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As Marvel and DC get ready for the first of two DC/Marvel crossovers this year, with Marvel launching Deadpool/Batman in September, and DC following with Batman/Deadpool in November, Marvel has revealed a number of star-studded variant covers for the one-shots featuring other DC and Marvel pairings.

You see, while the main story of Deadpool/Batman will be, you know, Deadpool and Batman, there will be back-up stories in the one-shot, as well, featuring Captain America and Wonder Woman (by Chip Zdarsky and Terry Dodson), Daredevil and Green Arrow by Kevin Smith and Adam Kubert, and Jeff the Land Shark and Krypto by Kelly Thompson and Gurihiru. So, since there will be other characters featured in the one-shot, the variant covers will also feature different pairings, drawn by some of the biggest artists in comics.

A star Wolverine artist about to make his Batman debut had the two...

This September, the moment the comic book industry has waited decades for arrives in Deadpool/Batman #1, a Marvel Comics one-shot that will be followed in November by Batman/Deadpool #1, a one-shot published by DC.

Both crossover comics will feature explosive main stories that pit Marvel's Merc with a Mouth against DC's Caped Crusader, along with backup stories spotlighting additional Marvel/DC team-ups and showdowns.

Deadpool/Batman will be written by Zeb Wells and drawn by industry superstar Greg Capullo. Backup stories include Daredevil and Green Arrow by Kevin Smith and Adam Kubert; Jeff the Land Shark and Krypto by Kelly Thompson and Gurihiru; and Captain America and Wonder Woman by Chip Zdarsky and Terry Dodson, reflected in a newly-revealed variant cover by Terry Dodson.

"I kind of assumed Marvel would let me draw a variant cover, but then I see Terry did one, even though he already gets to draw the (amazing) story inside?...

The following contains spoilers about Giant-Sized X-Men #2, on sale from Marvel on July 30th.

All summer long, Marvel has been celebrating the 50th anniversary of the All-New, All-Different X-Men with a series of Giant-Size one-shots written by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly that have taken one of Marvel's newest mutants, Kamala "Ms. Marvel" Khan (who was a key member of Lanzing and Kelly's Nyx series), on a journey through X-Men history with the powerful Legion.

During this journey, Kamala's mutant powers have finally been revealed for the first time (they're basically her powers from the Marvel Cinematic Universe), but now the event will be coming to a close in Giant-Size X-Men #2, and Cbr has an exclusive First Look at the fight between Kamala and the X-Men and Legion in the issue, which is written by Lanzing and Kelly, and drawn by X-Men superstar, Adam Kubert.

Giant-size X-men #2

Collin Kelly, Jackson Lanzing...

Marvel’s version of the iconic DC Comics hero Batmanhas been hotly debated by fans for decades now, but as the publishers team up for a universe-shattering crossover, they may have officially confirmed that Bruce Wayne is DC’s Wolverine. For the big two comics companies’ first crossover in many years, Marvel is giving Batman the Deadpool & Wolverine treatment, replacing Logan.

Marvel and DC's latest crossover kicks off later this year, with Marvel/DC: Deadpool/Batman #1 published by Marvel Comics in September, followed by DC’s Batman/Deadpool #1 in November.

To celebrate the momentous occasion, artist Ryan Stegman’s variant cover for Marvel’s issue is the perfect homage to another legendary superhero clash, officially putting Batman in the role of Wolverine.

Marvel’s New Crossover Confirms It: Batman Is Officially DC’s Wolverine Marvel/DC: Deadpool/Batman #1; Written by Zeb Wells with Kevin Smith, Kelly Thompson, Chip Zdarsky, and...

Announced last month, the world's biggest comic book companies will crossover for the first time in decades with September's Deadpool/Batman #1, published by Marvel Comics, and November's Batman/Deadpool #1, published by DC.

Deadpool/Batman #1 will be written by Zeb Wells and illustrated by Greg Capullo, with backup stories featuring more exciting Marvel/DC team-ups. Today, you can see all-new covers for the highly anticipated one-shot by superstar artists Mark Bagley (Ultimate Spider-Man), Ryan Stegman (Venom), and Skottie Young (Oz).

All three covers spotlight the main event: Deadpool and Batman crossing swords and batarangs after Wade Wilson is hired for a job in Gotham City. Will the Caped Crusader help him or destroy him?

Bagley’s special Foil Variant Cover depicts Deadpool and Batman joining forces against the Clown Prince of Crime, The Joker; Ryan Stegman's Homage Variant Cover reimagines Todd McFarlane's iconic Incredible Hulk #340 cover with Deadpool and Batman...

