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The 12 Best Comedy Series Set in the Marvel and DC Universes

By Matthew Lynch
March 23, 2024
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In recent years, the Marvel and DC universes have not only delivered action-packed superhero sagas but have also offered fans a good dose of laughter. Here is a look at the 12 best comedy series set in these fantastical realms that prove saving the world can be hilariously entertaining.

1.”Deadpool” (2016): With its irreverent humor and fourth-wall-breaking antics, “Deadpool” revolutionized the way we see superheroes. The ‘Merc with a Mouth,’ brought to life by Ryan Reynolds, charmed audiences with his unapologetic comedy.

2.”Guardians of the Galaxy” (2014): Mixing humor with heart, the Guardians of the Galaxy introduced an offbeat band of intergalactic misfits. Their quirky dynamics and ’70s playlist provide endless laughter amidst cosmic escapades.

3.”Ant-Man” (2015): Scott Lang’s journey from thief to hero is filled with comedic moments, mainly thanks to Paul Rudd’s charismatic performance and the juxtaposition of his small size and big heart.

4.”Thor: Ragnarok” (2017): Under Taika Waititi’s direction, Thor gained a new comedic edge, with brilliantly timed jokes and a fresher take on the character’s adventures alongside the Hulk.

5.”Harley Quinn” Animated Series (2019–present): This animated portrayal of everyone’s favorite anti-heroine breathes new life into the character with razor-sharp wit and an unabashedly chaotic tone.

6.”Shazam!” (2019): With its childlike wonder and slapstick humor, “Shazam!” examines what happens when a teenager can transform into an adult superhero with just one word.

7.”The Boys Presents: Diabolical” (2022): In this animated anthology spin-off from The Boys series, each episode presents a unique, satirical look at superhero culture that’s smart and outrageous.

8.”Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” (2018): Both visually stunning and hilarious, this animated film introduces us to multiple Spider-People in a multiverse adventure filled with humor and self-referential jokes.

9.”Legends of Tomorrow” (DC TV series) (2016–present): Traveling through time and featuring an ever-changing roster of characters it has established itself as the most unpredictable and comedic series in DC’s Arrowverse.

10.”Teen Titans Go!” (Animated Series) (2013–present): With its bold animation style and comedic take on the young DC superheroes, this animated series offers plenty of laughs for audiences of all ages.

11.”What If…?” (Marvel Animated Series) (2021–present): Exploring alternative realities within the MCU through different storylines, “What If…?” often takes a lighter approach to serious events from the movies.

12.”Howard the Duck” Animated Series: Though it has yet to be released, Kevin Smith is helming a “Howard the Duck” animated comedy series for Hulu which promises offbeat humor for adult viewers set in Marvel’s cinematic universe.

While some shows lean towards dark comedy and others towards family-friendly fun, each one delivers its own flavor of humor within their fantastical comic book worlds. Whether through witty dialogue or comical situations, these series show that laughter can be as thrilling as any action scene or dramatic twist in superhero lore.

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