John Stewart, an architect and US Marine veteran from Boston, joined the Green Lanterns in 1971. The DC Comics hero was created by Dennis O’Neil...

Allow me to break the ice; this week Scoop is featuring a couple of cool customers, with a frosty disposition. They love to wreak havoc...

George Tuska was a comic book and comic strip artist known for Captain Marvel titles, crime fiction books like Crime Does Not Pay, and a long run...

The first handheld was Mattel’s Auto Race in 1976, but it was Parker Brothers’ Merlin that first popularized handheld electronic games...

In 1970, Dan DeCarlo and his writers revamped the Josie comic, make her the frontwoman of a band with Valerie Smith and Melody Valentine...

In 1977, The Topps Company became the first to produce and release Star Wars trading cards to coincide with the first film...

Batman responds to a telepathic cry for help from a photographer kidnapped by a secret society known as the Futurians...

Garfield is one of the most famous cats in the world, known for his dry sense of humor, his abundant appetite, and his preference for leisure...

Here’s the latest installment of Maggie Thompson’s ongoing look at important beginnings, middles, and ends, this time for January 30 through February 5, 2026…

Subterranea is an underground kingdom below the Earth’s surface containing a system of caverns and tunnels that are spread around the world...

Dolly Parton is a Grammy winning singer and songwriter recognized for her distinctive voice and the emotional depth of her lyrics...

Martin Goodman had parlayed his relative success in pulps into the Timely line of comics. That venture, of course, evolved...