Why "Infinity War" is a Pro-Life Movie
I have always been a superhero geek. During my youth and adult years, I have collected many comics from both Marvel and DC. I follow superheroes, not just for the fantasy (I mean who doesn't want to run the speed of light or fly), but for the compelling characters and struggles these characters must triumph over. Many of the successes on the big and small screen today had their origins in the pages of a monthly comic. You think waiting a week is a long time to see what happens to your favorite hero next, try waiting a month. Yet, if you are an avid comic book junkie like I was, you memorized which week your favorite comic hit the stands so you could be at the store on the arrival date. Then, you would go out to your car and spend the next 20 minutes consuming the next chapter in the story colorfully splashed across a couple dozen pages. A satisfying tale could sometimes take a year or two to flesh out. Marvel has done an astonishingly good job in ...