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Warning! Spoilers for All-New Venom #9 ahead!

Marvel'smost loathed relationship, between Mary Jane Watson and her boyfriend Paul, is officially over. As Mary Jane continues to acclimate to her role as the newest host of the Venom symbiote, she has come to terms with the need for another major change in her life: moving away from a relationship that isn't working for anybody.

All-New Venom #9, by the creative team of Al Ewing and Carlos Gómez, concludes with the dramatic break-up scene between Mj and Paul.

It is a legitimately emotional scene, as Paul tries to keep Mary Jane from leaving him, but for the majority of Marvel fans, this turn of events is a cause for celebration, rather than sorrow.

After Years Of Criticism From Fans, Marvel Finally Breaks Up Mary Jane And Paul All-New Venom #9 by The Creative Team Of Al Ewing, Carlos Gómez, Frank D'Armata, And Clayton Cowles

Since...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for All-New Venom #9!One of Spider-Man’s oldest allies has just become the latest legacy of a classic symbiote line. The Marvel Universe is positively filled with the gooey aliens who just seem to keep transforming the people in Peter Parker’s orbit. Now, someone with a history of symbiote use is donning a title that fans never saw coming.

In All-New Venom #9 by Al Ewing and Carlos Gómez, Doctor Octopus is just moments away from vivisecting Sleeper and Venom. But thankfully, Venom manages to cause a distraction that lets the two symbiotes and their hosts get away. They look around the holding cells to find Toxin, who is growing weaker by the second.

The symbiotes need to escape, but Toxin needs a host to survive. Thankfully, Flash Thompson - the former Agent Venom and current Agent Anti-Venom - shows up and offers himself up. He...

The following contains spoilers forAll-New Venom #9, on sale now from Marvel Comics.

Marvel shocked the comic book world by having Mary Jane Watson revealed as the all-new Venom. Since then, we've learned How she and Venom came to be partnered together, and why she literally Has to remain connected to the Venom symbiote to survive. Now she is taking on one of Spider-Man's greatest enemies, Doctor Octopus, and it doesn't look good for her, and in this Cbr exclusive preview of All-New Venom #9, see how Mary Jane deals with Doctor Octopus' plan to dissect her and the symbiote!

All-New Venom #9 is from writer Al Ewing, artist Carlos Gómez, colorist Frank D'Armata, and letterer Clayton Cowles, and it follows the reveal in recent issues that Doctor Octopus has been released from prison by S.C.A.R. (an anti-symbiote agency) to help them study the symbiotes. Doctor Octopus recently...

Not too long ago, Venom fans received confirmation from Marvel that Knull, the King in Black and Symbiote God, is returning from the dead. His official comeback is set for the milestone Venom #250 (2025), arriving just in time for Spooky Season. Now, Marvel is raising the excitement even higher with brand-new cover art that teases a surprising development.

Marvel recently shared an exclusive with Aipt Comics featuring an epic cover by artist Jerome Opeña for Al Ewing and Terry Dodson’s upcoming Venom #250, which hits comic book shelves on October 1, 2025.

Previously released cover art and the official synopsis for this issue already teased Knull’s return to the Marvel Universe, which came as a major surprise since he was supposedly killed by Eddie Brock, with the story implying that nothing could bring him back. Marvel has since offered a chilling explanation, stating that “Knull rules over nothing.” However, Opeña’s new...

In a surprise change to Marvel lore, The Fantastic Four: First Steps will handle Invisible Woman's powers differently to the original Fantastic Four comics. Marvel's new reveal confirms that Sue's powers won't be depicted as fans of the comic might have expected, with a significant change to Vanessa Kirby's Sue Storm compared to her comic origin.

Marvel just revealed a preview of The Fantastic Four: First Steps #1- an McU-canon comic showing the heroes' early days after gaining their powers. This 100% movie canon comic depicts their earliest adventures after gaining their powers, but Sue is very different to her original comic treatment.

In the comic, Sue takes down her arguing family by manifesting invisible globes around their heads, cutting off their air supply. In the comics, this ability to generate force fields took a whopping twenty years to manifest, showing that the MCU is making some major changes to the team's original comic continuity.

The following contains major spoilers for All-New Venom#7, on sale June 4 from Marvel Comics.

Marvel's All-New Venom is teaming up with one of the greatest symbiote superheroes of all time.

A preview for All-New Venom #7 from Marvel Comics drops readers into the middle of Central Park, where Mary Jane Watson and Flash Thompson are reuniting for a long-overdue discussion. As it turns out, Flash has been keeping his eye on Mj from afar, and not in any way she particularly appreciates. Of course, Flash had no intention of being untoward, especially not where one of his oldest friends is concerned. Instead, Flash was merely keeping an eye on Venom, who isn't all that keen on letting Mary Jane eavesdrop on their conversation.

