Draven Jackson Arts and Living Editor Halloween, the time of year when all the ghosts and ghouls come out to play, revolves around two major elements for most of America: costumes and candy. A tale as old as time: it’s the afternoon of Halloween, your best friend is throwing a party that starts in less than 3 hours, and you still don’t know what you’re going to wear. You’re not the first person to experience this dilemma, and you certainly won’t be the last. If you’re still looking for a…
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Why superheroes without powers are better
(GRAPHIC/Carson Brown) By Devin Smith Cardinal Rule Editor I understand the obvious appeal of being a superhero with legitimate superpowers. I would have loved to have been born with the ability to fly. If nothing else it would have saved me thousands on gas. For those who are familiar with “Injustice: Gods Among Us,” the DC comic turned console juggernaut, it’s pretty obvious that, given the right (or wrong) motivation, Superman could wipe out anyone with a punch. While I love the idea of the Man of Steel…
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(GRAPHIC/Carson Brown) By Chase Robinson Copy Editor Superheroes are a staple of pop culture. Costumed crusaders of various shapes and sizes have been leaping from the presses since Superman made his debut in 1938. A basic dichotomy has existed in the realm of superheroes since the early days of comics. There are superheroes with superpowers like Superman and Thor, and there are superheroes without superpowers like Batman and Iron Man. Fans of the genre frequently argue about which sort of hero is better, but the criteria they use…
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