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Revealed in their March solicitations today, Marvel is planning a hardcover collection for next year called Marvel Comics: The World Outside Your Window, celebrating Marvel's commitment to putting politics in comics But in a revelation that may shock you, further research shows that Marvel may have been putting politics in their comics all along, since[...]

Uh oh! The Fantastic Four is about to get political in March, according to the recently released Marvel solicitations! Fantastic Four #8 features the

Ryan Murphy‘s campaign for Netflix‘s The Politician has picked up new "voters" in American Horror Story's Dylan McDermott and Mad Men's January Jones.

We already know that Namor the Submariner is an fervent environmentalist, but the King of Atlantis's affinity for liberal politics knows no bounds In next week's The Best Defense: Namor, Namor endures an argument with his xenophobic advisors over his plans to allow exiled ethnic group the Vodani into Atlantis… But regardless of their objections, Namor[...]

The number of phrases which can be said that open with the preface of "Only in San Francisco" is by no means limited. Now it seems there's at least one

The WHCA's official statement announced Chernow's role at the dinner, but did not address the lack of a comedian: "I'm delighted that Ron will share his lively, deeply researched perspectives on American politics and history at the 2019 White House Correspondents' Dinner As we celebrate the importance of a free and independent news media to the[...]

The Trump White House has ended its bid to revoke press access for CNN's Jim Acosta, reversing its intentions expressed in a letter to Acosta on Friday.

In Weapon X #25, Sabretooth is beheaded by the demon Azazel and sent to hell, where he wanted to go as part of Weapon X-Force's mission to take down the

Fox News is supporting CNN's lawsuit against President Donald Trump and The White House over revoking correspondent Jim Acosta's press credentials.

Check out Triumph the Insult Comic Dog's takedown of Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Democrat opponent Beto O’Rourke in this 'Late Show with Stephen Colbert' clip.

Also, Fabian Nicieza writes Joey Chapman's accent the exact same way we write Rich Johnston's. Can we expect the same thing from the series when it returns next year? The politics, not the accent, we mean. The new Marvel Comics Presents hits stores in January. MARVEL COMICS PRESENTS #1 CHARLES SOULE, ANN NOCENTI, GREG PAK (W) • PAULO SIQUEIRA,[...]

In this next story, Marvel took the whole politics in comics thing to the next level in a story called Some Enchanted Evening in Marvel Comics Presents #40 Written by Michael Higgins with pencils by Javier Saltares, inks by Jose Marzan, colors by Tom Vincent, and letters by Ken Lopez, Some Enchanted Evening was part three of a longer[...]

When Spider-Man met the vivsectionists in this short story from 1990, he knew that sometimes the right thing isn't always the legal thing.

The King of Atlantis was none too pleased to find a factory dumping sludge into the local ecosystem in this silent story from 1989.

DC Comics is taking the whole secret industry conspiracy to inject politics into all your favorite comic books to a level not seen since Prez was on the stands In Batgirl #30 and 31, revealed in the DC Comics January solicits, Barbara Gordon joins a political campaign for "up-and-coming reformer candidate who wants to take[...]

Mark Judge, the former classmate of Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh named as a witness by Christine Ford to an event in which she says Kavanaugh

The family and Colossus escape in their pickup truck, and Colossus joins the family argument about politics. When they get to a police station, Colossus senses that the cops are going to betray them, maybe kill them, so he pushes them away and the family escapes, holing up in their house Even with all of this,[...]

People are always complaining on the internet about people injecting their politics into comic books, but is it time to start complaining about comics in politics? That may be the case, as Oni Press has launched a new website called Draw Out the Vote, featuring comic voting guides for every state A press release provides[...]

They still have to be fiction and they still have to be escapism. "We can't get too deep into the politics," Cebulski finished "And the characters can take sides, choose sides, turn evil, turn back to good, but they still have to entertain That's first and foremost, no matter what real-world events we are going to[...]

For Netflix's House of Cards, it's the beginning of the end - and now that ending has a beginning: season 6 is set to release on Friday, November 2nd.

TNT is giving fans their first official look at the fifth and final season of 'The Last Ship' ahead of its September premiere.

Ryan Murphy's campaign for Netflix's The Politician has added some new supporters to the cast: Zoey Deutch, Lucy Boynton, Laura Dreyfuss, and Rahne Jones.

Behind the elaborate setup is a genuine quest for the truth about people, places and politics Nobody knows how to cause a stir like Sacha Baron Cohen, and it's going to be fascinating to watch what happens when 'Who Is America?' is released on the world." – David Nevins, President/CEO, Showtime In Showtime's extended preview for Who[...]

With Sacha Baron Cohen staring down the premiere of new Showtime comedy series 'Who Is America?' this weekend, Cohen responed to Sarah Palin's comments.

Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon and Conan O’Brien responded to Donald Trump's comments at a weekend rally with a sketch airing on Colbert and Fallon's shows.

The admiral is put in charge of the Batonn siege, and Governor Pryce returns to provide aid in the attack, as she hopes to meet up with her parents before things turn bloody. Star Wars: Thrawn #5 Cover by Paul Renaud Star Wars: Thrawn #4 continues the series' streak of providing a compelling narrative about politics, backstabbing,[...]

Political thrillers are coming back into vogue, and it's into that arena that Lionsgate is releasing the upcoming film Affairs of State.

Following up on earlier reports that eOne was actively pursuing a new home for recently cancelled Designated Survivor comes word that the producer is in direct talks with Netflix about picking up the Kiefer Sutherland-starring political thriller.

ABC is learning firsthand that Kiefer Sutherland's President Tom Kirkman isn't someone who shuffles off this mortal coil quietly, with word that Entertainment One (eOne) is looking for a new home for the recently-cancelled political thriller Designated Survivor.

Romantic subplots, cheesy politics, and the usual trappings of high society meet together with a rich-meets-poor story; in this case, two women from opposite sides of the tracks are forced together by magic gone wrong, and for the good of the country This isn't Game of Thrones, where you need to remember a thousand folks[...]