All-New Venom#7 Written by Al Ewing Art by Carlos GÓMEZ Colors by Frank D'Armata Letters by Vc's Clayton Cowles Design by Carlos Lao and Jay Bowen Main...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Fantastic Four #32!

The most powerful superhero in the Marvel Universe, Franklin Richards of the Fantastic Four, just unlocked his ultimate form, as he has used his god-like abilities to transform into the Fantastic Four’s greatest villain, Galactus. While it’s true Reed Richards and Sue Storm’s son has taken the form of the Devourer of Worlds, Franklin Richards' version of the cosmic giant is already proving to be vastly more powerful.

In Fantastic Four #32, written by Ryan North, with art by Cory Smith, the Fantastic Four have messed with the fabric of time, trying to restore Ben Grimm’s powers, subsequently creating a reality where the Fantastic Four never received enough radiation to gain their powers. Valeria Richards awakens in this reality, where her superhero parents are completely normal; yet, she soon realizes that her brother, Franklin Richards, is Galactus and the world’s only hero.

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Al Ewing and Carlos Gómez's All-New Venom has so far revolved around the secret identity of Venom's "all-new" host.

Following the clues alongside Dylan Brock, we've ruled out various suspects over the months, including the characters originally named as the four main possibilities: Luke Cage, Madame Masque, Rick Jones, and Robbie Robertson.

While fans became nearly certain the new symbiote hero was the hugely unpopular Paul Rabin, this week's All-New Venom #5 reveals the shocking truth that it's his girlfriend and occasional superhero Jackpot, Mary Jane Watson.

Talking to Aipt, Venom editor Jordan D. White was asked why Marvel Comics decided to have Mj become the Venom Symbiote's latest host.

"We started with the idea of a mystery host, and there was a dinner where we started throwing around ideas for who the host could be," he started. "So while we didn’t kick off the whole idea of the book with Mj in place,...

Face it, Tiger: You didn't see this one coming.

Since the start of Al Ewing and Carlos Gómez's All-New Venom, the secret identity of Venom's all-new host has been driving fans wild. Following the clues alongside Dylan Brock, readers have ruled out various suspects over the months, including the four characters who were originally named as the four main possibilities: Luke Cage, Madame Masque, Rick Jones, and Robbie Robertson.

While fans became nearly certain the new symbiote hero was the hugely unpopular Paul Rabin, this week's All-New Venom #5 reveals the shocking truth that it's his girlfriend and occasional superhero Jackpot, Mary Jane Watson.

You can see the big reveal on the newly-revealed All-New Venom #5 Spoiler Variant Cover by Martín Cóccolo that pays homage to Mj's iconic first appearance, a secret fifth Suspect Variant Cover by Clayton Crain which many comic shops will receive as a complimentary surprise variant cover,...

Junior Now on Kickstarter: "The people’s poltergeist, Junior returns for the third issue of the supernatural dark comedy comic series from writer James III. All three issues available with over 80 pages of spooky hijinks from celebrity ghost cameos, undead superheroes, zombie dinosaurs, and more! Featuring award winning artists from around the globe from Georgia to Ghana. Donate to get your copy before the Kickstarter ends April 15."

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Warning: Contains spoilers for All-New Venom #4!

As Marvel Comics built up the mystery of Venom's new host, many fans thought the answer was pretty obvious, but a bombshell reveal in the latest issue just totally debunked the primary suspect. At the beginning of the symbiote hero’s new series, Marvel teased four existing characters that could have been turned into the publisher’s latest Venom, and one of the most supposedly likely options is officially off the list.

In the final moments of All-New Venom #4 – written by Al Ewing, with art by Carlos Gómez – former Hulk sidekick Rick Jones officially proves that he’s not Venom’s new host, finally showing up in the same place at the same time. Instead, Jones is revealed to have taken on the identity of a different symbiote-powered hero.

As readers worked to sniff out the Venom host’s secret identity, those who...

It has been months since Marvel teased the existence of an All-New Venom completely independent of the symbiote’s previous hosts. While Marvel and the series have been tactically placing teases and false leads to the host’s secret identity, nothing solid has been revealed yet. However, Marvel has finally revealed which comic issue readers will finally discover Venom’s identity as well the issue’s mysterious cover art.

In a post on X, Marvel Comics HQ revealed the cover image for All-New Venom #5 – written by Al Ewing, with art by Carlos Gómez – which promises to reveal the secret identity of Venom’s new host. While the comic series has presented four possible options, most fans aren’t really certain who it is.

Writer Al Ewing and Marvel have slipped in false leads already; the vague clues and overt yet useless hints have been meant to turn readers in every which way.

Warning: Contains spoilers for All-New Venom #2!

The most controversial character in Spider-Man comics has found himself in a bitter new rivalry with another hero, as Venom's son is revealed to be Paul Rabin’s biggest hater in the Marvel Universe. After first debuting in 2022, Mj’s partner Paul has received a pretty rough reaction from a number of readers, but he gets criticized more than ever as he officially enters Venom lore, all thanks to Dylan Brock.

