Marvel Comics.
company that publishes comic books and related media
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What's happening
Active this week
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Marvel Comics characters are being adapted for Disney+ series, with Kevin Feige discussing the MCU's future direction.Well supported5 reports1 development inside
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Marvel utilized creators to develop new features for its intellectual properties.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Marvel Comics content is being used for a Disney+ TV show, and Caine is featured in John Wick: Chapter 4.Some support1 report
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The UN pushes a Superpowers Resolution with Nick Fury as he works with the UN on a crackdown, coinciding with the release of Avengers Armageddon.Some support1 report
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Action takes place in New York City involving Marvel Comics.Well supported3 reports4 developments inside
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Charles Soule writes a new Venom series for Marvel Comics, with the character defending New York's Alphabet City.Some support1 report
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Marvel Comics allegedly refused to pay Mark Millar for his work, while Bleeding Cool reported on Marvel's bestseller list.Some support1 report
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A new Marvel Comics series plot involves a mission set in Las Vegas.Some support1 report
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Marvel Comics has entered into an agreement with Cannon regarding the licensing of its characters for film adaptation.Some support2 reports
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A Marvel Comics storyline has emerged that threatens the planet Earth.Well supported5 reports2 developments inside
Earlier this month
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Marvel Comics personnel, including Bill Jemas and Joe Quesada, were recently associated with the company, while Bleeding Cool covered Mark Millar's work on Ultimates.Some support1 report
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A new Marvel series is announced where Doom aligns with Darth Vader and the Galactic Empire, featuring creators like Dan Jurgens and Alex Ross.Some support1 report
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Marvel Comics announced new series and a crossover featuring Peter Parker, reuniting Brian Michael Bendis and hiring Andrea Sorrentino.Some support1 report
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Marvel Comics is utilizing David Marquez for crossover artwork.Some support1 report
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Marvel Comics and KadoComi have launched a new collaboration.Some support1 report
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Marvel Comics announced a new crossover featuring Peter Parker, with Chip Zdarsky writing and Christian Rosado and Ben Harvey handling the art.Some support1 report
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Lego hosts a challenge combining Marvel and Star Wars properties, building on its relationship with Marvel Comics.Some support5 reports1 development inside
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Marvel Comics and Lego launched a crossover spin-off, featuring a collaboration between Kevin Smith and David Marquez.Some support1 report
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Mars is collaborating with Marvel and Disney Cruise Line, while its products are also available at Walmart.Some support1 report
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Marvel debuts new shows on Disney+, including WandaVision in New Jersey, and features James Spader and Emily Hampshire.Some support1 report
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Marvel Comics revealed a new limited series featuring art by Andrea Di Vito and story by Dave Filoni.Well supported3 reports
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A Spider-Man film is being developed that draws inspiration and utilizes established source material from Marvel Comics.Some support2 reports
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A partnership between Webtoon and 20th Century Studios was announced, leading to raised price targets following strong earnings.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Marvel Comics, Webtoon, and 20th Century Studios partnered to develop a new mobile application.Some support1 report
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Marvel Comics and Bleeding Cool discussed the market for comic book previews.Some support1 report
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Marvel Studios is exploring the use of comic properties as source material for new projects, including hiring an actor for a major TV series.Some support1 report3 developments inside
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Michael secured rights for a comic book adaptation and was portrayed as Klaatu in the project.Some support1 report
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The event details Simon Pegg's desire to join the MCU, Paul Cornell's creation of Captain Midlands, and Captain Britain's history with Excalibur.Some support1 report
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Christopher Yost announced the new Maximum X-Men series at San Diego Comic-Con.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Executive decisions are guiding the adaptation of Marvel Comics into series on the Disney+ platform.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Florence Pugh stars in a new miniseries adaptation based on Marvel Comics.Some support1 report
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Publisher maintains enduring character rivalry involving The Thing.Some support1 report
