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The Marvel Cinematic Universe is one of the most expansive movie franchises ever made, and it features a staggering number of Marvel characters adapted from the comics. The coolest and strongest MCU characters are usually those that get the most attention from fans, as they typically tend to play a pretty major role in the…

Marvel has spent months teasing the idea that Avengers: Armageddon will radically reshape the Avengers franchise and the Marvel Universe as a whole. With the penultimate chapter of Armageddon now on the stands, we now have a better idea of what that entails. This issue introduces a huge new character to the playing field, one…

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Marvel’s 80-plus-year comic book archive and more recent expansion into an entire cinematic universe have turned it into one of the most ubiquitous names in pop culture. But its contributions aren’t just limited to the pages of comics and movie screens. Over the years, many streetwear bands have also tapped in with Marvel to create…

Marvel Studios featured Tommy Maximoff for the first time in a new poster for its next release on Disney+. Since debuting in WandaVisionalongside his twin brother, Billy Maximoff, Tommy has been one of the most intriguing anomalies in the MCU, especially after both of them ceased to exist when Wanda’s hex was taken down. Now,…

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David Bogart is to retire from Marvel Comics, and will not move from New York to the West Coast with the comics publisher

Marvel Comics, as seen through the success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has a long history of adaptations that take its characters beyond the pages of the comics. Whether it be through movies, TV shows, or video games, Marvel’s heroes and villains can thrive in outside media. Yet while Marvel continues to provide adaptations of…

DNX #1 hit shelves today, kicking off a high-stakes crossover between Jed MacKay‘s X-Men line and Ryan North‘s Fantastic Four. Written by MacKay with art by Federico Vicentini, the event sees the X-Men seek out the Baxter Building for aid as a rogue mutant faction known as 3K, led by the evil Hank McCoy now…