2020 Edition
The science of real-life “Wonder Women” is rewriting human history
"We know they're there, and we're finding them in graves."
Antony Starr plays the perfect villain for these weird times
"We’re not Disney."
Warrior's star isn't the next Bruce Lee, he's the first Andrew Koji
How technology is catching up to Iron Man's heart
Lists and rankings
Beyond X-Men: 6 examples of real-life mutants
The 50 greatest antiheroes of all time, ranked
Every possible Avengers 5 villain, ranked
All 109 episodes of Batman: The Animated Series, ranked from worst to best
6 things you didn't know about Fantastic Four, the worst Marvel movie ever
The 15 best non-MCU Marvel movies
Every Marvel movie ranked, by over 6,000 Inverse readers
Meet nature's real-life shapeshifting superheroes
Meanwhile...
Will you still call me Superman: The history of 3 Doors Down's “Kryptonite”
In interviews with frontman Brad Arnold, music video director Dean Karr, and others, Inverse explores the origin story of "Kryptonite" by 3 Doors Down.
How to make a comic book — according to 3 superhero experts
Step 1: Be clear — and fun!
Unsung superheroes: How the Arrowverse celebrates everyday heroism
Not all heroes wear capes, cowls, and latex suits.
Scientists are uncovering the graves of real-life women warriors
New techniques are revealing female fighters once erased from history.
How Marvel's worst movies helped the MCU crack its magic formula
Hulk vs. Hulk: Analyzing the MCU's rough drafts
Last Ronin: TMNT returns to its roots for a cyberpunk revenge story
TMNT co-creator Kevin Eastman and Tom Waltz unpack the new miniseries 'The Last Ronin,' a 'Dark Knight Returns'-inspired story about brotherhood and revenge.
The best X-Men game gets one fundamental thing wrong about superheroes
In 1992, Konami’s X-Men reigned supreme.
How the guys behind RoboCop changed action movies forever
And why they're struggling to keep up in 2020.
Why not all superheroes wear capes
As we welcome Inverse readers to the inaugural Superhero Issue, one must ask: What is a superhero?
October 2021
The Superhero Issue
Indie auteur Nia DaCosta shows off her comic book roots in 'The Marvels'
“I like to call myself Marvel trash.”
Roxane Gay: A letter from the editor
What’s wrong with wanting to be saved?
In defense of supervillains
