Archie Andrews may be essentially the same, but the comics around him have reinvented themselves in some wonderfully unexpected ways over the years.

Superhero comics have spent decades rewriting their own histories, and while those changes can be maddening, they’re also essential to keeping the stories alive.

Hank McCoy has been both a lovable genius and a mad scientist, but Beast is overdue to revisit his kinder days.

Den of Geek comic expert Joe George loves Green Lantern. But Den of Geek comic expert Joe George struggles to love ALL Green Lanterns.

Marvel's first family may seem corny at times... until you understand what really makes them work.

Decades of iconic Spider-Man moments reveal why Peter Parker’s greatest strength has always been getting back up when life knocks him down.

Chris Claremont rewrote the rules of superhero storytelling with the X-Men, and comics writers are still using his playbook decades later.

Our inaugural Final Fight feature settles a long-running debate, breaking down the matchup between the Emerald Archer and Marvel's marksman.

We celebrate the gloriously over-the-top superhero events, from Crisis on Infinite Earths to Civil War and beyond, that are more fun than they are permanent.

While everyone debates the '90s biggest X-Men hits, one brilliantly weird series outshined them all, and it's long past time it got the spotlight.

Jason Momoa’s upcoming turn as Lobo has fans excited, but the real story is how DC’s satirical Main Man from the '90s always found new ways to stay relevant.

Ten years ago, Rebirth proved that embracing decades of continuity could be far more powerful than erasing it.

The Avengers’ surprisingly scrappy history argues that, far from being Earth’s mightiest heroes, the team works best as a lovable collection of misfits and survivors.

Frank Miller’s legendary Batman masterpiece was once seen as the death of camp, but a closer look reveals it may have simply reinvented camp for a darker age.

Decades of Star Wars comics have proven that the franchise still has room for scoundrels, danger, and genuine surprises.

The Teen Titans embody everything great about mainstream superhero comics. Now if they could only get an equally great comic book run to match...

Frank Castle may be Marvel’s most stagnant antihero, and when a character built on endless violence runs out of places to go, perhaps only silliness can save him.

Whether it’s legendary dream teams or the most unexpected mashups, fans can't seem to get enough of comic book crossovers that stretch what's plausible.