Sunday Morning Superheroes

Hollis and author Constellation Jennings discuss the Marvel antihero Venom and how he relates to DID and the American Church as 80s comic creators perceived it.

Was Superman a Methodist?

Hollis Thompson and David Zwirn (a lay minister in the United Methodist Church and History professor at the University of Arkansas at Hope and Texarkana) discuss the history of Superman and his canonical Methodist background.

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Please welcome Brandon Jones, creator of the new comic The Evil Men Do, for a conversation about justice, vigilantes, and the Biblical avenger of blood.

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A Christian Reading of Batman: The Killing Joke

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Biblical Lessons From Spider-Man

Is Spider-Man's Origin rooted in Proverbs? Was King Solomon the first to teach that "With great power, comes great responsibility?" Prof. Hollis Thompson makes a great case for just that in the debut episode of Sunday Morning Superheroes!

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What is Sunday Morning Superheroes and Who is it for?

People of faith all over the world find great spiritual truths in the stories of superheroes like Superman, Batman, Spider-man, and the X-men. Prof. Hollis Thompson is one of those people, and that fascination has become an area of deep academic and personal significance.

In this media we’ll find things that are good, amazing, and cool alongside things that are hard, heavy, and sobering. But, though wrapped in capes and superpowers, they will always be things that are real.