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New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

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Celebrities and Students Remember Superhero of Marvel Comics, Stan Lee

Lee created iconic characters like Spider-man, Thor and Black Panther.
Britney Omene, Contributing Writer November 14, 2018
Lee created iconic characters like Spider-man, Thor and Black Panther.
Captain Marvel portrayed as a woman.

Captain Marvel Pioneers New Wave of Female Heroes

The upcoming installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is a step toward a more diverse and inclusive film industry.
Julia Fields, Contributing Writer October 2, 2018
The upcoming installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is a step toward a more diverse and inclusive film industry.

Letter from the Editor

Audrey Deng, Arts Editor October 21, 2015
A letter from the Arts Editor about this semester's Arts Issue focus, Race.

Marvel’s diversity revolution

Carter Glace, Staff Writer October 21, 2015
Marvel takes steps towards a more diverse cast of characters.
courtesy of Walt Disney Motion Pictures

‘S.H.I.E.L.D.’ should look to comics

April 17, 2014
The growing relationship between “S.H.I.E.L.D.” and its Marvel film counterparts has made the TV series much more compelling, but there is rich material to be tapped from the comic books.
'Captain America: Winter Soldier' doubles as chilling political thriller

‘Captain America: Winter Soldier’ doubles as chilling political thriller

Jonathon Dornbush and Clio McConnell April 3, 2014
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is shockingly altered in this latest installment, starring Chris Evans.
More comic book, graphic novel adaptations come to television

More comic book, graphic novel adaptations come to television

February 19, 2014
TV networks are taking inspiration from the pages of comic books, resulting in shows like "Gotham" and "Agent Carter."