Banned Books Week: Comic Books and Literary Censorship
An interview with Charles Brownstein, executive director of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund
Comics
Rehabilitating an Unusual Libertarian Heroine
Cartoonist Peter Bagge on the life of birth control rights pioneer Margaret Sanger
'BatKid' Spends Day Fighting Crime in San Francisco-Turned-Gotham
City helps leukemic child's "Make a Wish" come true
The Death of the Age of Stuff
Not long ago, one could make worth-while money by having a a garage sale.
The Burka Avenger, Pakistan's Newest Superhero
Rescues a girl's school from a corrupt politician in the premiere episode
German Arrested for Manga Images of Child Sex in New Zealand
A crime in which no actual children are harmed
Brian K. Vaughan's New Digital Comic, The Private Eye, Is a Brilliant Riff on a Post-Privacy Future
The new digital comic paints wild picture of life after a privacy apocalypse.
Superman Artist Quits Gig over Writer Controversy
More fallout over sci-fi writer Orson Scott Card's anti-gay attitudes
Man Dressed as Batman Hands in Suspect to Police in England
Identity of caped crusader unknown
How the Government Turned Comic Books Into Propaganda
The use of government-issued comics for purposes of indoctrination.
Gay Marriage Storyline Coming to DC Comics
Well, there's a comic Orson Scott Card won't be writing
Protests Greet Decision to Hire Gay Marriage Opponent to Write Superman
Orson Scott Card has made a lot of enemies
The Anarchist in the Comic Book Shop
A comic caught between the final gasps of the hippies and the opening blasts of punk
Spider-Man Plot Twist Inspires Real World Death Threats
Somebody check J. Jonah Jameson's Twitter feed
Social Security Comic Books Offered Kids a Way to Avoid Costly Obligations to Mom and Pop
Between 1956 and 1969, the Social Security Administration published a series of comic books intended to sell the seniors' retirement program to youngsters.