The comic book companies Marvel and DC have had multiple crossovers over the decades, going back to Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man and Batman & The Incredible Hulk back in the 1970s. Among the notable moments: the Uncanny X-Men have met the New Teen Titans, the Justice League of America has met the Avengers, Darkseid has battled Galactus, we’ve had the DC Versus Marvel event that created the Amalgam Universe, Batman has met the likes of The Punisher, Spider-Man, Daredevil, and Captain America, and Superman has met the Silver Surfer, the Incredible Hulk, and the Fantastic Four. Now, we’re set to get another crossover with the comic book Deadpool/Batman, which reaches store shelves on September 17th… and the title meet-up isn’t the only crossover this comic book is going to feature! Marvel has revealed that we’ll also see Captain America and Wonder Woman, Jeff the Land Shark and Krypto,...

This October, Marvel Trick-Or-Read, the program that allows comic shops to hand out recent hit comics to visitors during the Halloween season, returns for another year! In the same spirit as Free Comic Book Day, Trick-Or-Read is the perfect way to grab new readers, providing exciting entry points into the Marvel Universe and spotlighting the most popular heroes of today.

From the start of Godzilla’s pop culture-shattering battle with the Marvel Universe to historic issues and Marvel Animation tie-in comics, this year’s Trick-Or-Read reprints offer something for everyone, including younger audiences.

Godzilla Vs. Fantastic Four #1 Halloween Trick-or-read 2025

Written by Ryan North

Art by John Romita Jr.

Cover by Adam Kubert

The Battle Of The Century Begins!

An instant classic for Godzilla and Marvel fans alike, written by current Ff scribe Ryan North and drawn by industry legend John Romita Jr.!

The King of the Monsters battles Marvel heroes across its many different eras,...

More than 20 years after Jla/Avengers hit comic book store shelves, Marvel and DC are officially crossing over again. First announced with a Batman/Deadpool crossover, the scope of the collaboration just got a lot bigger.

Per a press release from both publishers, Marvel/DC: Deadpool/Batman #1, set for release on September 17, will not only feature a main story pairing Wade Wilson with The Dark Knight, but now includes three newly announced backup stories starring Daredevil, Green Arrow, Captain America, Wonder Woman, Krypto, and Jeff the Land Shark—each with an all-star creative team attached.

Marvel And DC Announce New Stories Featuring Daredevil, Wonder Woman, Krypto, And More Kevin Smith, Chip Zdarsky, And Kelly Thompson Headline Surprise Stories Revealed In Latest Press Release

The press release, in addition to the lineup, revealed first-look covers for the shorts. Variant covers by Marco Checchetto, Gurihiru, and a wraparound from Greg Capullo accompany each story.

It was last month when we learned that Marvel's Merc with a Mouth will meet DC's Dark Knight in September's Marvel/DC: Deadpool/Batman #1, a Marvel/DC crossover the publishers say has been more than twenty years in the making.

The main story starring Deadpool and Batman will be written by Zeb Wells and illustrated by industry superstar Greg Capullo.

The one-shot will also feature additional backup stories spotlighting other exciting Marvel and DC team-ups from a lineup of all-star talent, including "Daredevil and Green Arrow" by Kevin Smith and Adam Kubert, "Captain America and Wonder Woman" by Chip Zdarsky and Terry Dodson, and "Jeff the Land Shark and Krypto" by Kelly Thompson and Gurihiru.

No Spider-Man and Superman? Next time, perhaps. 

Each of the stories above will get its own variant cover. That news leaked online earlier today, and you can now check out the "Daredevil/Green Arrow" cover...

New York, NY— June 20, 2025 — Announced last month, Marvel’s Merc with a Mouth meets DC’s Dark Knight this September in Marvel/DC: Deadpool/Batman #1, a Marvel/DC crossover more than twenty years in the making!

The main story starring Deadpool and Batman will be written by Zeb Wells and drawn by industry superstar Greg Capullo. The one-shot will also feature additional backup stories spotlighting other exciting Marvel and DC team-ups from a lineup of all-star talent, including Daredevil and Green Arrow by Kevin Smith and Adam Kubert, Captain America and Wonder Woman by Chip Zdarsky and Terry Dodson, and Jeff the Land Shark and Krypto by Kelly Thompson and Gurihiru. Each story will be reflected by its own variant cover. Today, fans can check out the Daredevil/Green Lantern Cover by acclaimed Daredevil artist Marco Checchetto and the Jeff the Land Shark/Krypto cover by Gurihiru. Plus, feast your...