All-New Venom #2 – written by Al Ewing, with art by Carlos Gómez – continues to escalate the tensions between Dylan and Peter. After Venom left the Brocks behind after Venom War, Dylan was luckily taken in by Mj and Paul since he had nowhere else to go, but the dynamic so far has been complicated.

Though many fans mostly despise Paul as a character, because of the obstacles he presents for Peter Parker,...

Warning: Spoilers for All-New Venom #2With the debut of an all-new Venom, readers have been set ablaze trying to figure out who the hero’s new identity is. With theories split between Rick Jones, Luke Cage, Robbie Robertson, and Madam Masque, it’s an absolute toss-up hidden behind false clues and clever leads. However, as much as Marvel is trying to hide the symbiotic hero’s true name, it’s become painfully clear who the new Venom is: it has to be Rick Jones.

All-New Venom #2 by Al Ewing and Carlos Gómez continues to tease Venom’s host while the duo takes to their new life of crime fighting. With an expressive fresh face and bright golden accents, Venom has now become a flashy reflection of its previously dark and brooding aesthetic.

Boisterous and quippy, this host loves his heroic moments and chances to flex in front of the masses.

Warning: Contains potential spoilers for All-New Venom #2!

Fan-favorite NHL mascot Gritty may have just made a surprising appearance in Marvel Comics, debuting as a dastardly villain and ready to go up against the all-new Venom. Since his debut on the ice in 2018, the fuzzy orange character cheering on the Philadelphia Flyers has become a meme-worthy sensation, and a very similar-looking creature will be showing up as part of a classic, yet appropriately silly, team of villains.

In the preview for All-New Venom #2 – written by Al Ewing, with art by Carlos Gómez – the newly-redesigned symbiote and its mysterious host find themselves taking on the Death-Throws, a group of juggling criminals. As the team auditions three new members, one familiar orange face stands out from the rest.

Gritty, or some kind of doppelgänger, appears among the villainous team before going up against Venom, both wearing a Philly shirt and holding a cheesesteak.

Warning! Spoilers for Marvel's All-New Venom

With the debut of the All-New Venom series, Marvel Comics has introduced a major mystery, as fans eagerly wait to discover the secret identity of Venom’s new host. Unlike Eddie or Dylan Brock, this currently unknown hero is loud and boisterous, a far cry from Venom’s old hosts. However, while readers still don’t know who’s hidden under the symbiote, there are a few characters that are definitely not.

In an interview with Aitp, Marvel Editor Jordan D. White discussed All-New Venom – written by Al Ewng, with art by Carlos Gómez – and offered some valuable hints into the direction of the series as well, as insight into the behind-the-scenes process of the series’ creation.

While Jordan obviously wouldn’t comment on who Venom’s host is, he was able to confirm some of the characters who didn’t make the cut.

Warning: Contains spoilers for Scarlet Witch #7!

Coming off of the character’s official MCU debut in Agatha All Along, the son of Agatha Harkness has returned to Marvel Comics to face off against the Scarlet Witch. Nicholas Scratch’s comic book counterpart is quite different from his recent live-action television appearance, and the diabolical Fantastic Four villain has finally come back to raise hell for Wanda Maximoff and her family in her magical corner of the Marvel Universe.

Scarlet Witch #7 – written by Steve Orlando, with art by Lorenzo Tammetta – brings Nicholas Scratch face-to-face with the Scarlet Witch, her sons Wiccan and Speed, and her mysterious new protégé, Amaranth, as he seems to reclaim his spot as one of Marvel Comics’ major magic users.

Still harboring ill feelings for his mother and Wanda, the witch’s son concocts an evil plot that's supposed to make the hero choose between her sons...

The true identity of Marvel’s new Venom is a huge mystery, but the book’s editor has just laid out the list of suspects who might have taken up the mantle of lethal protector. It’s a classic superhero secret identity story, but told from the point of view of someone who doesn't know who's behind the gooey mask. All that readers can do for now is guess between four potential hosts.

In an interview with Aipt, All-New Venom editor Jordan D White has broken down the four classic Marvel characters who could be the new Venom, and why each of them would be interesting as the symbiote’s host.

The new book, written by Al Ewing and drawn by Carlos Gómez, is structured as a mystery, with former Venom host Dylan Brock trying to work out who has 'his' symbiote. The four in question are Luke Cage, Madame Masque,...

Warning: Contains spoilers for All-New Venom #1!

The mystery of the All-New Venom has officially kicked off in Marvel Comics, and I’m pretty sure there’s a shocking suspect hiding in plain sight. There are four characters strongly teased as the symbiote’s potential new host, but Mary Jane Watson’s introduction in the series makes me suspicious. The more I read into it, the more I’m convinced that Marvel may have been intentionally misleading when teasing Venom’s latest bond.

