StormWorks was attached to later issues of Soul Saga and E.V.E. Protomecha comics.

Store selling comics and streetwear in Los Angeles and, or course, online.

The Strength Force is an extradimensional energy in DC Universe similar to the Speed Force aswell plays an important role to Its multiverse a force that is a fundemental piece of DC Multiverse, defining key part of making Space itself function which supports DC Universe to a whole functional reality along the other forces and It grants the users the ability to control Gravity, Mass and Force. The Strength Force resembles the Speed Force having multiple definitions explaining the laws of physics in Rebirth

Popular entertainment venue for men and women around the world.

As an industry which has traditionally been focused on a younger audience, certain social statements have occasionally been issued by the comic book companies through stories involving comic book characters. As such drug use is almost universally regarded as a dangerous activity that affects not only the individual but also facilitates a criminal industry.

Sometimes characters are forced to end their own life, either due to extreme suffering or despair.

The Summer of Valiant is a concept through which Valiant Entertainment launch their all new line up of titles.

The ability to summon spirits, demons or other entities to hopefully aid the Summoner.

A Japanese form of wrestling.

Throwing an opponent (or sometimes a powerful explosive or dangerous object) into the sun is a surprisingly common tactic for some heroes.

At least once during (most) superhero's career, the hero will decide to throw in the towel 'for now and forever'. They usually come back a few issues later.

The Super-human Registration Act was a bill the Civil War arc revolved around. It deals with sacrificing civil liberties to promote a nation's safety.

Superior Spider-Month (also known as Superior Spider-Week) sees the launch of several Superior Spider-Man satellite titles.

Superman Superstars is a year-long publishing initiative in Action Comics, bringing top talents in art and writing together for brand-new Superman stories.

Starting with Superman #35 and lasting through March's Superman #40, this variant cover theme for Geoff Johns and John Romita, Jr's Superman run will spotlight an iconic team-up between Superman and another DC hero that Johns has written over the course of his DC career.

Superpowers are abilities uncommon to the average human. There are many different types of superpowers though most are physical, mental, technological, or mystical. Powers can be inherited from parents, bestowed by a higher power, acquired by exposure to an outside force or passed to them by others.

A fictional concept soldier, often capable of operating beyond normal human limits or abilities either through genetic modification or cybernetic augmentation.

A Superteam at times has a recruitment process of finding and offering a position on its team to a qualified candidate.

Supremeverse is the title given to the home reality of the Squadron Supreme. A parallel universe to Earth-616 and its resident superheroes, it's most renown reality of Supremverse is the team of super heroes called the Squadron Supreme. Various realities exist seeming to mirror one another in concept.

The sport of balancing yourself on a board and catching some waves.

Surviving in the wilds with limited resources.

Suspended Animation/Temporal Stasis is where the human (or some form of life) is exposed to extreme cold, stopping their life functions, without killing them.

Specifically the sport of swimming in all its variations (including diving), rather than passively engaging in it.

An issue of a comic which usually contains pin-up style art.

Fantasy sub-genre.

Racquet sport played by two or four people.

The comic publishing industry of Taiwan, which has been distinct but related to other Chinese industries like Hong Kong.

Tangent Comics is an imprint of DC Comics which debuted in 1997 as a five-week event. Its stories dealt with radically revised versions and concepts of well-known DC characters and places.

Techno-Organic ("T-O") is the term for a state of being. It means, roughly, "Technological Organism". Most living beings are categorized as organic because they are made of organic material.

The comic industry of Sweden, which has a lot of commonalities with the other Nordic industries.

The comic industry of Norway, which has a lot of commonalities with the other Nordic industries.

The power to transport from one place to another.

The newcomer award for Weekly Shonen Jump from 1996-2003, it replaced Hop☆Step-Shō and its name is in reference to the tournament from Dragon Ball (which had ended shortly before the award began and its author Toriyama was the judge for the first prize). Tenkaichi was partly responsible for the launch of Akamaru Jump as a new venue to publish the finalist entries.

Tennis is a sport involving two (or four) players hitting a tennis ball over a net at one another with a racket.

Terraforming or terraformation is the process of deliberately modifying the atmosphere, temperature, surface topography or ecology of a planet, moon, or other body to be similar to the environment of another celestial body.

Terrorism is the act of causing violence to scare a populace. A real world example would be what happened to the United States on September 11, 2001. It is also a topic constantly covered in comics with several Mutant groups that use terrorism as a way of acting against a Government that doesn't wish to make them equals.

In the Platinum and early Golden Age it was common to have a text story published in comics magazines since comics themselves were generally anthologies and contained a mix of stories to begin with, illustrated text stories being seen then as part of the mix.

Distinct from the Tezuka-Shō, this annual award is designed to honor works that are significant to manga culture and is only named after Tezuka Osamu. He himself had already passed away a decade earlier when the award was founded in 1997. It is sponsored by Asashi Shimbun (a major Japanese newspaper).

Founded in 1971 and tied to Weekly Shonen Jump as an award for story manga, it was officially headed by Osamu Tezuka until his death in 1989 (and then Fujio Akatsuka of the sister award until his own death decades later). Like the Akatsuka-Shō, very few people actually win the first-tier prize but many authors who went on to great success have won in the second and third tiers.

The American and Canadian national holiday which primarily is a celebration of the blessings from the previous year. In Canada it is celebrated on the second Monday of October and in the USA it falls on the fourth Thursday of November.

The fate of the Top Cow Universe balances upon thirteen objects of power. Thirteen artifacts, each in the possession of a bearer. Separately, 13 Artifacts guide the fate of the universe. Together, 13 artifacts will end the universe.