The forthcoming crossover between Marvel and DC has just confirmed a meeting between Captain America and Wonder Woman. The two publishers rocked the comics world by announcing a new series of crossovers appearing later this year, the first meeting between them in over 20 years. The upcoming Marvel/DC: Deadpool/Batman #1 will not only feature the two heroes, but other exciting team-ups as well.

Grant Morrison will handle DC's end of Batman's meeting with Deadpool.

Marvel announced the back-up features for Marvel/DC: Deadpool/Batman #1. The main story, written by Zeb Wells and drawn by Greg Capullo, had previously been revealed. Joining Wells and Capullo will be Chip Zdarsky and Terry Dodson for the aforementioned Captain America/Wonder Woman crossover. Writer and filmmaker Kevin Smith will return to two characters he helped define: Daredevil and Green Arrow, in a feature drawn by Adam Kubert. Finally, Jeff the Land Shark will throw...

Marvel's 2025 Halloween Trick-or-read Titles Offer Thrilling Gateways To The Marvel Universe!: "This October, Marvel Trick-Or-Read, the program that gives comic shops the opportunity to hand out recent hit comics to visitors during the Halloween season, returns for another year! In the same spirit as Free Comic Book Day, Trick-Or-Read is the perfect way to grab new readers, providing exciting entry points into the Marvel Universe and spotlighting the most popular heroes of today.

From the start of Godzilla’s pop culture-shattering battle with the Marvel Universe to historic issues and Marvel Animation tie-in comics, this year’s Trick-Or-Read reprints offer something for everyone, including younger audiences.

Godzilla Vs. Fantastic Four #1 Halloween Trick-or-read 2025

Written by Ryan North

Art by John Romita Jr.

Cover by Adam Kubert

The Battle Of The Century Begins!

An instant classic for Godzilla and Marvel fans alike, written by current Ff scribe...

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...

For years now, Marvel has been teasing that Kamala Khan's Ms. Marvel has a hidden superpower - a result of her combined mutant/Inhuman DNA. While her stretching abilities come from her Inhuman genetics, that same DNA blocks her mutant ability from manifesting... or at least it did until now.

This isn't the superpower fans expected (and feared) Ms. Marvel would get...

In today's Giant-Size X-Men #1 - from Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, Adam Kubert, Laura Martin and Clayton Cowles - Kamala Khan is hurled through time, encountering the X-Men during the events of 1975's pivotal Giant-Size X-Men from Gil Kane and Dave Cockrum. Signing up with Cyclops' team, Kamala gets her own official X-Men costume. Then, in a battle against a corrupted version of Xavier's son Legion, she manifests an unexpected power.

Fighting Legion, Kamala's fists take on a glowing, diamond-patterned appearance, emitting a shimmering trail...

For years, Marvel and DC have done their own separate things, engaging in silent competition with each other. Whether it’s the comics or the live-action universes, fans have always wondered what it would be like if they joined forces to defeat a common enemy. Surely, the villain would tuck his tail and run, right? Well, looks like a Marvel-dc crossover is all set to answer this question!

After over two decades since the last time this phenomenon occurred, the highly anticipated crossover is here. Marvel and DC Comics are working on a collaboration that will blow your minds away, especially since it involves two of the universes’ best supes.

Batman and Deadpool are to cross paths soon Bruce Wayne / Batman | Credits: DC Comics

Right off the bat, Batman and Deadpool make up a very unconventional duo. You wouldn’t think of pairing one with the other, but then, that...

Back in February at the ComicsPro retailer expo, we got word that a new Marvel Comics/DC Comics crossover was in the works. No details were disclosed at the time, but thanks to EW, we now know which characters this massive event will focus on.

Marvel's Merc with a Mouth and DC's Dark Knight are set to cross paths in two one-shots, with Zeb Wells and Greg Capullo on board Marvel Comics' Deadpool/Batman, and Grant Morrison and Dan Mora handling writing and artwork for Batman/Deadpool.

We've seen a few of these crossovers over the years, going all the way back to Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man in the late '70s, but this is the first time Marvel and DC characters will clash on the page since 2003's Jla/Avengers.

"A lot of things have to align," Dan Buckley, the President of Marvel Entertainment, explains. "Mostly we plan...