The main story of All-New Venom #1 – written by Al Ewing, with art by Carlos Gómez - features the first appearance of the new golden iteration of the symbiote hero with its still-unknown human host, setting up all the supposed options in the surrounding scenes. However, I think there are clues dropped in the issue’s epilogue that point to Mary Jane as an unexpected suspect.

As Mj comes...

Warning: Contains spoilers for All-New Venom #1!

Marvel Comics has finally debuted the reinvigorated version of Venom, featuring a fresh golden redesign and a new host bonding with the alien symbiote. In the aftermath of the mega-crossover event Venom War, Marvel’s main Venom mantle is getting a major makeover outside the Brock family. The All-New Venom ongoing series will officially reveal which established character becomes the titular symbiote-powered hero under the shiny new bright-gold look.

The preview for All-New Venom #1 – written by Al Ewing, with art by Carlos Gómez – continues to tease the secret identity mystery of the new symbiote host. When Marvel announced a new version of Venom that would be introduced, it put forth four major suspects as to who could be the next host, and none of them have been ruled out yet.

Here, the redesigned Venom makes a bold debut to take down the A.I.

Who is the All-New Venom? Following the recent Venom War event, writer Al Ewing is spinning his symbiote saga into a brand new ongoing series alongside superstar artist Carlos Gómez.

Hitting stands next week, the series will see the Venom symbiote bond to a host very different than any he's had in history. The mystery of Venom's identity will unfold over the title's first arc, and when the secret is finally revealed, it will supposedly "shock readers and Marvel heroes alike."

As for who might be wearing the alien suit, Madame Masque, Robbie Robertson, Rick Jones, and Luke Cage are the confirmed candidates, with the latter three teased in this first look at the issue (courtesy of some very on-the-nose dialogue which sees them each hint that they might have a certain alien up their respective sleeves).

As for which of them will eventually be revealed as the All-New Venom.

Who is the All-New Venom? Following the ongoing Venom War event, writer Al Ewing will spin his symbiote saga into a brand new ongoing series alongside superstar artist Carlos Gómez.

Hitting stands this December, the series will see the Venom symbiote bond to a host very different than any he's had in history. The mystery of Venom's identity will unfold over the title's first arc, and when the secret is finally revealed, it will supposedly "shock readers and Marvel heroes alike."

As for who might be wearing the alien suit, Robbie Robertson, Madame Masque, Rick Jones, and Luke Cage are the confirmed candidates.

Today, you can check out every cover for the debut issue including pieces by acclaimed creators Adam Kubert, Humberto Ramos, Skan, Stephen Platt, and Chris Giarrusso along with a gold foil cover by Iban Coello, the first part of Giuseppe Camuncoli’s connecting cover series, and more.

Marvel Comics “Fantastic Four” #25, available November 2024, is written by Ryan North and illustrated by Carlos Gómez, with covers by Sean Galloway, Joshua Cassara, Greg Cappulo and Greg Land:

“…when an excursion to ‘Latveria’ sends the ‘Fantastic Four’ to an alien world, they have to work just to survive — and to make their way back to Earth.

“But that won’t be easy on a world so unlike our own and with an alien civilization hundreds of years behind where we are, not made any easier when ‘Johnny Storm’ hooks up with one of the aliens.

“And that’s before this world’s terrible secret is revealed, with billions of lives depending on what the ‘Fantastic Four’ decide next…”

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Peter Parker, a.k.a. the Amazing Spider-Man, was the first person to bond with the Venom Symbiote. Next was Eddie Brock and, when Marvel Comics felt that character had run his course, the alien suit was passed to Mac Gargan and later "Agent Venom" Flash Thompson.

Eddie would eventually regain his alien other, though recent years have seen him become a true anti-hero.

Now, in the wake of Venom War - which has seen Eddie and his son, Dylan, butt heads - the Marvel Universe is getting an All-New Venom comic.

Al Ewing will write the series, while Carlos Gómez is on art duties; however, the biggest difference in All-New Venom will be that the Lethal Protector is getting a new host and an Earthbound story which brings the character back to his roots after years of cosmic, universe-altering adventures.

We don't know who the new Venom is yet,...

Taylor Swift has conquered the world of music, and it's long been rumored that the next step in her career is the movies.

She has her own eponymous production company, for one. In 2020, she starred in the documentary "Miss Americana," and in 2021, she directed a short film adapting her song "All Too Well," starring Sadie Sink and Dylan O'Brien. Aside from a handful of supporting roles in several films, she also took the 2023 box office by storm with the "Eras Tour" concert film.

Swift has a passionate fanbase, one that is famous for finding (or creating) supposedly hidden messages across her lyrics. Now, her newly released 11th album, "The Tortured Poets Department," has whipped up a new Swiftie theory.

