Rat Queens" to "Black Widow," comics have never starred more complicated, compelling female superheroes
I accidentally became a housewife
Kate Tuttle
Even feminists can find themselves staying at home full-time with the kids. The crazy part is, I (mostly) love it
Worse than Michelle Rhee: Teachers and public schools have a shocking new enemy
Jeff Bryant
George W Bush's education secretary called teacher unions terrorist organizations. Post-Vergara, do liberals agree?
I’m sorry I apologize so much
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Women like me constantly use the dreaded phrase, even when we know we shouldn't. So why do we keep doing it?
The tech industry’s God complex is getting out of control
Andrew Leonard
Silicon Valley's brightest stars are increasingly swept up in the fantasy that technology will give us superpowers
Grumpy Cat is the perfect Lifetime movie star
Daniel D'Addario
Tori Spelling and Lindsay Lohan made the leap first. Now an iconic but untalented kitty is getting a TV movie
Inner-city school applauds first college graduates
Sharon Cohen
She-Hulk is not a “giant green porn star”: How female superheroes become a male power fantasy
Noah Berlatsky
A recent interview with the "Man of Steel" screenwriter reflects the most dangerous aspect of comic book culture
What “Maleficent” tells us about the future of female movie protagonists
Neil Drumming
Angelina Jolie's blockbuster hit is good news for kick-ass heroines to follow
Battle of the Wikis: One comic fan’s Marvel Database takes on the massive Marvel Universe
Neil Drumming
Jamie Hari has created his own empire of comic trivia
Forget “X-Men: Wolverine” — where’s the origin story for “Storm”?
Neil Drumming
I'd love to see a movie focusing on this tough, sexy black female superhero. But here's why it'll never happen
When literature goes to war: How Kurt Vonnegut, Norman Mailer and “Catch-22” changed the novel forever
Michael Schmidt
How the great American novels of the 20th century captured the horror, humor and devastating cost of modern warfare
Superfans can’t resist “Batman v Superman” minutia
Neil Drumming
The new superhero adventure gets a name, a logo and twitter goes crazy. Too bad it's still two years away.
Please, not another brooding “Batman”: Why reboots are killing our favorite franchises
Nico Lang
Christopher Nolan rescued the Dark Knight from Joel Schumacher, yes, but he's the exception that proves the rule
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