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Marvel opens up a whole new universe of action for comics fans in style, with a pretty cool trailer showcasing the Warhammer 40k hero Marneus Calgar.

The Eternals are getting a big push at Marvel Comics, thanks to the upcoming movie, and issue #2 has a heavy hitter indeed in Thanos.

Harkening back to cover initiatives that longtime Marvelites might remember, are the newest variants from the company – a series of headshots.

Marvel Comics is planning a dark Holiday, with a December launch for King in Black. The symbiotic epic will bring on Knull with a series of tie-ins.

The Marvel Universe might be busy with Namor and his undersea kingdom right now, but there’s a much more sinister threat on the horizon.

The first announced variant cover for the first Marvel Comics 40K comic, Warhammer 40,000: Marneus Calgar will let you color your own Marine.

Spider-Man has a few arch-nemesis’, but there’s no doubt that the Green Goblin is right up there are the top. And now he’s back once again.

Marvel Comics is starting off the year with a web-swing. The newest Spider-Man book will be debuting, as Non-stop Spider-Man lands in stores.

Hasbro’s Marvel Legends retro-kick is expanding, adding a vintage Fantastic Four design. Oh, and an awesome Doctor Doom figure too.

The big X-Men event for 2020 is almost here. The off-the-wall premise sets Marvel’s mutants up against a new force of enemies, with swords drawn.

Ready for a big X-Men crossover? Then you might be excited to see that we’re finally closing in on X of Swords, Jonathan Hickman’s latest epic.

Coming in 2021 is the first Aliens Omnibus from Marvel Comics. That’s right, Marvel. But there’s a heaping helping of Dark Horse stories inside.

A surprise assortment of new Marvel Legends figures was announced today by Hasbro, this one featuring movie Venom, Midnight Sons Morbius, and more.

It’s yet another fresh start for a book, as Marvel Comics has announced a new run of Black Widow. The Avenger/super spy returns next month.

Did you have a suspicion that this would happen? Well, either way, now it’s official; Marvel Comics has the rights to Alien and Predator.