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Good Trouble Comics

Anthony Letizia -
Named after a catch phrase popularized by civil rights icon John Lewis, Good Trouble Comics intends on publishing comic books that inspire political action and give voice to the voiceless.

Adventures in Learning with Indiana Jones

Integrating Pop Culture Into the Academic Library

Graphic Medicine International Collective

Cosplay for Science Initiative

Teaching with the Beatles

Star Trek’s Philosophy of Peace and Justice

TeachRock

Hamilton Education Program

The Marvel Age of Comics

The Incredible Hulk and the University of Wisconsin

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The Hulk became enraged at protesters at Desert State University in 1970 while real-world students protested napalm manufacturer Dow Chemical at the University of Wisconsin in 1967.

Spider-Man and Project Mercury

The Mighty Thor and Hiroshima USA

Spider-Man: The My Lai Massacre

The Might Thor Joins the Peace Corps

Wyatt Wingfoot: The Fish-In Protests

The Avengers: The Rise and Fall of McCarthyism

Marvel and the Military-Industrial Complex

Captain America and Altamont Speedway

Green Arrow and His Times

Green Arrow: The Homeless of Seattle

Anthony Letizia -
Green Arrow interacted with many of Seattle’s homeless during writer Mike Grell’s classic comic book series, and acts as a fictional counterpart to the actual homeless situation in the city.

Green Arrow: The Death of John Lennon

The Justice League of America Battles Pollution

Green Arrow: Journey to Appalachia

Green Arrow: The Exxon Valdez Oil Spill

Green Arrow: Love Canal and Toxic Waste

Green Arrow: The Native American Movement

Green Arrow: The Population Bomb

Green Arrow: Toxic Revenge

Comic Books and the Real World

Superman and the New Deal

Anthony Letizia -
Superman was created during the Great Depression and President Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal, protecting the “forgotten man” not from supervillains but everyday criminals of the times.

Lois Lane: When It Rains, God is Crying

Champions: This is Not a Drill

Superman and the Declaration of Independence

Heroes Against Hunger

A Spider-Man Tourist Guide to Pittsburgh

Captain America: Punching American Nazis

Sam Wilson: The U.S.-Mexican Border

Starfire: Apartheid No More

ABOUT REMIXING HISTORY

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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