COMICS

The Amazonian princess—who has conquered comics, television, and movies—recently turned 75 years old.

In the 1950s, the comic book industry was almost brought down by one man's crusade against vulgarity.

Today it seems like we’ll never stop seeing Spider-Man at the movies. But back in the early 2000s, it seemed amazing that we ever saw him there in the first place.

As with most things, it all comes down to money.

Pop culture's most famous superheroes may seem otherworldly, but many of them were inspired by real people.

For 15 years, "The Far Side" added a dash of irreverence to the funny pages. Offbeat, macabre, and sometimes controversial, Gary Larson’s trailblazing cartoon was a gigantic success.

It could never find its way into movie theaters, but 'The Dark Crystal' is set to return as a comic book.

Before the House of Ideas brought the Sorcerer Supreme to the big screen, it first had to fail on the small screen.

Watching these movies shouldn't be anyone's squad goal.

The creation of the Clown Prince of Crime can be traced back to an adaptation of Victor Hugo's 'The Man Who Laughs.'

He named Garfield the cat after his grandfather.

Marston created Wonder Woman as the embodiment of his version of feminism—and she may owe something to his unusual romantic life.