Patriot games: Is Captain America too American?

By Simcha Weinstein, JTA
Published on July 18, 2011

In March 1941 -- nine months before the attack on Pearl Harbor impelled America to enter the Second World War -- one colorful American hero already had joined the battle: Captain America.

Rock a costume all weekend—Long Beach Comic-Con!

By Adam Wills
Published on October 28, 2010

Holocaust education comes to Comic-Con

By Adam Wills
Published on July 23, 2010

Our picks for Comic-Con 2010

By Adam Wills
Published on July 22, 2010

Anaheim hosts first Comic Con

By Adam Wills
Published on April 15, 2010

What Israel means to me

Published on May 15, 2008

Tovah Feldshuh


"I love, admire, and will eternally raise money for Israel because I am well aware that she takes bullets for me. She is my life insurance."



Judd Hirsch


"It's not easy to understand how a nation can reclaim itself after 5,000 years of banishment, occupation, and inhumane treatment by so many peoples of the world...

X-Men

By Michael Aushenker
Published on July 13, 2000

Siegel. Shuster. Kane. Just a few names of Jewish storytellers whose restless imaginations fueled a multimillion dollar entertainment business that boomed throughout the 1940s and 1950s, when America was at war and television was in its infancy.