The tights and capes may have long left the Javits Center, but two weeks after New York Comic Con, we at GraphicNovelReporter are still abuzz with all we saw and learned. Our crack team of reviewers and interns sped from panel to panel like the Flash on a good day, takings notes in copious quantities. Here are some of the big things we learned.

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As the idea of what a graphic novel can be continues to expand, so does the belief that they are no longer simply means of entertainment. 

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Upon my arrival at New York Comic Con, I was struck with a sense of awe. It was clear to me that the world of my youth was no more. I had no plans, no supplies nothing but… my trusty red gel pen and a fresh Dark Knight notebook. For the first time, my life had meaning. I would bear witness to this strange new world.

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The difference between a hero and an anti-hero is best defined, as most things in life are, by the differences between Superman and Batman. Superman battles otherworldly beings intent on Earth’s destruction and tries to cause them as little injury as possible. He’s not happy about his job, but he does it for the good of others. At night, he goes home to his loving wife and relaxes, happy to take up the role of Clark Kent. Batman spends his evenings using ancient martial arts techniques to cause as much pain possible to the poor and mentally ill.

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