Browsing: Marvels

Marvel’s latest project to close out a beloved trilogy arrives on Disney+ well before Avengers: Doomsday. The upcoming eight-episode series brings back a fan-favorite villain last seen over a decade ago and reveals what has been hiding inside one Avenger’s mind all along.

There are a lot of reasons why the X-Men are so popular and one of the biggest has always been their villains. It all began with bad guys like Magneto, an enemy who represented the antithesis of everything that the X-Men represented, and just went on from there. We’ve gotten best of all-time villains like…

Try as I might, I’ve had a very difficult time connecting with Marvel’s current lineup of X-Men comics. At first, that sense of disconnect could be chalked up to the sting of losing the Krakoa status quo back in 2024. The Age of Krakoa was easily the most creatively fruitful period in the X-Men franchise…

Despite mixed critical reactions, Marvel’s Wolverine appears to be a hit with PS5 players. On the PlayStation store, the new Insomniac Games title is not only one of the best selling games on the platform, but it’s currently got positive reviews from players.

As I noted yesterday, Marvel’s VP of Licensed Publishing, Sven Larsen has been posting about various Marvel projects on his FB page. If you’re into the story behind deluxe reprints, this is for you! In his first post, he gave some thoughts about the current Marvel narrative (bad) and why it isn’t accurate. 

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Now that Marvel’s Wolverine has launched, PlayStation Store user ratings are pouring in and clashing with the review scores.

He ain’t no hero. He’s Wolverine. To be the best there is at what he does, Wolverine must also look the part, and so the creative team behind Marvel’s Wolverine turned to the comics for inspiration. 

Disney+ officially revealed Marvel’s brand-new Avengers lineup, and it’s missing key members from the team’s original roster. Marvel established the premise that the Avengers roster has never been fixed, with the lineup changing with every era, medium, and audience.

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