Superhero
Purim spirit: Firefighters rappel down building for disabled youth dressed as superheroes
The firefighters came down the building, donning Batman, Superman, and Spiderman costumes while the residents of the institutes cheered on.
Mazel tov! Sabra to maintain Israeli identity in ‘Captain America: Brave New World’- report
Israelis don't need Marvel to show them what heroes are - comment
Marvel removes Jewish superhero Sabra's Israeli identity for new Captain America movie
Meet Whistle: Gotham City’s latest superhero is Jewish
“My heroine engages with her Jewishness in much the same way that I do," said the superhero's creator, E. Lockhart.
Tim Drake, Batman's Robin, confirmed to be LGBTQ+ in new issue
Many fans have rejoiced at this revelation of Drake's sexuality. However, he would not be the first instance of queerness to be found in the Batman comics.
Scarlett Johansson sues Disney over breach in 'Black Widow' contract
Johansson, who comes from an Ashkenazi Jewish family, has been playing the Avenger Black Widow since 2010 in Iron Man 2. This is reportedly the last time that she will play the comic book character.
Israeli digital series puts special needs in the spotlight
The series was produced by Shalva and the Ruderman Family Foundation.
Jewish filmmaker Richard Donner passes away at 91
Donner was born in New York City to Jewish parents and became fascinated by film at a young age.
'Wonder Woman 1984': A delayed disappointment - film review
The film's point is that we should all be grateful for what we have, no matter what that is, which could have been delivered in at least 40 fewer minutes.
DC Comics' Batwoman receives Jewish funeral in latest episode
Batwoman, also known as Kate Kane, is Jewish and an out-of-the-closet lesbian, both of which have been defining parts of her character since her 2006 comics debut.
Passover Haggadah tells the story of the Exodus with Marvel superheroes
The Superhero Haggadah is interspersed with essays, divrei Torah, humorous MCU spins on various songs sung during the Seder and questions-and-answers sections.
This female Jewish comic book artist was overlooked - no more
L. Renee still remembers drawing under her family’s dining table as a child in Vienna, sketching ballerinas and costumed performers she had seen at the theater.
Stan Lee’s legacy is complicated. This new book casts a shadow on it
Lee was born Stanley Martin Lieber in New York City in 1922 to Jewish immigrants from Romania.