Two weeks ago, my neighborhood was overrun with heroes. Buzz Lightyear came to my door and took a handful of Butterfingers. Across the street, the repulsors on Iron Man’s hands glowed like ...

It is no wonder kids think athletes are heroes. Athletes can perform some amazing feats, such as throwing a football 70 yards to a receiver or sprinting 100 meters in less than 10 seconds. Comments ...

As its subtitle indicates, the show covers a lot of history, beginning in 1896 with “The Yellow Kid” and concluding with a video screen that cycles through examples of almost 20 Web comics ...

Kid Flash was also part of the great Cartoon Network series Young Justice, about another group of young heroes. This suggests that it's possibly Wally could eventually headline his own team ...

The Kid also had a hand in spawning "yellow journalism". If you're not familiar with the term, it means little research is done on a topic, and it's goal is to sell as many newspapers as possible.

Cartoonist Randy Bish poses Feb. 11 with his recent illustration work, a comic book celebrating 125 years of The Yellow Kid by Chris Yambar of Youngstown, Ohio. Courtesy of Randy Bish .