The last track of "The Tortured Poets Department" — "Clara Bow" — concludes with the line: "The future's bright and dazzling." Fans jumped to the obvious conclusion; of course, Swift is hinting to...

Invisible Woman's force fields now rival the power of the Cosmic Cube and can protect against reality-warping abilities. Sue's abilities have evolved to match some of the most potent forces in the multiverse, including the Celestials. The Fantastic Four are discovering new, powerful ways to utilize their abilities, with Invisible Woman emerging as a key player.

Warning: Contains spoilers for Fantastic Four #19!The Fantastic Four are some of Marvel's most high-powered superheroes, but the Invisible Woman is taking her force fields to previously unimaginable levels. When faced with a Cosmic Cube, one of the most powerful objects in existence, Sue is able to hold back its reality-warping power. That means her powers have advanced so far as to engage with some of the most potent forces in the multiverse.

In Fantastic Four #19 - by Ryan North, Carlos Gómez, Jesus Aburtov, and Joe Caramagna - Trapster gets his hands on a...

Marvel Comics just revealed that the Human Torch has the power to create invisible fireballs by manipulating his flame's light, making it ultraviolet. Johnny Storm proved how he can manipulate his flame's light in Fantastic Four #18, as he did so to create a super laser with his sister, Invisible Woman. While he hasn't used it yet, the Human Torch's ability to create invisible fireballs is a huge win for the Fantastic Four, as it's an attack their enemies literally won't see coming.

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Fantastic Four #18! The Human Torch is perhaps the strongest member of the Fantastic Four in terms of the raw power he can summon and manipulate through his cosmic-ray-induced mutation alone. Johnny Storm isn’t as smart as Mr. Fantastic, or as physically strong as the Thing, or as resourceful/tactical as the Invisible Woman, but when it comes to pure, unadulterated power, the Human Torch has them all beat.

The Thing's rocky skin grants him the power to create illusions when combined with Invisible Woman's abilities. Sue and Johnny's super laser, utilizing their powers, obliterates invisible asteroids threatening Earth, which is an example of how strong the Fantastic Four can be when they combine their powers. Marvel continues to innovate the Fantastic Four, revealing surprising power combinations.

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Fantastic Four #18! Out of all the members of the Fantastic Four, the Thing’s powers are easily the most straightforward, as they are directly tied to his physical appearance. Ben Grimm was mutated by cosmic rays, and was transformed into the super-strong, rocky-skinned hero fans know and love today. However, aside from boasting an armored exterior and superhuman strength, the Thing’s rocky skin actually offers him another, decidedly wild power that many fans would never have expected.

In Fantastic Four #18 by Ryan North and Carlos Gómez, the...

In Fantastic Four #18, superhero siblings Sue and Johnny Storm – Marvel's Invisible Woman and Human Torch – combined their powers to prevent a global catastrophe, proving the true extent of their abilities. In the issue, Franklin Richards foresees disaster, but with inspiration from Alicia Masters, the team saves the day by creating powerful laser beams that are able to effortlessly destroy the incoming asteroid threat. The Fantastic Four's curiosity, and willingness to experiment, always lead to new ways to use their powers, which has allowed them to be one of Marvel Comics' most dynamic teams, even sixty years after their debut.

Warning: Contains spoilers for Fantastic Four #18!!

The Fantastic Four have been saving the Marvel Universe for decades, yet they’re still discovering new ways to use their powers. The Human Torch and Invisible Woman just pushed their boundaries further than ever as they channeled Johnny’s flame and Sue’s...

As Invisible Woman and Human Torch combine their powers to create a laser blast, Fantastic Four reveals more evolved powers are coming. Shield's file on Reed Richards reveals he's capable of 'mitosis' - not just stretching, but splitting into multiple bodies. With the Ff heading for the MCU in 2025, is Marvel setting up a very different depiction of Reed Richards' powers?

Warning: contains spoilers for Fantastic Four #18!As Pedro Pascal heads for the MCU as Fantastic Four's Reed Richards, aka Mister Fantastic, Marvel has introduced a jaw-dropping new revelation about the genius hero's powers. After being exposed to cosmic radiation, Reed's body became incredibly malleable, allowing him to stretch like rubber. However, Reed isn't just a superhero, he's the smartest man in the world, and he's used his years of experience to test his body and powers, devising new ways to use his abilities. However, it turns out he's only scratched the surface.

Fantastic Four reveals Franklin Richards didn't lose his powers, retaining the ability to alter reality. Marvel rewrites 6 years of stories, showing that Franklin suppressed his powers but they reactivate once a year. This twist sets the stage for Franklin to reclaim his full powers eventually, and maybe even his mutant status.

