Author Jed W. Keith

Science fiction has long been a genre both to entertain and to work through our certainties of the "what ifs" of the future. What do the decades have in store for us? How will innovations in medicine or...

Talk to amusement park cast members and they'll give you a variety of answers as to their experiences working with the public and portraying fictional characters. While there are obviously folks who love their...

The legendary comic duo Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy—better known to the world as Laurel & Hardy—first appeared as a comedic pair in 1927 with the hilarious classic Duck Soup. From that feature...

The Disney character Scrooge McDuck appeared in comics 77 years ago, with his famous nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie predating him by ten years. While all four characters have been seen in various iterations...

The DC Comics miniseries Kingdom Come by Mark Waid and Alex Ross debuted nearly 30 years ago in May 1996. The comic tells the tale of an alternate future where superheroes like Superman and Wonder Woman must...

2024 year marks 49 years since the first appearance of Ororo Munroe, the superhero known as Storm, in the pages of Giant-Sized X-Men #1 in 1975. During her long and varied publication history, Storm has been...

Sometimes, it feels like we're going through life's struggles alone, flailing with what the world, work, and relationships throw at us. It's nice to know we're not alone and that others out there are sometimes...

Next Wednesday, October 2, 2024, the Blacking Out hardcover goes on sale from Dark Horse Comics, from the creative minds of writer Chip Mosher, artist Peter Krause, colorist Giulia Brusco, letterer Ed...

Over the decades, Eel O’Brian—the reformed criminal-turned-superhero known as Plastic Man—has had as twisting and winding history as is his stretching powers. He’s been portrayed as a goofball...

Comic creator Mike Mignola's Hellboy and his compatriots with the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense have seen their exploits told in comics, in cartoons, on film, in novels, and, increasingly, in...