Explore different ways of being a man by relating to classic icons, no two of them alike.
Open Thread: How Do You Know You’re Not The Good Guy?
April 5, 2013 By 6 Comments
An open discussion of moral heuristics and why killing Superman never works.
The Sports Guy (and so much more)
March 10, 2013 By 1 Comment
Sometimes you meet a guy you just instantly like.
50 Greatest Superhero Names of All Time
March 7, 2013 By 2 Comments
Put on your cape n’ tights and plunge into the 50 Greatest Superhero–and Villain–Names of All Time, by Samuel Sattin.
Missing the Days Before You Were Married
February 6, 2013 By 10 Comments
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The glass of retrospect distorts, for a moment, a married man’s memories of his globetrotting single days .
Bugs, Boys and Power: Is Cruelty to Animals Natural?
January 10, 2013 By 12 Comments
Ideas for raising compassionate children in a power-hungry world.
Superman and Innovation – Who Will Be the Maccabees?
December 17, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Sam Sattin wonders, how do we tell the difference between the revolutionary and the trivial?
A Practical Guide to Bravery
September 11, 2012 By 1 Comment
Carl Pettit offers a taxonomy of bravery for the rest of us to emulate.
Confronting the Superhero Myth
September 3, 2012 By 10 Comments
Carlos Andrés Gómez challenges the myth of the “perfect man” in the first of his series of “Man Up Monday” posts for The Good Men Project.
True American Gods
August 7, 2012 By 6 Comments
Carl Pettit explains how Superman, Iron Man, Batman, the Incredible Hulk, and Spider-Man became the American Titans.
Man of Steel
July 30, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Geeks everywhere have dreamed of swinging on web lines, wielding a powerful hammer or even wearing the cape and cowl; but more geeks have worn an “S” in hopes of flying through the air like the superhero of all superheroes-Superman.
Talking Tesla
July 18, 2012 By 2 Comments
Thomas Edison was a bully. That’s why you’ve barely heard of the hero of Rave’ Mehta’s new graphic novel, The Inventor: Nikola Tesla
Why Disney Characters and Superheroes Are Usually Orphans
June 30, 2012 By 12 Comments
Marc Oromaner explores why our childhood heroes had to lose their parents before achieving glory, and why we must do the same as grown men.
“What if instead of humans acting like superheroes, we are superheroes acting like humans?”
This is a comment by Dave Booda on the post “True American Gods”.