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You’re welcome, Canada. Agoro and The Royal Canadian Mint are bringing some killer Marvel collectibles to New York Comic Con (NYCC) in honor of two Hoser heroes. 

Looking at the Terms And Conditions for Webtoon’s Marvel Unlimited Replacement… though they may change

Posted in: Comics, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man, X-Men | Tagged: fantastic four, galactus, midnight, Midnight Fantastic Four, Midnight Spider-Man, Midnight X-Men

The countdown to Doomsday has begun. Starting Nov. 4, Dunkin’ and Marvel Studios’ “Avengers: Doomsday” will collide in a limited-time lineup of character-inspired drinks, donuts and collectibles at participating Dunkin’ restaurants nationwide. This is only the beginning, with more surprises to be announced at the top of November.

Disney+ subscribers have one last Marvel project to dig into before the MCU closes out 2026 with its one-two punch. It’s no secret that VisionQuest debuts on Disney+ on October 14, followed by Avengers: Doomsday in theaters on December 18, and there’s been a lot of buildup for both. On the VisionQuest side, the series…

Wolverine is easily one of Marvel’s most popular characters. He was a breakout star when he joined the X-Men, and quickly garnered a dedicated fanbase that wanted to see Logan keep being the best there is at what he does. They got it, and it turns out that what he does is a whole heck…

Collecting historically important comic books can be one of the most expensive hobbies for anyone who takes it seriously. Just like Pokemon cards and vintage action figures, comic books from the Golden and Silver Age of the medium can fetch amounts that put them well beyond the reach of casual buyers, with several having sold…

The superhero genre has been a cinema staple for over 20 years. But while Marvel and DC may dominate the genre with icons like Superman and Captain America, there are plenty of superhero stories featuring characters outside of those publishers. Whether it’s wholly original characters or comic book properties from outside publishers, the superhero genre…

The year 2027 is set to be a big year of change for Marvel, and they seem to be doing so without $3.99 comics in their line up.

Marvel and Webtoon have announced the launch of the new Marvel Comics app, a digital comics platform that will include titles from Marvel, Star Wars, and 20th Century Studios. The app, built and operated by Webtoon, will replace the Marvel Unlimited app, which is the publisher’s current digital platform.