Jack Kirby and Stan Lee invented Marvel's most beloved characters. But was it Kirby's artwork or Lee's bravado and writing that started a revolution?
Comic books become popular and male super heroes rise to stardom; one man creates a feminist superhero inspired by both his wife and his mistress.
The story of how the world's first superhero came to be; how Superman's creators fought for years to receive proper credit and compensation.
Exploring how the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York fundamentally changed comic book writing and the portrayal of superheroes.
The rise and fall of Milestone Comics, an African-American-owned comic book imprint which came to life in early 1990s New York.
Seven renegade artists shock the comic-book industry by starting their own company, Image Comics, to rival giants Marvel and DC.
Robert Kirkman
Producer
David Alpert
Bryan Furst
Sean Furst
Daniel Junge