In a wild change to Spider-Man's backstory, Marvel just revealed his parents were killed by a fellow A-list Marvel hero. Peter Parker spent much of his youth being raised by his beloved Aunt May and Uncle Ben. But that only came to pass because of the deaths of his parents, Mary and Richard Parker. Decades ago, Peter learned that Richard and Mary were CIA agents killed while working undercover against the Nazi supervillain known as the Red Skull - now, it turns out the villain had a little help.

In Spider-Man & Wolverine #1 - from Marc Guggenheim, Kaare Andrews, Brian Reber and Travis Lanham - Spidey and Logan team up to steal back a cache of information on every undercover agent, past and present. Despite the danger, Spider-Man can't resist looking into his parents' past, finding a video which shows Wolverine advancing on his parents shortly before their fatal plane crash.

The End of Mixtape Massacre: "After 10 years of killer times, it's bittersweet for our team to announce that we will be closing our online store Friday, June 13th, 2025. It has been nothing short of a dream to have had the chance to bring to life our love letter to 80s horror, Mixtape Massacre, and to have watched fans embrace it and help the world grow throughout that time. With the release of the Time Warp Expansion last summer, we officially closed the 1980s storyline of the game, and thus have a completed universe available for all to own, as well as our love letter to aquatic horror, Float: From the Deep.

All items in our store will be available at their lowest prices starting now while supplies last, and remain available until June 13th. Don't miss out.

We wish to thank all our friends and fans that we've made along the way.

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,...

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Will "Avengers: Doomsday" have room for Doctor Victor von Doom (Robert Downey Jr.) himself? The film's casting announcement confirmed not only many MCU regulars but also the cast of the forthcoming "Fantastic Four: First Steps" and several returning faces from the 20th Century Fox "X-Men" films. Some major Marvel character absences suggest this may not even be the whole cast.

"Doomsday" is going to be a two-part film, like the last "Avengers" duology, "Infinity War" and "Endgame." We can guess pretty concretely what "Secret Wars" will be: Doom will achieve godly power and rule over a realm called Battleworld. In broad strokes, that's what both the original 1984 "Secret Wars" and the 2015 one (by Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic) are about.

But "Doomsday" is less easy to predict. Beyond it introducing Doom, and presumably setting the stage for "Secret Wars," other...

Last year, Marvel Comics released All-New Venom, featuring a mystery host for the Venom Symbiote. The four leading candidates were Luke Cage, Madame Masque, Robbie Robertson, and Rick Jones, though subsequent issues have seemingly closed the door on all of them.

Mary Jane Watson's hugely unpopular boyfriend, Paul, soon emerged as another contender and didn't sit well with fans. Thankfully, he also appears to have been taken out of the running, so where does that leave us?

It's not Dylan Brock, and Eddie Brock is currently host to the Carnage Symbiote, so there aren't that many options. And we'll bet you didn't see this one coming.

Ahead of All-New Venom #5's release next Wednesday, a variant cover has leaked online which appears to confirm that Mary Jane is the new Venom. Fans have already highlighted a few clues from previous issues pointing to this being the case, so the...

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From 1977 to 1979, Marvel Comics published a 24-issue comic series called "Godzilla: King of the Monsters." This series integrated Big G into the Marvel Universe, however temporarily -- and now he's back.

Marvel will be launching a new series of six one-shots, collectively called "Godzilla vs. the Marvel Universe" (out as a full volume in September). Each issue will feature a different writer-artist team, pit Godzilla against a different Marvel hero, and be set in a different era for Marvel Comics. The full list, in release order, is as follows:

"Godzilla vs The Fantastic Four" #1, set in the 1960s

"Godzilla vs The Hulk" #1, set in the 1970s

"Godzilla vs Spider-Man" #1, set in the 1980s

"Godzilla vs The X-Men" #1, set in the 1990s

"Godzilla vs The Avengers" #1, set in the 2000s

"Godzilla vs Thor" #1, set in the 2020s/"present day."

The...

For 50 years, Len Wein and Dave Cockrum's Giant-Size X-Men #1 has remained one of the most important moments in Marvel Comics history, reshaping the X-Men forever.

Starting in May, Marvel celebrates its milestone anniversary with an all-new event revisiting key X-Men storylines in a series of Giant-Size X-Men one-shots, including Giant-Size Age of Apocalypse which features a "Revelations" backup story by Eisner Award-winning writer Jeph Loeb, an architect behind the original Age of Apocalypse, and artist Simone Di Meo.

Loeb is best known for writing stories like Spider-Man: Blue and Daredevil: Yellow, not to mention Batman: Hush for DC Comics. He was also in charge of Marvel Television before Marvel Studios took over starting with 2021's WandaVision.