Marvel's most powerful hero just made a grand return, as Fantastic Four rewrites years of comic lore. Franklin Richards is the son of Reed Richards and Susan Storm - a wildly powerful reality-warper who can create entire new universes in moments. However, recent comics have made big changes to Franklin, removing his powers, rewriting their origin, and putting his awe-inspiring cosmic purpose in question. Or at least, that's how it's seemed for the last six years...

In a preview of Fantastic Four #18, fans learn 'The Secret of Franklin Richards.' The pages reveal that Franklin never actually lost his powers - instead,...

Reed Richards showcases his dark and dangerous side with the creation of a "temporal recoupler," a gun that can brutally kill time travelers. The concept for the device, which Reed claims rapidly ages a time traveler's body, demonstrates the twisted nature of Reed's mind and his incredible intellect in coming up with such a horrifying concept. While Reed is prepared to take a life if necessary, he ultimately proves that he doesn't need violence to win, relying on his intelligence and the support of the Fantastic Four to outsmart his foes.

Warning: Contains spoilers for Fantastic Four #17!

The Fantastic Four's Reed Richards is one of the smartest minds in the Marvel Universe. Sometimes that intelligence is the only thing keeping him from being an incredibly dangerous villain, and a confrontation with a Kang variant shows just how dark his mind can get. To stop Rama Tut from changing all of human history,...

Alicia Masters-Grimm is a crucial member of the Fantastic Four, without whom the team would have been defeated by Kang the Conqueror. The Fantastic Four recognizes Alicia's talents and treats her as an equal, involving her in battles and relying on her skills. The love and support among the Fantastic Five, including Alicia, make them a formidable force against even the greatest challenges, like Kang.

Warning: Spoilers for Fantastic Four (2022) #17 ahead!Their name may be "The Fantastic Four," but Alicia Masters-Grimm is just as much a member of both the team and the family as her husband, Ben Grimm, aka the Thing. Alicia has proven herself to be a crucial member of the Fantastic Four's plans and stratagems to the point where, if not for her involvement, the team would have been slain outright by a proto-Kang the Conqueror.

Ryan North, Carlos Gómez, Jesus Aburtov, and Joe Caramagna's...

Fantastic Four #17 presents the team with a time travel mystery, as they discover an ancient skeleton that turns out to be the Invisible Woman. The issue also reveals some of Reed Richards' biology, showcasing his 'stretchy' skeleton. The wild detail raises questions about the weirder aspects of his powers, and deviates from past details about his body.

As the Fantastic Four investigate a trippy time-travel mystery, Marvel casually reveals a surprising detail about Reed Richards' biology. After a turbulent period, the team are finally back together, once again working to discover the impossible secrets of the Marvel Universe - including the limits of their own powers.

In a preview of Fantastic Four #17, the Invisible Woman uses her recently revealed doctorate in archeology to investigate an unusual find - the skeleton of a modern human who somehow died in the Stone Age. The team naturally assume they're dealing with time travel,...

Can Jackie keep it together in the second season of the Hightown TV show on Starz? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like Hightown is cancelled or renewed for season three. Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feel frustrated when their viewing habits and opinions aren't considered, we invite you to rate all of the second season episodes of Hightown here.  *Status Update Below.

A Starz crime drama series, the Hightown TV show stars Monica Raymund, James Badge Dale, Riley Voelkel, Amaury Nolasco, Atkins Estimond, and Dohn Norwood. Tonya Glanz and Imani Lewis recur while second season guests include Luis Guzmán, Jona Xiao, Carlos Gómez, Mark Boone Junior, Cecil Blutcher, and Crystal Lee Brown. In the second season, Jackie Quinones (Raymund) has achieved...

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Airing on the Starz cable channel, the Hightown TV show stars Monica Raymund, James Badge Dale, Riley Voelkel, Amaury Nolasco, Atkins Estimond, and Dohn Norwood. Tonya Glanz and Imani Lewis recur while second season guests include Luis Guzmán, Jona Xiao, Carlos Gómez, Mark Boone Junior, Cecil Blutcher, and Crystal Lee Brown. In the second season, Jackie Quinones (Raymund) has achieved her dream of becoming a real cop and is out to do...

In its first season, Hightown drew very low ratings -- until the final two episodes of the season. That surge suggests that many viewers were watching much of the series via some kind of delayed viewing and that bump in the ratings may have helped the Starz show secure a second renewal. Will history repeat itself? Will Hightown be cancelled or renewed for season three? Stay tuned.  *Status Update Below.

A crime drama series, the Hightown TV show stars Monica Raymund, James Badge Dale, Riley Voelkel, Amaury Nolasco, Atkins Estimond, and Dohn Norwood. Tonya Glanz and Imani Lewis recur while second season guests include Luis Guzmán, Jona Xiao, Carlos Gómez, Mark Boone Junior, Cecil Blutcher, and Crystal Lee Brown. In the second season, Jackie Quinones (Raymund) has achieved her dream of becoming a real cop and is out to do some good in this...

