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Move over Spider-Man! Hang up your cape Superman! There's a new superhero generation coming up - and these heroes are starting out young!

The brainchild of Tom DeFalco and Ron Frenz, Spider-Girl has been entertaining comic book fans since 1998.

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Andy Briggs' pilot books provide both intriguing and disappointing beginnings to his companion book series, Hero.Com and Villain.Net

Many believe Batman was born when Bruce Wayne saw his parents murdered. But Batman actually began from a drawing by Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci.

For years, fans have thrilled to the adventures of Iron Man. Yet when he was first created, readers had many reasons to dislike his alter ego Tony Stark.

For decades, Superman set the standard for modern superheroes. So it may come as a shock to learn that his superhero creators originally meant for him to be a villain.

Several weeks ago, The National Review published its list of "The Top 25 Conservative Movies." Where would Watchmen fit in that list?

As comic books continue to cultivate a relationship of influences with film, it becomes more apparent how truly universal the war between good and evil is.

The 2004 winners and runners-up from the annual Nebula Awards presented by the Science Fiction Writers of America, edited this year by Jack Dann

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Award winning cartoonist Jimmy Gownley talks about his popular graphic novel series Amelia Rules! and his thoughts on kids' comic books.

The best Christmas comics star familiar superheroes and underground cartoon characters alike. Gift-giving has inspired stories by talents from Alan Moore to Peter Bagge.

Warner Home Video's DC Universe Ultimate Movie Collection Blu-Ray is a great collection of Warner Premiere's animated films. 9/10.