Across the five anniversary one-shots, the "Revelations" backup stories will reveal hidden lore behind each story and set up exciting present-day developments. In Giant-Size Age of Apocalypse #1, Loeb returns to the iconic dystopian future he helped create.

For 50 years, Len Wein and Dave Cockrum's Giant-Size X-Men #1 has stood the test of time as one of the most important moments in Marvel Comics history, reshaping the X-Men forever. This summer, Marvel celebrates its milestone anniversary with an all-new, five-part event spanning the greatest eras of mutantkind.

From the emergence of Krakoa in Giant-Size X-Men #1 to Age of Apocalypse, House of M and The Dark Phoenix Saga, history has shaped - and shattered - the X-Men time and again. But what if those moments held deeper secrets? What if the past wasn’t set in stone?

Acclaimed X-Scribes Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing join forces with legendary X-Men artist Adam Kubert, superstar artist Rod Reis and more on this epic journey across the X-Men’s most pivotal stories.

The event sees Ms. Marvel pulled into the distant past by an unstable and unleashed Legion. Locked...

Marvel’s first family is finally making its way to the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Pedro Pascal starring as one of Marvel Universe’s most brilliant minds, Reed Richards. Known for his versatility and ability to bring nuance to every role, fan expectations are certainly sky-high to witness him playing Mr. Fantastic.

Pedro Pascal in a still from The Last of Us | Credit: HBO

While it is exciting to imagine Pascal as Reed Richards, albeit being in a different universe than the main timeline, it is just as exciting to imagine him playing one of the most villainous versions of Reed Richards, The Maker. However, given how bold Marvel Studios is, it is unlikely we will ever get to see Pascal as the deadly multiversal villain.

Marvel won’t have Pedro Pascal play this version of Reed Richards The Maker | Credit: Marvel Comics

It is the first time that the...

Throughout their decades of continuity, Marvel Comics has featured countless crossovers and globe-shattering events featuring thousands of characters from across their publishing line. Oftentimes, many these events are held in high regard, while every now and then, a handful of other crossovers just don’t land the way that creators – or fans – may have wanted.

So for every must-read Marvel Comics crossover, there are just as many stories that fans would be better off avoiding entirely. And readers will want as mnuch guidance as possible when it comes to finding the best and worst Marvel Comics crossover events.

Avoid: Avengers & X-Men: Axis By Rick Remender, Adam Kubert, Leinil Francis Yu, & more

After facing off with an Onslaught-powered Red Skull, several of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes find themselves spurred to villainy to varying degrees of success. Source of the infamous and oft-maligned retcon surrounding the familial relationship between Magneto, Quicksilver, and the Scarlet Witch,...

After a 50-year publication history, the iconic X-Men hero Wolverine is hitting a truly major milestone, with the upcoming Wolverine #8 marking the 400th issue of a Wolverine solo series at Marvel Comics. Wolverine is undeniably one of the most famous superheroes in the world - alongside other mainstream favorites like Spider-Man and Batman - making it no surprise that Logan holds the record for the most solo issues of any Marvel mutant.

The metal-clawed berserker is now on the 9th volume of his Wolverine solo series, with the very first Wolverine issue coming out in 1982, written by X-Men visionary Chris Claremont with art from the legendary Adam Kubert.

Wolverine #8 (Legacy #400), from series writer Saladin Ahmed and artist Martín Cóccolo, will be an oversized celebratory issue that will change Logan's lore forever, with Wolverine finally coming face-to-face with the mysterious Adamantine, and the issue will also feature a bonus story written...

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 Sabretooth: The Dead Don’t Talk #1

Warning: Contains intense, graphic imagery.

Wolverine is certainly one of Marvel’s most feral mutants. Without the adamantium, his healing factor would kick into overdrive and trigger his bestial true form. However, there is another mutant, often considered Wolverine’s greatest villain, whose ferocity terrifyingly overwhelms Logan’s. Unlike Wolverine, this character isn’t afraid of letting his inner animal loose. The difference between the two is so significant that even Marvel can’t avoid the truth.

Sabretooth: The Dead Don’t Talk #1 – written by Frank Tieri, with Michael Sta. Maria – features Wolverine learning some hidden history about his nemesis, Sabretooth.

Following the eight-part miniseries Sabretooth War, Victor Creed is dead, meaning Wolverine is left without his antithesis. Now, Logan is uncovering a piece of Creed’s past, with a story set in New York’s 1900s criminal underground.

