How Superhero Movies Are Subversions of Body Horror. While the term “body horror” is most closely associated with the horror genre and refers to the disturbing physical transformations that go ...

It seems like DC's Clayface movie is not holding anything back, as the upcoming comic-book adaptation is set to be rated R and to contain "pretty intense" horror elements. DC Studios boss James ...

Every day, Marvel's top comic book artists illustrate the world's mightiest super heroes. In the spirit of The Mag's Body Issue, a mix of those artists took to their drawing boards to craft bold ...

The "superhero standard" pressures men to excel in all aspects of life, including appearance. Silent struggles can lead to feelings of low self-esteem, shame, and even sexual embarrassment.

Danny Ramirez discusses becoming the MCU’s new Falcon in ‘Captain America: Brave New World,’ and all the physical pressure and excitement that come with it.

Werewolf by Night’s use of body horror isn’t unprecedented in the superhero genre. In fact, body horror is an essential force guiding fans’ conceptions of superheroes like the Fantastic Four.

But the best I can do is make one up. So, my drawing activity for this blog is a sketch of a superhero I created that I call, for the lack of a better name that isn’t already used or trademarked, ...

"She-Hulk" star Tatiana Maslany revealed that a superhero body is impossible to reach unless "going to the gym 1,000 times a week." ... There’s a lot of talk about her body type, ...

A Marvel superfan has smashed a world record by tattooing 31 characters from the world of comic books. Rick Scolamiero, 36, sat for approximately 350 hours to decorate the majority of his body ...