After a few weeks of suffering for Spidey fans, the lord publisher giveth, and the lord publisher taketh away.
Cassian, Jyn, Saw, Chirrut, Baze, and even Darth Vader himself will star in a series of new one-shots.
How do you answer Jar Jar paving the way for the rise of the Galactic Empire? You let him start a little rebellion, as a treat.
Get ready to fall in love with Alex Ross' art all over again in the upcoming story, 'Marvel Dimensions.'
Things get meta and full circle for Marvel with the 'Ultimate Endgame' event.
It's out March 25, 2026, and there are 11 covers in total by the likes of Jim Lee, Jorge Jiménez, and more.
Educating the youth beckons the Children of the Atom once more in the upcoming comic 'X-Men United.'
Looks like Chip Zdarsky's going to put the Avengers through the wringer next year in a supposed game-changing comics event.
From a new Iron Man solo to the next Spider-Man event, change is a-coming for Marvel in 2026.
DC and Marvel just announced a brand new crossover of their two popular characters.
'The Grimoire of Agatha Harkness: A Magical History and Spellbook' will conjure up some Marvel magicks this spooky season.
The crossover fun don't stop: within the pages of 'DC/Marvel,' you get Static and Ms. Marvel, Doctor Strange and Constantine, and more.
Paul Rabin might just be one of the most unpopular additions to Spider-Man continuity since 'One More Day'—but as Marvel Comics twists Spidey's relationship drama once more, it seems like fans are still far away from getting what they really want.
The rest of 2025 sees Marvel prepping its comics to focus on magic, space, and alternate universes.
If you've ever wanted to see Daredevil and Green Arrow hang, or Wonder Woman and Captain America, 'Marvel/DC' hopes to meet your demands.
Last year, 'X-Men '97' teased some resolve to that massive cliffhanger fans have been hanging on since 1998.
The Merc with the Mouth and World's Greatest Detective will appear in a brand new series of comics.
After two years off the board, Frank Castle is back with a vengeance in 'The Punisher: Red Band.'
The New Avengers are back in the comics, because synergy with the movies never died, it just got tweaked.
Three fights against Marvel A-listers have paved the way for the Predator to slaughter any Marvel character he doesn't like.