Ms. Marvel's mutant powers may cancel out her Inhuman abilities, according to Emma Frost. Kamala Khan's Inhuman stretching powers may not last forever, as revealed in Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #4. There is speculation about whether Marvel will change Ms. Marvel's powers to match the MCU, but no such change has been made yet.

Warning: spoilers for Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #4!During the Fall of X era, Ms. Marvel has been one of the only mutants who hasn't needed to go into hiding. While the anti-mutant group Orchis have now finally tracked her down, one of the reasons she could hide was that her latent mutant powers haven't yet awakened. However, a chat with Emma Frost reveals that might be a good thing for now, as her mutant powers could cancel out her Inhuman abilities.

Kamala Khan is one of Marvel's most popular characters, and revealing her to...

Kamala Khan, the beloved Ms. Marvel, will face the challenges of being a mutant in her hometown of Jersey City during the ongoing Fall of X, battling mutant hatred and iconic X-Men villains. The upcoming limited series, "Ms. Marvel: Mutant Menace," will explore the consequences of Kamala being revealed as a mutant and potentially being forced to work as a hero in the shadows. Iman Vellani continues to bring Kamala Khan's unique voice to life, integrating her into the X-Men mythos while staying true to her cultural and Inhuman identity. The series will also delve into Kamala's mutant journey and potentially reveal her mutant ability.

The beloved Kamala Khan will continue to reconcile her new identity as a mutant and member of the X-Men in the upcoming Ms. Marvel: Mutant Menace, another 4-issue limited series once again written by Ms. Marvel's MCU actress Iman Vellani, and writer Sabir Pirzada.

The Fantastic Four's Invisible Woman is facing impending death as her ancient body is found during an archaeological dig, with artwork by Alex Ross. With a time travel mystery afoot, Sue Storm will work to solve the mystery of her own upcoming death. Fantastic Four #17 will be available from Marvel Comics on February 7, 2024.

The Fantastic Four are facing tragedy, as the Invisible Woman's impending death cuts down an iconic hero. Sue Storm has spent the last few years proving just how powerful she is, even being branded a "Walking Mass-Extinction Event" by Maria Hill after revealing her ability to blot out the Sun. However, power doesn't equate to safety, and death is coming for the Invisible Woman.

This shocking turn of events has been announced amid a slew of comic solicits for February 2024. The description of Fantastic Four #17 reveals that Sue Storm's ancient corpse will be found during an archaeological dig,...

In Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #2, Kamala Khan (Ms. Marvel) encounters a dangerous entity in her dreams, a fanfiction creation called the Cosmic Sorcerer, a hybrid of Doctor Strange and the Silver Surfer. With the help of her friend Bruno, Kamala contacts the being and dubs it Doctor Surfer, setting the stage for a unique introspective journey and the potential to change the Marvel Universe. Created by Iman Vellani, the actor who portrays Ms. Marvel in the MCU, Doctor Surfer adds a fun and meta layer to the character's origins and has the potential to make regular appearances outside of Kamala's mindscape.

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #2With the Fall of X dramatically changing the game for X-Men new and old, Ms. Marvel’s newest solo series reintroduces her to fans as a member of Marvel's Merry Mutants. But a recent pattern of dangerous dreaming currently...

As Marvel's newest mutant, Ms. Marvel is a vital asset as the X-Men fight back against the mutant-hating group Orchis. And in a new twist, fans learn that she's bringing an ability to the team that they desperately need. With 250,000 mutants missing presumed dead, Cyclops a prisoner of Orchis, and the remaining heroes using power-dampening tech to stop the new Stark Sentinels crushing them underfoot, Kamala Khan's mission could make or break mutant survival.

In a preview of Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #1 from Sabir Pirzada, Iman Vellani, Carlos Gómez, Adam Gorham, and Erick Arciniega, Kamala makes her way into the tunnels under New York to meet up with Synch and Talon's mutant resistance. Ms. Marvel's mission is to infiltrate an Orchis lab, utilizing her civilian identity and the fact that almost no-one knows she is a mutant. Kamala is a previously thought impossible Inhuman/mutant hybrid, with her...

Kamala Khan's resurrection as a mutant comes at the worst time, as the X-Men face widespread hatred and are on the run from Orchis after the devastating Hellfire Gala attack. In the upcoming Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #1, Kamala goes undercover with Orchis, a mutant-hating group, to take them down from the inside, risking her life once again. Kamala's mission as an undercover spy pushes her to the limits, as she fights to save her newfound mutant family and prove herself as a hero, even in the face of betrayal and danger.

Warning: contains spoilers for X-Men: Hellfire Gala 2023 #1!The controversial decision to kill off beloved Marvel icon Kamala Khan has led to the young Ms. Marvel being resurrected as a mutant in this year's calamitous Hellfire Gala, and new preview pages for the upcoming Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #1 reveal Kamala is on a dangerous undercover mission for the X-Men.

