MARVEL

Loads of cool stuff in the Marvel Weekly Flip this week, including Amazing Spider-Man, Carnage, and a bunch of notable #1’s.

A part of Tamashii Nations’ re-envisioning series of action figures, this Samurai Spider-Man harkens back to feudal Japan.

Ironheart takes flight in the first issue of Invincible Iron Man.

The One:12 line grows yet again, with the addition of a brand new villain- Captain America’s foe the Red Skull.

Lots to talk about with Marvel at this year’s NYCC, including panels, signings, and more.

The original thunder god, Thor Odinson might be on his way back to glory thanks to a mysterious second hammer…

Perhaps the one artist to be most closely associated with one of Spider-Man’s deadliest foes, Todd McFarlane’s work will grace the cover of Marvel’s new Venom #1.

Very shortly there’ll be two Iron Men running around the Marvel U, neither of which is actually Iron Man.

“Long before Super Heroes patrolled the skies, mammoth monsters roamed the Marvel Universe – leaving wanton destruction in their wake.” Behold the prelude to Monsters Unleashed.

Continuing the trend of comic boxes that are anything but boring, Marvel has some new ones that you’ll probably want to pick up.

Ever wanted to go to Wakanda? How about the Savage Land? Well, now you can true believers (sort of)! And it’s all thanks to publisher Insight Editions.

Hulk is back, but this one’s neither Totally Awesome nor Incredible. It’s Jennifer Walters, the (semi) Savage She-Hulk!

Marvel’s Darth Vader saga comes to a close with issue #25.

A consistently solid book since its debut, Darth Vader ends with a double-sized issue #25.

It has been 20 years since the debut of the shortly-lived Amalgam Comics. DC and Marvel produced Amalgam Comics together, after producing some “Batman/Punisher” crossover graphic novels.