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Hasbro is still going strong as they reveal their newest set of Marvel Legends are on the way including a new member of the Micronauts

Hasbro is still going strong as they reveal their newest wave of Marvel Legends, including Captain America from Earth X.

With the massive success of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which managed to become the MCU’s highest-grossing movie domestically, beating out even Avengers: Endgame, it should come as no surprise that there’s already plenty of chatter about Spider-Man 5. Just recently, there was an update on the movie suggesting that fans can expect it in the…

Paul “Triple H” Levesque has stepped outside of his role as Chief Content Officer for WWE to lend some of his talents to a different world. He has been working as a creative force with Marvel for a story in their soon to be released Amazing Spider-Man #1000 publication.

Due for release in Local Comic Shops and digital platforms on 14th October 2026, Marvel has teased pages for the three strips featured in its Captain Britain 50th Anniversary Special. The order window for this Special close this week.

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No more small screen Marvel? Not so fast! After the lacklustre reception to some of the more recent live-action Disney Plus MCU shows, such as Secret Invasion and Ironheart, rumours swirled that VisionQuest, the upcoming final entry in theWandaVisiontrilogy, may also be the final multi-episode live action MCU show, with Marvel’s TV division shifting towards…

As DC Studios’ HBO Max series Lanterns earns increasingly more goodwill with each episode, Marvel Studios seems intent on taking the plunge into the same genre, though potentially with a downgrade. Despite the box office failure of Supergirl, James Gunn’s DCU is in full swing, with Lanterns dropping new episodes every Sunday night as its…

There have been a lot of comics that have been best-sellers when released. One comic that a lot of people mention when discussing the records is Superman #75 (1992) by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding. That comic book was “Doomsday,” and it is often referred to as “The Death of Superman.” That issue sold more…

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