
Superheroes (Summer 2021)
Superhero Movies are Worship, not Theme Parks
Joseph Holmes on the Attraction of Superhero Movies
Worth Reading: Superheroes
Jason Smith on Some Good Starting Points
Person or Persona: What’s Inside the Spider-Verse?
Cherish Nelson on Plantinga’s Conception of the Multiverse
Global Superheroes from the Disneyverse and Studio Ghibli
Seth Myers on Heroism Manifested around the World
Faith on Trial in Frank Miller’s Daredevil Comics
Clark Weidner on Questions of the Greater Good
Answering Joker’s Dark-Knight-Defying Anarchy
Jason Monroe on Competing Worldviews
He Will Rise
Donald Catchings on Nolan’s Salvific Themes
Ex-Cult Member Saved by Grace
Christy Luis on the Dangers Of False Heroes
Super-Women and the Price of Power
Annie Crawford on Gendered Superheroes
Diana Prince, Apologist? Salvation and the Great Commission in Wonder Woman
Megan Rials on an Unlikely Apologist
Once a Prince or Princess: MacDonald’s Moral Superheroines and Heroes in the Princess Tales
Seth Myers on Ordinary Heroic Actions
Superheroes, Saviors, and C.S. Lewis
James M. Swayze on Epic, Myth, and Human Longings
The Power of Weakness
Jesse W. Baker on Questions of Violence
Humility Contra Pride as Represented in Thor
John Tuttle on the Superiority of Virtue
Just a Sidekick?
Annie Nardone on the Importance of Support
Planets, Poetry, and the Power of Myth in Halo and Destiny
Seth Myers on the Apologetic Power of Video Games