What Makes Andor The Heart of Star Wars
What Makes Andor The Heart of Star WarsBy Brad Faye, Staff WriterWhen Rogue One: A Star Wars Story was released in 2016, few could have predicted it would eventually lead to [...]
Heroes Visit Heroes Through Comicare
The Superhero Faces team recently had the opportunity to spend a day with Comicare; a non profit corporation that delivers donated comic books to children in medical facilities. [...]
Discussing Discrimination Through Fiction
From Stan Lee to George R.R. Martin, several of this generation's top forgers of fiction have used their work to explore topics such as racism and discrimination. Kelsey [...]
The Impact of Stan Lee
Everybody is familiar with the tremendous impact Stan Lee has had on the comic book industry. What people may not realize, however, is how many creators and storytellers [...]
Making Spidey Sense of Criminal Justice
By Brad G. Faye, Superherofaces.com Fans familiar with the legend of Spider-Man are well aware that with great power, comes great responsibility; but what they may not always understand is how [...]
Campbell Today: Suiting Up Superman
Mythology is infinite in its reach and appeal. So too is the work of Joseph Campbell. Decades after George Lucas used Campbell’s teachings to fine tune and eventually [...]
Kohei Uchimura Soars Thanks To Manga
Illustrated by Hiroyuki Kikuta and written by former Olympic champion Shinji Morisue, when Shogakukan began to publish a manga entitled Ganba! Fly High in 1994, few could imagine [...]
When Good Meets Evil
By Kelsey Dickerson It has happened to all of us while watching a good action film. One second we're totally immersed in its awesomeness and enjoying its brilliance when [...]
Finding The Light in Batman V Superman
By Brad Faye You never get a second chance to make a first impression… except maybe in cinema. After failing to rake in big-time numbers at the box [...]
Sam I Am
By Brad Faye With archetypes having been engrained in the psyches of creators for thousands of years, it comes as no surprise to see similar characters organically or inorganically [...]