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New Approaches in Teaching History

Anthony Letizia - July 26, 2026

Wonder Woman: The Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps

Batman Reenacts the American Revolution

Marvel’s 1776

The Mighty Marvel Bicentennial Calendar

Pop Culture and Education

Red Dead’s History

Anthony Letizia - January 26, 2025

History professor Tore Olsson launched a college course in 2021 that used popular video game Red Dead Redemption to explore U.S. history, then wrote a book based on the class afterwards.

Cosplay for Science Initiative

November 27, 2022

Comics @ San Diego State University

April 3, 2022

Integrating Pop Culture Into the Academic Library

July 6, 2025

Teaching with the Beatles

April 24, 2022

Star Trek’s Philosophy of Peace and Justice

December 14, 2025

Adventures in Learning with Indiana Jones

November 19, 2023

Solution Squad

November 30, 2025

Teaching Public Administration with Pop Culture

June 8, 2025

The Marvel Age of Comics

Anthony Letizia - May 10, 2026

The Marvel comic books of the 1960s often reflected real-world events, from the Cold War to the Civil Rights Movement, creating a fictional history that complimented the factual Sixties.

Spider-Man: The My Lai Massacre

May 4, 2025

The X-Men and Greenwich Village

November 24, 2024

Wyatt Wingfoot: The Fish-In Protests

April 6, 2025

The Fantastic Four Meet the Beatles

October 22, 2023

Captain America and Altamont Speedway

December 29, 2024

The Avengers: The Rise and Fall of McCarthyism

May 11, 2025

The Fantastic Four and Apollo 11

December 8, 2024

Mary Jane Watson: Go-Go Dancer

January 14, 2024

Green Arrow and His Times

Green Arrow: The Homeless of Seattle

Anthony Letizia - May 8, 2022

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.