Derek Faraci
Remember When Captain America Turned Into A Werewolf? Here’s The Full Story of CAPWOLF!
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com When you have a character being published in multiple monthly comics for upwards of fifty...
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Derek Faraci
Four Color Horror: Joker
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com In May of 1939, the world was introduced to a detective dressed like a bat. Created by the...
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We Need to Save Superman
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com When I was 10, my dad took me to see SUPERMAN IV: THE QUEST FOR PEACE. At the theater, I met...
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Who Killed Gwen Stacy
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com In the near 80 years of superhero comics, there are surprisingly few character deaths that...
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The Deconstruction of the Hero: Squadron Supreme
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com In the fall of 1986, DC Comics published the first issue of a comic that would change the...
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Secret Crossovers
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com The second comic books came into existence, readers started demanding crossovers of their...
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Season of the Witch
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com When we talk comics, 1962 is a very important year. It was the year Marvel Comics introduced...
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How Locke & Key Could Be the Next Stranger Things
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com Netflix’s STRANGER THINGS took the world by storm. For a few weeks, you couldn’t read a...
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Lie Detectors, Braclets, and Wonder Women
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com Fine, but make her a woman -Elizabeth Holloway Marston In 1941, comic book readers were...
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Happy Rebirthday DC
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com A year ago this month, DC Comics took a big risk - they ended their comics, and for the last...
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Hail to the King: 100 Years of Jack Kirby
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com Groups of men started hanging outside a specific building on Forty-Second Street in...
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Four Color Horror: The Hulk
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com When we think of the great monsters of history, the ones who every person on Earth can tell...
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Four Color Horror: Harley Quinn
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com Dr. Harleen Frances Quinzel was young and filled with promise. Just out of school, Quinzel...
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Four Color Comics: Pope Innocent XLII
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com OK, we’re gonna get real deep here, so stuck with me. This is our first foray outside of...
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Four Color Horror: Deadpool
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com Right now, as you read this, DEADPOOL is testing the waters of R rated comic book movies....
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Five Things Batman Could Do to Better Help Gotham City
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com Batman, the Dark Knight Detective, is easily one of the most recognizable literary...
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Derek Faraci
Five of the Weirdest Characters to Grace the Four Colored Page
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com If you read comic books long enough, you’ll see some real weird characters. After all, we...
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Derek Faraci
Supergirl Power! Warner Brothers Needs To Build Out Their Female Superhero Movies
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com If you liked BATMAN V SUPERMAN or not, I think just about everyone agrees that the best...
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Derek Faraci
It's Time For Hollywood To Look At Horror Comics
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com At this point, it’s hard to imagine a summer without superhero movies. I’m not here to bash...
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Derek Faraci
Five Reasons Why BATMAN ‘66 is Still the Best Batman Movie
This Article Originally Ran On Blumhouse.com Since 1943, the Dark Knight Detective has appeared on the silver screen a dozen times (13 if...
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