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NYCC is almost here, and Marvel is returning with an exciting lineup of all-star panels, immersive experiences, exclusive giveaways, and more. On Thursday, Marvel will kick things off with a blockbuster panel teasing what’s next from Marvel Television and Marvel Animation, featuring an inside look at some of the most anticipated series coming to Disney+.…

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Welcome back to the Marvel Rundown! This week we’re covering Amazing Spider-Man #1000 by a whole host of creators in our main review while our Rapid Rundown looks at Alien vs. X-Men #1 and the finale of Queen in Black.

These days, the words “Marvel” and “movies” are synonymous. Even in this era of superhero fatigue, the re-release Avengers: Endgame Encorecan top the box office. But for decades, despite Stan Lee‘s attempts to bring his heroes into other media, Marvel Comics only made it to the big screen in the form of the disastrous Howard…

Pedro Pascal as Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic in 20th Century Studios/Marvel Studios’ FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS. Photo courtesy of 20th Century Studios/Marvel Studios

Marvel Comics says that Scarlet Witch will return in 2027… But Without Steve Orlando?

On This Day, 30th September 1972, Marvel UK’s very first issue of the weekly The Mighty World of Marvel arrived in newsagents, accompanied by its “iron on” Hulk transfer, very much a collectable today.

There’s a funny thing about being a Marvel fan for a long time. You start looking past the standard MCU and want to see more comic characters come to life. The Avengers have been around the block. The Fantastic Four have been reimagined, so to speak. The X-Men are about to be the new kids on…

The next entry in the Spider-Verse franchise has reportedly been revealed. Earlier this year, Sony Pictures delivered its first live-action Spider-Man TV show with Nicolas Cage’s Spider-Noir, which debuted to rave reviews but was canceled at Amazon Prime Video due to viewership struggles. Still, Sony Pictures Television and Prime Video are moving full steam ahead…

“Spider-Noir” has been canceled, but that won’t keep a good spider down. Today, Deadline reported that Sony Pictures Television is developing a different Spider-Man television series that will stream on Prime Video. This one hails from Kelvin Yu (“American Born Chinese”), is based on the Clone Saga storyline, and will focus on Kaine Parker and Ben Reilly, two characters who have…