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Sabretooth: The Dead Don’t Talk #1!As an undying superhero and the X-Men's adamantium-clawed berserker, Wolverine has had seemingly countless fights with countless foes, but none more brutal or notorious as his feud with the villain Sabretooth. For now, Sabretooth is dead, but in his passing, Marvel reveals that Wolverine may have greatly changed Sabretooth's life, for the worse, during their infamous encounter at Ravencroft Asylum.

Sabretooth: The Dead Don’t Talk #1 -written by Frank Tieri, with art by Michael Sta. Maria – uncovers a whole new side to Victor Creed’s past, when a stranger in a bar reveals Wolverine may have kickstarted Sabretooth’s bloody career as a supervillain. The man tells Wolverine that Sabretooth’s failed attempt at vengeance against Wolverine forever haunted Creed, driving him to new levels of savage debauchery, directed toward everyone, and anyone, around him.

This new chapter...

Last year, Marvel Comics and Toho International, the Japanese studio's U.S.-based subsidiary that has brought global sensation Godzilla to life, began an exciting new collaboration that resulted in a hit Godzilla variant cover program and long-awaited reprints and collections of Godzilla's original Marvel comic series.

Earlier this month, it was revealed that Godzilla will enter the Marvel Universe in groundbreaking new comics, beginning with six action-packed one-shots that pit Marvel heroes against Godzilla in breathtaking battles, each set in different eras of Godzilla and Marvel Comics.

The Godzilla vs. one-shots will mix Godzilla lore with the Marvel mythos, twisting history as icons like the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, Hulk, the X-Men and Thor face off against the King of the Monsters.

Of course, a milestone pop culture event like this requires the industry's greatest contemporary talents including Ryan North, John Romita Jr., Jason Aaron, Fabian Nicieza, Joe Kelly,...

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.

50: Wolverine (v1) #87 W: Larry Hama P: Adam Kubert I: Dan Green C:Marie Javins

This issue was never not going to make the list. I choose it because it centres around Maverick but of course, it is a Wolverine story first and foremost. When I got into collecting Wolverine comics one of the things I wanted to learn about first was the history of Team X. In that regard this issue delivers as it alternates between the past and present. In te present Maverick has contracted the Legacy Virus and is attempting to trick Wolverine into killing him. The flashbacks reveal how Maverick would go to any lengths to complete a mission after Sabretooth has sabotaged their exit route. There are elements in this story that are touched upon in novels and cartoons that I had read before this issue, so to see it in comics was very cool.

Godzilla will soon set his sights on Marvel's first family, The Fantastic Four. It was previously announced that March 2025 will officially mark Godzilla's takeover of the Marvel Universe. The King of the Monsters will merge with Marvel for a new six-issue crossover event, where each issue will feature Godzilla taking on an iconic superhero among the company's roster. Now, we have been given a peek at the event's launch, and the crossover will gift Galactus an impressive new ally that even Godzilla would think twice before crossing.

The one-shot in question is Godzilla vs. Fantastic Four #1 by Ryan North and John Romita Jr. which will hit stands on March 19. The cover art is by Adam Kubert, a wraparound variant cover by Leinil Francis Yu, a foil variant cover by Mark Bagley, a monster homage variant cover by Nick Bradshaw, and a versus variant cover by Lee Garbett can all be found further below.

The Avengers have been a staple in the Marvel Universe for decades, and the roster is constantly evolving - which is why it might be surprising to hear that I think the team was at its strongest under Magneto's unexpected leadership. It's hard to top a line-up like Loki, Doctor Doom, Enchantress, Carnage, and even more heavy-hitters, and I believe that the Master of Magnetism recruited the most powerful Avengers ever.

Avengers & X-Men: Axis #2 by Rick Remender and Andy Kubert is one of the tensest events I've read, as Magneto's rage-fueled murder of Red Skull allowed him to become Red Onslaught and begin using Charles Xavier's telepathic strength to spread worldwide hatred. As readers, we all witnessed many of the most talented Avengers and X-Men reduced to failed plans and inadequate powers.

Red Onslaught may have emerged victorious had Magneto not chosen that moment to rewrite the game.

Warning: Contains Spoilers for All-New Venom #1

As the chaos of the Venom War subsides, Eddie Brock and Venom are gone, leaving his son Dylan behind. With no home, no symbiote, and his father nowhere to be found, Dylan has been abandoned again, something the teen has had to endure multiple times. Now, Dylan is forced to watch Venom happily swing around with a new host while he’s been left behind to suffer.

