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Some times these spotlights show me stuff that I add to my reading list, and Keith Kanga of Kaptara is no exception. Here is today’s LGBTQ+ Character Spotlight for today! Created by &

Book of the Week! For all those comic geeks out there, or really anyone for that matter, check out History of the Mabel a Universe by Mark Waid and

To paraphrase Jefferson (though how I loathe him) education is a cornerstone of democracy. #2020

9/11 is a turning point in history that will always standout in memory. I can remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when my 6th grade teacher told me what happened. Every year I read the same 2 comic: HEROES Anthology and Amazing Spider-Man #39.

From Ancient China to the Grunge scene of 1991, it is time for This Day in History!

The Ultimate, the West Coast Avenger, The AMERICA CHAVEZ! Meet today’s Hispanic Comic Character Spotlight! Technically she is not of this earth, but it’s clear the influences of this character are rooted in the Hispanic community.

Happy Labor Day everyone! Today’s Hispanic Comic Character Spotlight features Green Lantern, Jessica Cruz!

Book of the week: Q***r: A Graphic History by Meg-John Barker and Julia Scheele! Highly recommended for literally anyone!

This day in history! The Gregorian calendar is adopted, Fredrick Douglass escapes slavery and Anne Frank.

In honor of the upcoming Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept 15 - Oct 15) I will be featuring heroes in comics of Hispanic heritage for September. Today, we start with one of my personal favorites Robbie Reyes AKA Ghost Rider! Created by Felipe Smith and Tradd Moore. Check back every Monday and Wednesday.

This Day in History! , and ! Quite the spread for today!

On the final day of Villains Month, I present to you En Sabah Nur or as he often goes by: Apocalypse! Created by Louise Simonson, Walt Simonson, and Jackson Guice!

Check back on Wednesday as we start spotlighting Latinx heroes in comics, in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month!