The monster has been here all along. It is a historical constant that manifests in wildly different ways across time, place, and culture. Whatever form it takes, the monster claws at categories; it un...

The problem with writing about the cancellation of DC’s Red Hood is it’s impossible to write about in a vacuum.

Welcome to TEAMS Membership Sign-UpTEAMS’ mission is to support teaching in medieval studies at the undergraduate, secondary, and elementary school levels through the provision of resources and the sh...

Juried mini-grants for emerging comic artists interested in engaging with medieval culture.

In 2026, our annual conference will be celebrating the 200th anniversary of Ann Radcliffe’s final, posthumous, publications. An early Gothic writer, Radcliffe was known to some as the ‘…

I met them again, the men and women of the Justice Society of America, in their crude, colorful hoods, tights, wings, in James Robinson’s Starman. I may not have learned to love them, but I learned to...

The Asgardian gods live in cycles. They live, they fight, they die, they do a Ragnarok, they come back. Such is the POWER OF STORIES(TM). So it should come as no surprise that, even if Al Ewing's Immortal Thor ends with the Odinson dying, the subsequent volume, already announced, starts with the hero's return. The question lies in how. But that's not for us to know.