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 Read More
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(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,” Read More
Read More (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 Read More
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