All-New Venom #1 – written by Al Ewing, with art by Carlos Gomez – is the inauguration of Marvel’s new Lethal Protector and a tease to the mystery of Venom's new host. But, while Venom and his new other-half are swinging around New York, having a blast while taking a bite out of crime, Dylan Brock is left to watch from a distance.

Believing Venom has abandoned him, Dylan is furious and is on the hunt for the secret...

While Iron Man is perhaps the greatest hero in the MCU (and one of the greatest in Marvel Comics), there is a version of him that’s actually a villain, complete with an entire ‘evil Avengers’ team. In fact, not too long ago, many fans were convinced that this corrupt version of Iron Man was going to appear in the MCU. Given the level of outcry, it’s only a matter of time before the MCU brings this Iron Man into the fold for real, and when it does, it must include his ‘evil Avengers’.

The evil Iron Man in question is known as Superior Iron Man, which is what became of Tony Stark during Marvel Comics’ Axis event. In Avengers & X-Men: Axis, the Red Skull harnesses the power of Onslaught, and the Avengers and X-Men team up to take him down. When it became increasingly clear the heroes were going to lose,...

True heroism will always elude Wolverine, and as a reader, I think that it’s for the better. The character has always been plagued by a darker side, constantly dividing him between the better nature he tries to adhere to and his animal ferocity. No matter how hard Logan tries, he’ll never be able to become a true hero, as the latest issue of his solo series proves.

Wolverine #3 – written by Saladin Ahmed, with art by Martín Cóccolo – continues the protagonist's confrontation with Marvel's newest Wendigo, Leonard; rather than fight him, however, Logan must help him, while also surviving pursuit by Department H.

While Wolverine is able to keep Department H from attacking Leonard, he finds himself attacked by Leonard. Briefly, Logan gives into his instincts and slashes at Leonard with his claws, before being broken out of his rage by Leonard asking him to stop. Wolverine then stops...

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.

Spider-Man has had some of the most divisive comics runs in all of comics. It's been that way for years, and its no different today. Suffice to say, when fans discuss the worst that Spider-Man comics have had to offer, they'd look no further than the storyline that has been widely regarded as one of the absolute worst: One More Day.

The repercussions of this infamous storyline are still being felt today in Spider-Man comics. Fans still regard it as a low point today and that likely won't change anytime soon. But what if I were to tell you there's a run of Spider-Man comics that alleviates the effects of One More Day - or at least it presents an alternate take on Spider-Man and his mythos that would make fans happy?

Grab a seat true believers, and enter the world of The Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows.

One More Day,...

Throughout its 61-year history, the X-Men franchise has never had a villain more iconic than Magneto, the Master of Magnetism. Visually distinct, immensely powerful, and possessing Shakespearean intensity, Magneto has battled against the X-Men and alongside them. However, over sixty years, he's also enjoyed many different costumes and redesigns.

Here are the 13 wildest redesigns Magneto has received in Marvel Comics. We've looked far and wide for the biggest changes to Magneto's design, showing the many different ways the ultimate mutant warrior has greeted a world that hates and fears him.

Anti-Iron Man Armor Debuted in AvX: Vs #1, from Jason Aaron and Adam Kubert

During the AvX event, the Avengers and X-Men went to war over the future of the newly discovered mutant Hope Summers. One of the event's most impressive battles was between Iron Man and Magneto - a match-up that some fans thought would be over in seconds. Of course,...

Next year, "One World Under Doom" take over the Marvel Universe. In addition to a core title spotlighting the iconic supervillain's rise to glory as Sorcerer Supreme, Doom's reign will be felt across all Marvel Comics, including various tie-in issues and series.

Among the first wave of those will be Red Hulk, a new solo comic for Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross which arrives in stores the same month Captain America: Brave New World hits theaters.

The series will be written by Benjamin Percy and drawn by Geoff Shaw, following their explosive work together on last year's "Sabretooth War" storyline in the pages of Wolverine.

Red Hulk kicks off when Doctor Doom imprisons Ross in Latveria in order to exploit his military expertise. Ross' only hope of escape is unleashing Red Hulk's strength like never before and leading an assault on Doom's Kingdom from the inside. For a taste of what's in store,...

Red Hulk is set to star in a new ongoing series, the first ever for the character, spinning out of Marvel's One World Under Doom storytelling event with the arrival of the debut issue on shelves timed to coincide with the February release of Captain America: Brave New World, which brings the character into the MCU.

Marvel announced Red Hulk written by Benjamin Percy, with art by Geoff Shaw which will give the character an exciting role to play in One World Under Doom, as Doctor Doom imprisons "Thunderbolt" Ross as part of his takeover of the planet.

