Ever since Marvel Studios kicked off its Multiverse Saga with WandaVision back in 2021, fans have been anxiously awaiting the arrival of the devil in the details, Mephisto. The character had been teased across multiple projects for a number of years, with fans basically turning his arrival into a meme. However, the wait is finally over. Marvel’s newest series, Ironheart, recently
Read MoreHere’s the third and last January Q&A with Alex Perez Q&A! This time, Alex answers questions from our Bluesky followers and Discord members about Shang-Chi, Spider-Man, Thor, Thunderbolts, X-Men and more! [Questions and answers below may have been lightly edited below for brevity, grammar and spelling.] Shang-Chi and the Ten Rings Titan: Shang-Chi 2 has been in development for a while, do
Read MoreJust in time for spooky season, we have a Marvel story where all our favorite heroes turn into zombies! A meteorite crash-lands in New York City (because where else would it land?) and all the superheroes turn up to investigate. Unfortunately, the meteorite is carrying something that turns supers into zombies. Very hungry zombies. Now those zombies are taking over the
Read MoreSince the conclusion of The Infinity Saga and the explosive first phase of The Multiverse Saga, a larger focus of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been on magic. Recent rumors have surfaced that point to a new Wong-centric Strange Academy series. Here I’ll explore the possibilities for characters we might see here, and provide some interesting tidbits about the series from
Read MoreMarvel’s Midnight Suns: Infernal Rising is a brand new novel from SD Perry which serves as a prequel to the hit video game from Firaxis. While the book and game feature many of the Midnight Sons from Marvel Comics, they are definitely in a separate universe from the comics, with their own history and interpretation of the characters. For many of
Read MoreGreetings demon spawn, and welcome to the Midnight Sons Comics Reading Guide! In the 1990s, the original vision of the Midnight Sons was too big for one comic book title. Instead of confining all their midnight madness to one single series, Marvel group editor Bobbie Chase developed the Midnight Sons as a family of titles. Similar to Batman or X-Men, the
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