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Civics for All Comics Group

Anthony Letizia -
As part of the Civics for All initiative at New York City public schools, historical graphic novels like John Lewis’s March and specially created comic books are being used as learning tools.

Comic Book Conventions and New York Public Schools

Integrating Pop Culture Into the Academic Library

STEAM Superheroes

Constance and Nano

Good Trouble Comics

Star Trek’s Philosophy of Peace and Justice

Teaching History with Popular Media

Drawn to Home

The Marvel Age of Comics

The Avengers: The Rise and Fall of McCarthyism

Anthony Letizia -
In 1971, the Avengers are called to testify before the Aliens Activities Committee, which shared similarities with U.S. Senator Joseph McCarthy’s “red scare” investigations during the 1950s.

The Mighty Thor and Hiroshima USA

Spider-Man and Project Mercury

Wyatt Wingfoot: The Fish-In Protests

Red Wolf and the Occupation of Alcatraz

The X-Men and Greenwich Village

Spider-Man: The My Lai Massacre

The Might Thor Joins the Peace Corps

The Hulk, Bruce Banner, and Robert Oppenheimer

Green Arrow and His Times

Green Arrow: Toxic Revenge

Anthony Letizia -
The Emerald Archer investigates a series of strange murders tied to a chemical company and housing community that shares similarities with toxic contamination in Afton, North Carolina.

Green Arrow: Journey to Appalachia

Green Arrow: The Native American Movement

Green Arrow: Racial Profiling

Green Arrow: The 2016 Presidential Election

Green Arrow: Love Canal and Toxic Waste

The Transformation of a Kennedy and a Queen

Green Arrow: The Dakota Access Pipeline

Green Arrow: The Population Bomb

Comic Books and the Real World

Ms. Marvel and Voting in America

Anthony Letizia -
Writer G. Willow Wilson explored the reasons why Americans don’t vote in a Ms. Marvel comic book published in November 2016 in which the superhero tries to increase turnout in Jersey City.

A Superhero Tourist Guide to Minneapolis

Batman: The Rodney King Tape

A Captain America History of the United States

Captain America and Spider-Man Walk the Freedom Trail

Captain America: Punching American Nazis

Heroes Against Hunger

Champions: This is Not a Drill

The Unstoppable Wasp and G.I.R.L.

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Popular culture often serves as a mirror into the past and present through narratives that reflect the real world. Remixing History intertwines these fictional stories with their factual counterparts, creating a hybrid history and better understanding of our times in the process.

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