The history of Judaism and comics is long and rich, with Jewish stories arising in both popular comics and more esoteric ones.
For a brief period exactly 20 years ago, the most overtly Jewish of all mainstream superheroes was the Black Panther.
Fabrice Sapolsky discusses Jewish influences on comic books and the Kaifeng Jewish community.
Ana de Armas wqas asked about a rumor that she will play Wonder Woman instead of Gal Gadot, but she replied that Gadot should keep doing it.
For cartoon consumers associated with the Chabad-Lubavitch Jewish movement Jaffee’s most important contribution came in a different publication, The Moshiach Times.
Gorfinkel’s newest project combines those two passions into a graphic novel version of the Purim story, usually read in what’s called a Megillah scroll.
The Davai physical theater group offers a wordless fun fantasy world
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