The Mighty Skullboy Army

From 2001 onward, Jacob Chabot’s The Mighty Skullboy Army (Beetlebug Comics) follows a hapless, skull-faced kid and his ragtag crew of would-be supervillains as they bumble through inept schemes for world domination. Over 13 issues, Chabot’s energetic, cartoonish art and deadpan humor turn the series into a gleeful parody of superhero tropes, with the "army" rarely succeeding at anything beyond their own slapstick failures. It’s a cult-favorite indie romp that revels in its own absurdity, offering a refreshingly silly take on the genre.