Comic Books
Vox’s coverage of all things comics, from comic books themselves to movies based on them.


It’s the best issue of the series yet.


The X-Men and the Brotherhood even get a callout.


Including new singles from long-dormant bands, one of the campiest teen soaps in recent memory, and a deflated Pikachu.


Don’t look now, but Marvel is putting the joy back into the superhero genre.


In this new episode of our podcast I Think You’re Interesting, Vox’s co-founder goes deep on superheroes and Entourage.


Chris Claremont and Brent Anderson talk to Vox about their story, its relevance, the current state of the X-Men, and Mike Pence’s uncanny resemblance to their villain.


The series’ first look reveals how Jessica Jones, Daredevil, Luke Cage, and “the kid with the glowing fist” come together in New York.


What to read so you’ll know if the book was better than the movie, from Star-Lord to Captain Underpants.


Including the best new additions to your Netflix queue and the final season of Pretty Little Liars.


It goes against everything the X-Men and their creators stand for.


People are incensed that Marvel blamed poor sales on diversity. But it’s complicated.


The creators of The Flintstones comic on bringing existential dread to Bedrock


Magneto is a Jewish Holocaust survivor. But Marvel might be making him allies with Hydra, an organization with Nazi roots.


A chat with co-creator Kelly Sue DeConnick.


Your favorite comic heroes have become the face — and fists — of resistance.


How diversification and experimentation became the new driving forces of the 75-year-old comics property.


Stop what you’re doing and pick up The Flintstones.


The Flintstones, Shade, the Changing Girl, Wonder Woman, and more…


Follow our ongoing coverage of the latest chapter in the Avengers saga.


Valiant gave Vox an exclusive of Faith No. 5.

Yang is creating comics that we can all see ourselves in.

Filmic recreations of the day have only grown more explicit and brazen with time.


The Wicked + The Divine blew up everything in its latest arc. It was magical.

Summer vacation isn’t really a break, the superhero teacher is a myth, and more.

Many people don’t know when to say “Hispanic” and when to say “Latino.” So I drew a comic to explain the difference.


Problem number one: a lack of respect for their source material.


“Harley and Ivy” is about as good as it gets.


The movie had some saving graces. The key word here is “some.”


Suicide Squad had a bigger opening weekend than Guardians of the Galaxy.


Uncanny X-Men No. 134 — the comic book Will wants — isn’t just a random comic book.


Please remove your tin-foil hats: No one wanted Suicide Squad to fail.


The Killing Joke is an example of fridging a female hero. The movie takes it a step further.


Higher. Farther. Faster. More.


In 1980, Carol Danvers was part of perhaps the most irresponsible story Marvel Comics has ever put to paper. Now she’s one of Marvel’s biggest stars.


Batfleck is doing some recruiting.


At San Diego Comic-Con, Marvel got the ball rolling with a brand new trailer.


RIP [spoiler].


Get ready to meet Riri Williams.


Batman is technically a serial killer.

