Sequart Archive

Thor’s Early Identity Crisis on Sequart

November 9, 2013Guest BlogsNo comments

My celebration of Thor continues this weekend with a guest post I provided for the Sequart Research & Literacy Organization, aka Sequart.org, about Thor’s “identity crisis” during the first few years of existence. In this article, I examine how the original Journey Into Mystery creative team of Stan Lee,

Guest Blogging: The Garden and the Wilderness – Walking Dead (Part V)

By Mark Ginocchio

August 30, 2013Guest BlogsNo comments

The fifth installment of my ongoing series about the Walking Dead comic book series has been posted on the Sequential Research & Literacy Organization’s home page (aka sequart.org). In this series, which runs every other Friday on Sequart, I look at “garden and wilderness” themes in Kirkman’s wildly popular comic

Guest Blogging: The Garden and the Wilderness – Walking Dead (Part IV)

By Mark Ginocchio

August 2, 2013Guest BlogsNo comments

The fourth installment of my ongoing series for the Sequential Research & Literacy Organization (aka Sequart) about the Walking Dead is posted for your reading pleasure. In this series, which runs every other Friday on Sequart, I look at “garden and wilderness” themes in Kirkman’s wildly popular comic book series

Guest Blogging: The Garden and the Wilderness – Walking Dead (Part III)

By Mark Ginocchio

July 19, 2013Guest BlogsNo comments

Part three of my analysis of Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead series is up and ready for you to read on the Sequart Research & Literacy Organization’s web site. In this ongoing series, which runs every other Friday on Sequart, I look at “garden and wilderness” themes in Kirkman’s

Guest Blogging: The Garden and the Wilderness – Walking Dead (Part II)

By Mark Ginocchio

July 5, 2013Guest BlogsNo comments

The second part of my Walking Dead series has been posted on the fantastic Sequart Research & Literacy’s Organization’s web site today (aka, Sequart.org). In this piece I focus on Walking Dead’s second arc, issues #7-12 (which deals with the group trying to find a new home and stumbling

Guest Blogging: The Garden and the Wilderness – Walking Dead (Part I)

By Mark Ginocchio

June 21, 2013Guest BlogsNo comments

The first in a series of posts I’m working on about the Walking Dead comic book series was published on Sequart Research & Literacy Organization’s site today. In these posts, I look at individual Walking Dead arcs and explore the theme of the “garden and the wilderness,” i.e. moments

Guest Blogging: Spider-Man and the “No Kill” Code

By Mark Ginocchio

June 7, 2013Guest BlogsNo comments

Today, I provided the Sequart Research & Literacy Organization with another injection of the Webhead with my analysis on Spider-Man’s “no kill code,” and how the Superior Spider-Man series has thrown 50 years of tradition and history out the window in favor of a hero who’s not afraid to

Guest Blogging: Galactus and the Cuban Missile Crisis

By Mark Ginocchio

May 30, 2013Guest BlogsNo comments

Another article of mine has been published by the fantastic Sequential Research & Literacy Organization (aka, sequart.org), this one about some of the imperialistic themes featured in the all-time classic Stan Lee/Jack Kirby Galactus Trilogy storyline originally featured in the Fantastic Four series. For this submission, I use this classic three

Guest Blogging: Adam Warlock and Cosmic Existentialism

By Mark Ginocchio

May 24, 2013Guest BlogsNo comments

Today, as part of Sequart Research & Literacy Organization’s SciFi Week, I tackle some “far out” comics from the 1970s with my analysis of the tonal shift of Adam Warlock after Jim Starlin took over writing about the character. While not a traditional SciFi story, I argue that by

Guest Blogging: The Memories of Superior Spider-Man

By Mark Ginocchio

April 12, 2013Guest BlogsNo comments

The week of guest blogging continues as the first, of what I hope to be many, of submissions was published this week at Sequart. As someone who really values higher education and prides himself of trying to provide original analysis for the comics I write about here on Chasing