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He recovered The Ark of the Covenant. He secured the Holy Grail. Now, famed archaeologist Indiana Jones sets his sights on some of the most powerful items found in the Marvel Universe in all-new Indiana Jones Marvel Artifacts Variant Covers!

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Marvel Comics is home to some of the most three-dimensional and complex villains in modern fiction. Even the biggest names of Marvel’s rogues’ gallery, including Doctor Doom, Magneto, Green Goblin, Venom, and Galactus, have either undergone temporary or permanent redemption arcs or possess motives that make their actions somewhat understandable. However, some characters don’t have…

When Marvel Studios announced ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ in 2012, the general public was confused because this team was practically unheard of.

In BLACK PANTHER/NAMOR: DOOMED (2026) #1 by Ethan S. Parker, Griffin Sheridan, and Stefano Nesi, Black Panther and Namor get trapped in hell… with Doom! Spinning out of the events of Captain America (2025) and Avengers: Armageddon (2026). Black Panther and Namor must investigate Hell when Wakanda and Atlantis are attacked by demons! But once there, these rival kings discover they…

Batman holds the title of the smartest human in DC Comics, even eclipsing super geniuses like Lex Luthor and Mr. Terrific. The Dark Knight has earned this title because not only is he the World’s Greatest Detective, but also because he’s built some of the most advanced technology on the planet. Batman is so smart…

Disney shocked the world on August 31, 2009, by striking a $4.24 billion agreement to take over Marvel Entertainment. Absorbing that legendary comics catalog was a high-stakes play to expand its holdings, and the move ultimately rewrote the rules of movies, television, and mainstream culture. Almost seventeen years on, the consequences remain unmistakable: Marvel’s heroes…

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Before he became the big screen icon we know today, Steven Spielberg famously began his professional directing career via episodes of shows like “Night Gallery” and “Columbo” before tackling features. A key transitional work for him was 1971’s “Duel,” which began as an ABC movie of the week before getting a theatrical release after its broadcast.…