Rebel Park Productions presents LEADING LADY PARTS, a parody short that tackles issues of representation in Hollywood. It's good, and worth discussing.

Magic Mirror Comics recently banned a customer for requesting a non-diverse book. How can we push diversity without pushing away fans?

Zine of the Week #4 focuses on Black liberation through art. MELANATION uses a Black queer feminist lens to address social injustice and oppression.

Zine of the Week #2 features a key part of queer zine history, QUEERS READ THIS. Check out this zine and others like it from the Queer Zine Archive Project.

The Royal Wedding may have come and gone, but what an event it was. What are the potential implications of Meghan Markle joining the Royal Family? Could it be a good thing for the USA?

Five writers from ComicsVerse discuss why they love Pride and what could be done to make Pride more inclusive of everyone.

Cameron Esposito's "Rape Jokes" brilliantly challenges America's culture of sexual violence, using humor to stand up for survivors and prompt social action.

A ComicsVerse writer discusses the necessity of sometimes going numb in today's political environment in the United States.

Anthony Bourdain and Kate Spade's suicides and the return of 13 REASONS WHY has put suicide in the forefront of our consciousnesses this week. Writer Tim Stevens explores how the deaths affect him as a a person and as a therapist.

The star of 2017's Wonder Woman film, Gal Gadot embodies the paradoxical character with charm. But why does she merit a place on TIME 100: Most Influential People of 2018? The answer may not have much to do with Gadot at all.

Donald Glover (a.k.a Childish Gambino) recently released "This is America" drawing praise, critique, and plenty of analysis. Check out our thoughts on the video!

Fredric Wertham has been a villain of the comic industry since the 1950's. But, his chance encounter with true evil may explain his own villainous turn.