From "Iron Man" to "Avengers," Marvel built a cinematic empire on channeling our age of partisanship and paranoia

It appears as if the new Marvel series will be taking a more comedic path

Long before America entered World War II, comic book artists and authors addressed the Nazi threat

Trina Robbins, the artist behind 'The Legend of Wonder Woman,' envisioned the amazing Amazon with a female focus.

Stan Lee's life matters not just for what he created but also for how his heritage informed his sense of justice

Jamie Hari has created his own empire of comic trivia

Kate Bishop is the first aspiring superhero whose clothes — cozy yet practical — I've actively coveted

The "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D" star on following up "The Avengers" on TV, and the staying power of superheroes

A new comic run and a new TV show revive Marvel's story of kids who fight their supervillain parents

At least 5 more "Star Wars" movies are coming to battle Marvel's superheroes. Can Hollywood survive the Force?

You can't write comics to raise the "diversity bar," says Scott Snyder — but the art form must confront our world

Alive with WWII period details and Hugo Weaving's villainy, "Captain America" is a delicious adventure yarn

If Clea is anything like her comic book counterpart, she's related to someone we met in the first movie

"The Shadow Hero" finally confronts comics' long history of dancing around its characters' ethnic identity

The new trailer promises supervillain Thanos having fun while utterly routing the Avengers in the 2018 blockbuster