The series will be preceded by a back-up story coming in this month's Incredible Hulk #19, Hulk's 800th milestone issue, which will set the stage for Red Hulk and Doom's conflict, a story which, according to author Benjamin Percy, "does not give [readers] a second to breathe."

Red Hulk Returns In An Ongoing Solo Series,...

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.

Almost every DC Comics fan knows exactly how Superman's powers work, but what still surprises even the hardcore fans is how strange his powers can really get. While it's no secret that Superman gains power from a yellow sun, the powers he gained from a "violet sun" proved just how powerful he could really become.

Avid readers of Superman may have seen these powers in the story "Mind Over Money!" by Bob Rozakis and John Calnan from Superman #371. In this story, Superman finishes flying through hyper-space and finds himself in the direct path of a sun going supernova. But this is no ordinary sun. This star has a violet color, emitting purple solar radiation. Superman immediately flies away, but it turns out that he didn't escape unscathed.

While stopping a robbery, Superman discovers that the tiny bit of purple solar radiation he was exposed to gave him incredible power over the physical world.

While the Hulk is known for his incredible strength, that's not the only superpower that the gamma bomb bestowed on mild-mannered scientist Bruce Banner. The Green Goliath has a variety of powers, from the ones everyone knows to incredibly obscure abilities, including the power to see ghosts and grow unique organs on demand.

Here, then, are the Hulk's ten best powers in Marvel lore. Each of these abilities are possessed by Bruce Banner's Hulk and stem from his gamma powers. Remember to vote at the end of the article for what you consider Hulk's best power.

Your browser does not support the video tag. Astral Sight Hulk Can See Dead People

One of Hulk's rarest abilities, the Jade Giant is able to see Marvel's Astral Plane. This allows Hulk to see ghosts, as well as individuals like Doctor Strange and X-Men's Charles Xavier, whose abilities empower them to travel without their physical bodies.

Wolverine is one of Marvels most popular characters, but his best story might actually have been partially inspired by DC Comics legend Joe Kubert. Wolverine became popular with fans during Chris Claremont and John Byrnes landmark run on X-Men, to the point where he was eventually given his own self-titled miniseries in 1982. But the unsung hero of that Wolverine series might just be Joe Kubert, best known for his work on DC characters like Sgt. Rock and Hawkman.

Appearing alongside Adam Kubert at the Wolverine: 60-Year Anniversary panel at Dragon Con 2024, Wolverine inker Joe Rubenstein explained the influence of Adams father Joe Kubert on himself and penciler Frank Miller for that seminal 1982 miniseries.

When I had gone to the San Diego Con, I had bought a stack of your fathers (Joe Kuberts) books, Rubenstein explained to Kubert. Rubenstein then showed them to Frank Miller while the two were catching a...

Deadpool & Wolverine: Wwiii brings back Deadpool's worst aspects, stripping away what makes him beloved. Deadpool Corps spaceship rivals Star-Lord's naming conventions, adding chaos to Deadpool's chaotic team. Series shows heartfelt moments with Wolverine, but removing Deadpool's core traits leaves him flat.

Contains spoilers for Deadpool & Wolverine: Wwiii! The latest Deadpool team-up in Marvel Comics with Wolverine is bringing back one of the worst aspects in the mercenary's history. Like many other Marvel fans, I was not thrilled by Wade Wilson's time as "Deadpool" in X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009), to say the least. Since I was young, it was my first introduction to the character - and it's the worst introduction possible.

A few years later, I began a complete read-through of Deadpool's comics and found a completely different and much more fun character. However, with Deadpool & Wolverine: Wwiii, the same mistake has been made with Wade's beloved character. While the...

Wolverines bone claws caused a storm of controversy among fans when he lost his Adamantium in the nineties, but according to writer Larry Hama, it was nothing compared to what happened behind the scenes at Marvel. Logans Adamantium was ripped from his body during the Fatal Attractions event in 1993, revealing his claws were actually made of bone. Immediately controversial among fans, Wolverine went without his Adamantium skeleton for the next six years.

Appearing at the Wolverine: 50-Year Anniversary panel at Dragon Con 2024, longtime Wolverine writer Hama talked about how things got quite heated at that years X-retreat for the creators of the X-Men family of titles.

This was the year that they decided that [Wolverine] had bone claws, Hama explained, and the amount of fist-pounding and yelling and screaming about this comic was unbelievable. Things got so heated among the Marvel creators during the retreat that Hama states It almost got physical.