Theres something to be said about how actual cartoonists (Aaron McGruder, Eastman and Laird, ND Stevenson) need some mixture of brilliant ideas, high craft, insane levels of commitment and work in the face of failure/setbacks to get adaptations while...
NEW EPISODE! The Black Casebook returns with a suitably epic analysis of perhaps the single most influential story in Batman's history. Frank Miller and his collaborators called down the lightning to make this book; four decades later, we're still interpreting the thunder.
ICYMI: The Black Casebook is back and bigger than ever, baby. We're examining the good, the bad, and the ugly of Frank Miller and The Dark Knight Returns, a document of the '80s that still resonates profoundly with the way life feels in 2026.
@capybaroness I thought 3 was a bit harsh and then I saw the fantasy series by the woman who identifies as a lesbian but is married to a man who she met reading Homestuck and describes their relationship with Homestuck terms
@BlackCasebook I remember watching this with my whole family visiting when it came out. Strongest memory was finding the son trying to run up and join those soldiers deeply strange. A preview of how confused I would be when I learned of how many people joined after 9/11 a few years later