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This Bookstore Sells Only One Book at a Time
The anti-Amazon bookstore in Japan sees maximum pleasure in minimalism.
HowStuffWorks: Chuck Wendig Will Make You a Writer
Chuck Wendig is the author of the Star Wars: Aftermath series. Learn more about Chuck Wendig and his tips on writing in this video from HowStuffWorks.
HowStuffWorks: Unique Storytelling with DC Comics
Comics can do things other mediums can't. Learn more about comics and what makes them unique in this video from HowStuffWorks.
Cartoonist Jack Chick Dies, Having Offended Pretty Much Everyone
He was the man behind those cheaply printed, widely disseminated fire-and-brimstone comics that were intended to scare the hell out of you. And he just passed away.
Wonder Woman Named Honorary U.N. Ambassador
For 75 years, Wonder Woman has been a symbol for strength and empowerment for women. Now the United Nations has made it official.
War Reporting Meets Comic Books in Marvel's 'Madaya Mom'
Since July 2015, residents of the war-torn Syrian city of Madaya have been trapped. Now ABC and Marvel have adapted one mom's struggles into a comic called "Madaya Mom."
Sistine Chapel Art Hides Secret Female Anatomy Symbols, Claims New Analysis
Is one of the world's greatest works of Renaissance art a roadmap to the human reproductive system?
Ridiculous History: Beloved Author Roald Dahl Was Also a Suave British Spy
We know him as the beloved creator of Willy Wonka and the BFG, but Roald Dahl worked as a James Bond-style spy in his early years.
Hold Thy Horses: Shakespeare's First Folio Is Touring the U.S.
The First Folio is pretty much thee book that gave us Shakespeare. And now you may be able to see it for yourself.
Historical Analysis Shows #FoodPorn Predates the Instagram Era
A historical study shows that since 1500, paintings have disproportionately depicted indulgent food not commonly found in everyday meals.
Reading 'Harry Potter' Influences How Americans View Donald Trump
The wizarding novels promote tolerance and oppose authoritarianism. What does that mean for how Potter fans view the Republican presidential candidate?
Exploring the Forgotten Structures of Paris
French photographer Laurent Kronental chronicles the architecturally impressive, sometimes surreal postmodern public housing projects around Paris.
Dear Tony Robbins, THIS Is How You Walk on Hot Coals
Looking to turn your fear into power and walk across hot coals? The BrainStuff crew fills you in on the fiery science behind the feat.
Watch This Artist Turn Water Into Van Gogh Masterpiece
Turkish artist uses ancient technique to make beautiful liquid pictures. Vincent would be proud.
Comic Books Are Thriving — in Print and Digital Forms
If you love comic books, this is a good time to be alive. And now there's no shortage of options for getting them in your hands or on your device.
Google's New Tilt Brush App Makes 3-D Painting a (Virtual) Reality
Could the newly released app mean that the next artistic masterpiece of the 21st century will be a downloadable, immersive and interactive VR experience?
Did the Chinese Invent the Superhero Team?
Way before comic books ever entered the picture, there was a band of Chinese brothers. Seven of them, in fact, each with their own magical power.
Interviewing the Artist Behind the New Black Panther
Long-running comic book characters come to be seen as iconic by fans. How does artist Brian Stelfreeze think of a figure like Black Panther as he creates a visual story?
HowStuffWorks: Black Panther’s Return With Artist Brian Stelfreeze
Black Panther has been an icon of the comic book hero scene since 1966, and now the character is being reimagined by author Ta-Nehisi Coates and Artist Brian Stelfreeze.
Computers Create a Rembrandt 2.0
Rembrandt may not be able to create his masterful paintings anymore, but computers can.
10 Unexpected Reasons Behind Past Batman vs. Superman Battles
When the world's finest superheroes quarrel, it affects us all. What's caused the Caped Crusader and the Big Blue Boy Scout to face off in the past?
Dynamic Duo's Run on 'Batman' Comic Comes Full Circle
Since DC Comics's "New 52" reboot, Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo have been the creative minds captaining the Bat-ship. With issue 51, that streak comes to an end.
Comic Books Are More Than Just White Guys in Tights
You like comics? We have suggestions, courtesy of the upcoming Dwayne McDuffie Award, and they feature way more than just dudes in capes and tights.
Adult Coloring Books: Creative and Subversive?
HowStuffWorks Now talks to the artists behind the wildly popular books and wonders if the future could hold an "Anarchist Coloring Book."
Ringling Bros. Retiring Elephants Early. PETA Still Not Smiling
All 11 of the circus's touring elephants are headed for a Florida retirement in May.
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