At the Walt Disney Co., the CFO job has long been intertwined with rumors of succession.

In an earlier era, Tom Staggs had been Disney’s CFO, before moving to oversee its parks business and then to the COO position, where he was widely seen as a possible successor to Bob Iger.

Jay Rasulo, who succeeded Staggs as CFO, stepped down from the role after Staggs’ promotion to COO, as the Iger deputies grappled over who would become second-in-command to Iger, the entertainment industry’s honorary captain.

Neither of those executives are still with Disney. And yet nearly a decade later, Iger is still in charge in his second tour as CEO, and the CFO role is once again throwing a wrench in Disney’s succession drama.

Christine McCarthy, who was named Disney’s CFO in 2015 following Rasulo’s resignation, said on June 15 that she would take a family medical leave of absence,...

Warning: Potential spoilers for Rogue & Gambit ahead!In a potentially upsetting move, Marvel is setting the stage to make or break X-Men's most beloved couple, Rogue and Gambit during the course of their newly-launched series, Rogue & Gambit.

The infamous couple has a long and tumultuous history, breaking up and getting back together multiple times since their first meeting in the '90s. Although it was "lust at first sight" between the two heroes, the unlikely partnership developed into long-lasting love, with the two finally getting married in 2017's X-Men: Gold #30. Rogue & Gambit - written by Stephanie Phillips with art by Carlos Gómez and David Curiel - focuses on the "happy couple" as they embark on a mission given to them by Rogue's precognitive mother Destiny, involving the mutant Avenger Manifold. A new solicit from League of Comic Geeks for issue #3 of the series hints that after, "Gambit discovers Rogue’s been keeping secrets,...

Lyle Lovett as Mayor Waylon Gates and Donnie Wahlberg as Danny Reagan in ‘Blue Bloods’ season 13 episode 15

Grammy winner Lyle Lovett reprises his role as Texas Ranger Waylon Gates on CBS’s Blue Bloods season 13 episode 15. Directed by Doug Aarniokoski from a script by Ian Biederman and Yasmine Cadet, episode 15 – “Close to Home” – will air on Friday, March 10, 2023 at 10pm Et/Pt.

The cast is led by Tom Selleck as Frank Reagan, Donnie Wahlberg as Danny Reagan, and Bridget Moynahan as Erin Reagan. Will Estes stars as Jamie Reagan, Len Cariou is Henry Reagan, Sami Gayle is Nicky Reagan-Boyle, Marisa Ramirez plays Det. Maria Baez, and Vanessa Ray is Officer Eddie Janko.

Season 13’s recurring guest stars include Abigail Hawk, Gregory Jbara, Robert Clohessy, Steven Schirripa, Andrew Terraciano, Steven Maier, and James Nucifero.

“Close to Home” Plot: Danny partners with Texas Ranger Waylon Gates (Lovett) again to deliver an infamous drug cartel boss to arraignment,...

Between the two characters who carry the Wolverine mantle, readers have often pondered and debated as to who is the strongest of the two: Logan or Laura? Truth be told, both characters have valid reasons as to why fans may take one over the other. For starters, Logan obviously has an edge when it comes to public favor considering that he is the original and longest-tenured Wolverine. Readers have watched the rabid Logan wreak havoc across the Marvel Universe for far longer than Laura.

On the other hand, Laura - Logan's clone and, technically speaking at least, his daughter - was literally made to wreak havoc. As the former X-23, Laura was built and raised to be a weapon, unlike her father before her who grew into being a weapon rather than being born as one. Laura has shown to be just as deadly and savage as her father in the past,...

Marvel has announced this morning that they’re headed to the Grindhouse with X-Terminators, a limited X-Men comic series inspired by classic Grindhouse genre movies. Marvel reveals, “Dazzler, Jubilee, Wolverine, and Boom-Boom star in an explosive new X-Men limited series by Leah Williams and Carlos Gómez this July!” X-Terminators is being described as a “chaotic ride […]

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Jackie's struggles and battles aren't over. Starz has renewed the Hightown TV show for a third season. The second season finished airing in December. There's no word yet on when we'll see season three.

A crime drama series, Hightown stars Monica Raymund, James Badge Dale, Riley Voelkel, Amaury Nolasco, Atkins Estimond, and Dohn Norwood. Tonya Glanz and Imani Lewis recur while second season guests include Luis Guzmán, Jona Xiao, Carlos Gómez, Mark Boone Junior, Cecil Blutcher, and Crystal Lee Brown. In the second season, Jackie Quinones (Raymund) has achieved her dream of becoming a real cop and is out to do some good in this world. Thrust immediately into the crime wave of deadly carfentanyl flooding Cape Cod, Jackie is laser-focused on bringing down drug dealer Frankie Cuevas (Nolasco), the man she holds responsible for the death of her best...