Cailyn Szelinski is a freelance journalist specializing in comic book and pop culture content. She has written for Comic Book Resources and her work has also appeared in Screen Rant. Cailyn's articles cover a wide range of topics, including comic book history, character analysis, and rankings of popular franchises.
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By: Cailyn Szelinski
Running from 1907 to 1983, Mutt and Jeff paved the way for the comic strips that followed, introducing then-new concepts and methods.
By: Cailyn Szelinski
Certain dire events in Marvel Comics have forced Spider-Man to team up with his worst villains, from Venom to Green Goblin, to stop a greater threat.
DC boasts some remarkable YA graphic novels, including titles like Girl Taking Over: A Lois Lane Story and Teen Titans: Raven.
Marvel superheroes frequently either change sides to work with the villains or completely retire from their heroic life altogether.
The villains of Disney's Golden and Silver Ages are the blueprint for future animated villains.
Whether they're heroes or villains, DC Comics knows romance, and the best romantic couples like Batgirl/Nightwing and Superman/Lois are iconic.
By: Cailyn Szelinski
Pop culture franchises like Indiana Jones made splashes in TV and film, receiving comic book adaptations, but some have been largely forgotten.
DC Comics superheroes like Starman have retired from the hero business while others, like Hal Jordan, were corrupted by evil forces.
Galactus devours worlds and Thanos snaps half the universe away, but not all Marvel Comics villains enjoy killing and some actively avoid it.
Police shows like Law & Order and Blue Bloods have been on television for decades, but only a few stand out as the best of the best.
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