Why the short-lived Calvin and Hobbes is still one of the most beloved and influential comic strips
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History in ink: Preserving the world’s largest cartoon and comic collection
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‘Used as dartboards’: rare British war comic art rescued from bins, skips and floods
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When Tintin entered the Cold War. As a spy thriller, 1954’s The Calculus Affair was far ahead of its time.
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How two Jewish kids in 1930s Cleveland altered the course of American pop culture (and the birth of Superman)
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‘Lost universe’ comics find devoted following amongst collectors
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Radical – Why the nineties was actually the best decade for comics
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Comics: Old-school distance-learning tools
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Art Spiegelman: Golden age superheroes were shaped by the rise of fascism
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Webcomics: An oral history
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First Muslim superhero returns after seventy years – just in time to take down a few Nazis
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How Marvel ruined Wonder Woman! - Weird comic book history explained
5 votes