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30 Years Later, Marvel's First Reboot Is Still One Of The Most Important Comic Events Of All Time (opens the original)
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There is no end to major comic book events, but only a select few have built an entirely new universe (mostly) from the ground up. The most famous is DC's Crisis on Infinite Earths, which reset the entire DCU, getting rid of the multiverse and restarting (almost) everything. Decades later, Marvel launched the Ultimate Comics line, updating classic characters for the 21st century and creating a lot of elements that would make their way into the MCU, a brand new Nick Fury being the most obvious bu
30 Years Later, Marvel's First Reboot Is Still One Of The Most Important Comic Events Of All Time (opens the original)
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The biggest Superman story of the 1990s is undoubtedly the Death of Superman. Seeing the first ever superhero sacrifice himself to save the people of Metropolis — and the world — from Doomsday became primetime news, as fans wore black armbands and lined up at their local comic shop to get a copy of the monumental issue. The story has been turned into a number of animated movies and played a heavy role in the TV shows Smallville and Superman & Lois, as well as the movie Batman v. Superman making
6 Popular Phrases Created By Classic Comic Strips (opens the original)
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Ever since Richard F. Outcault introduced the world to Hogan's Alley in 1895, newspaper comics have become one of the primary features in daily periodicals around the world. The characters, from Krazy Kat to Nancy, have made an impact on the culture, appearing in cartoons, on endless merchandise, and becoming institutions in themselves. The funnies help kids learn to read, give adults a break from the news of the day, and make the world just a little brighter. By creating an account, you agree t
8 Calvin And Hobbes Facts Only Die Hard Fans Know (opens the original)
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Despite ending 30 years ago, Calvin and Hobbes continues to gain new fans. Even with creator Bill Watterson never allowing his characters to be licensed out for cartoons, toys, or any type of merchandise, the strip endures, thanks to the amazing work behind it. Calvin and Hobbes is truly a masterpiece, and part of what has kept the comic so popular decades since the last strip ran is Watterson's ability to capture the essence of youth on the page. The series is a love-letter to innocence and adv
13 Years Later, Garfield's Best Official Comic Is Still This Existential Nightmare (opens the original)
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For nearly 50 years, Jim Davis has been delighting readers with the daily happenings of Garfield. The classic gag-a-day comic strip is one of the most popular strips of all time, putting Davis in league with legends like Charles Schulz and Ernie Bushmiller. Garfield is so popular that the lasagna-loving cat has been the star of his own TV shows and movies, as well as becoming a merchandising machine selling countless shirts, toys, and window hangers. By creating an account, you agree to our Term
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