Paige Fox

Paige Fox is the teenage daughter in the Fox family at the center of Bill Amend's FoxTrot newspaper comic strip, navigating suburban life alongside brothers Peter and Jason, parents Roger and Andy, and iguana Quincy — a relatable, humor-driven portrayal of adolescent everyday struggles.

Emerging from the pages of Bill Amend's beloved FoxTrot newspaper strip in 1990, Paige Fox is one of the enduring comic presences published by Andrews McMeel across a remarkable fifteen-year stretch of collected editions. A fixture of the Fox family household alongside Jason, Peter, Roger, Andy, and even the iguana Quincy, she's the kind of character whose suburban world feels instantly recognizable — funny, relatable, and warmly human. Whether you're picking up At Least This Place Sells T-Shirts or Am I a Mutant, or What!, Paige is exactly the sort of character who reminds you why slice-of-life comics can be every bit as rewarding as capes and cowls.