The Cozy Issue
Unless you’re a Hobbit living in the Shire in the Third Age, life isn’t all that cozy. Through sickness, global chaos, financial strife, or a cornucopia of daily anxiety, existence is no cup of tea. Yes, adversity leads to growth — and the path to a rewarding life is not paved. But along that path, we all need to reset, to pause, to find that cozy place.
15 Years of Marvel
15 years ago, Tony Stark declared "I am Iron Man" and the Marvel Cinematic Universe was born. To celebrate, Inverse explores the past, present, and future of the MCU with a week-long special issue. Welcome to 15 Years of Marvel.
The Summer Blockbuster Issue
Zack Snyder's Superhero Issue
The Inverse Interview
Reviews
Daveigh Chase Helped Make 'The Ring' Into A Cult Classic
Whatever you do, don't watch that tape.
30 Years Later, This 'Deep Space Nine' Season Finale Remains A Brilliant Gut Punch
Once upon a time, Odo became a real boy.
Two Hated Spider-Man Comics Might Be The Key To 'Brand New Day'
One fan's trash might just be the MCU's treasure.
Netflix Cancelled 'The Boroughs' After Just One Season
The streamer’s answer to Stranger Things has been grounded before it could take off.
In 'Leviticus,' The Monster Is in the Closet
Homophobia is the abomination in this queer Australian horror film, about two teenage boys tormented by their shared attraction.
It’s Been 30 Years And The 'Xena' Finale Still Hurts
Vengeance never tasted so bitter.
'Widow’s Bay' Is A Haunting Contender For Best Show Of The Year
A workplace sitcom inspired by Twin Peaks? Say no more.
'Day Of The Dead' Is George A. Romero's Bleak Glimpse At The Apocalypse
The legacy of horror that Romero started in Night of the Living Dead ends in the criminally underrated Day of the Dead.
