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What’s black and white and red all over? That’d be the Predator, as the movie monster is about to kick off a new comic book mini-series.

Wait, another new X-Men team? Yes, but from the looks of it, this one will be shaking up the status quo in the team’s flagship book.

With the first issue out now, One World Under Doom #2 is looking to present a classic matchup, with the FF taking on the Doc.

With the world’s superheroes under his heel, Doctor Doom’s world order faces its biggest threat, the mystic villain Dormammu.

Marvel Comics is keeping that variant cover train a-rollin’, with more Marvel vs Capcom covers planned for this April.

Marvel’s upcoming new run of Amazing Spider-Man is set to intro not only a fresh first-issue, but also a villain. Meet Hellgate.

This year, the devil is back in black. Marvel Comics has revealed that Daredevil is set to once again don his black armor.

Fans of Marvel Comics’ Star Wars comic book line have a new first issue to grab this May, and it’s set to flagship a whole new era.

Picking up the story from the close of the classic Kitty Pryde and Wolverine series this year is famed X-writer Chris Claremont.

One World Under Doom is a fairly expansive event for Marvel Comics, and April is set to bring in even more crossover action.

Atha Prime is back. He’s both a forgotten Star Wars character (that never actually was) and the new villain of Star Wars: Jedi Knights.

Not really a shock, but apparently nobody likes being under Doctor Doom’s thumb, be they superhero or super-villain.

Looks like the Predators aren’t done with the Marvel Universe just yet, as one will be taking aim at Spider-Man in 2025.

There’s about to be a manhunt, and the quarry is one of the most powerful mutants in the Marvel Universe, Charles Xavier.

Earth’s sorcerer supreme lost his mantle to Doctor Doom in Marvel’s Blood Hunt event, but he’s not quite out of the game just yet.

It’s been a few years, but Fantastic Four‘s The Thing is getting another action packed five issue mini-series this March.