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Marvel Comics and Marvel Studios are strategically utilizing source material to expand and grow their respective intellectual properties and franchises.Well supported9 reports15 developments inside
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Taika Waititi, James Gunn, and Marvel Studios are involved in projects that utilize Marvel Comics as source material, including the Avengers.Some support1 report
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Marvel Studios is leveraging existing Marvel Comics intellectual property to develop new series and expand their shared universe.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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Art for Amazing Spider-Man issues was produced on February 22, 2013.Some support1 report
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Chip Zdarsky is leading the new Avengers era in Marvel Comics.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Marvel Comics is producing the Black Widow series.Some support2 reports
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Hasbro shared intellectual property with Marvel Comics and commissioned Chris Claremont to write the core Rogue narrative.Some support1 report
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Jonathan Majors played the villain Kang in Marvel properties.Some support1 report
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Marvel Comics used Instagram for promotional outreach on September 15, 2026.Some support1 report
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The Avengers: Doomsday project is being utilized for a major film marketing rollout, leveraging its intellectual property.Some support2 reports
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The original art sketch cover for an X-Men/Fantastic Four crossover is listed for sale on eBay, involving artist Mark Bagley.Some support1 report
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Marvel Comics and Bleeding Cool hosted previews of published comic books on September 13, 2026.Some support1 report
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The monthly comic book issues for the Spider-Man: Long Way Home series were released in stores.Some support1 report
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Jazwares and Disney Consumer Products are partnering up, with Jazwares serving as the official costume partner for Spider-Man properties.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Gail Simone is writing for the comic universe.Some support1 report
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Marvel Comics, Bleeding Cool, and creators including Ashley Allen and Mirka Andolfo are collaborating on the Arcane Avengers series.Some support1 report
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Josh Johnson contributes to the 'Marvel Dimensions' graphic novel series, which involves Alex Ross and Marvel Comics.Some support1 report
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A new comic line, Midnight X-Men, is being developed by Marvel Comics and set in New York City, utilizing creator Jonathan Hickman.Well supported3 reports
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Alan Moore produced strong villains for Marvel Comics by utilizing previous work from Alan Davis and adopting a character from Dave Thorpe.Some support2 reports
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Marvel Comics updated properties for new readers within the Ultimate Universe.Some support1 report
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Marvel Comics and DC Comics are currently competing for market share in the comic book sales industry.Well supported9 reports3 developments inside
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Krysten Ritter starred in the Jessica Jones series, which features Marvel heroes and is available on Disney+.Some support3 reports
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Marvel Comics has hired writer Tim Seeley for a new series, which has since been published.Some support3 reports
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A film project developed with Film4 and Sky is scheduled for its UK cinema release.Some support1 report
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Ann Nocenti is responsible for the Spider-Woman 50th Anniversary issue.Some support1 report
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Marvel Comics licensed Spider-Man and other characters for live-action and TV adaptations, including airing The Incredible Hulk on CBS.Some support1 report1 development inside
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A new series based on the Marvel Comics character Incredible Hulk is being developed for CBS by Ken Johnson, utilizing footage from Duel.Some support1 report
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Marvel Studios is expanding its intellectual property into live-action, with Kevin Feige discussing potential MCU entries.Some support1 report5 developments inside
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Around Marvel Comics this week
News at the entities that move Marvel Comics most-
Disney+ StructuralBrad Falchuk, Donald Faison, and Chord Overstreet are involved in new series and revivals across Disney+ and ABC.Moves Marvel Comics
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Kevin Feige StructuralThe MCU is expanding its volume on Disney+, featuring Marvel Comics adaptations and the casting of Jonathan Majors as Kang.Moves Marvel Comics
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The Walt Disney Company StructuralTarget Corporation has established or is concluding various strong commercial partnerships with major companies including Starbucks, Ulta Beauty, Apple, Levi, and Disney.Moves Marvel Comics
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Chris Claremont StructuralChris Claremont collaborated with Barry Windsor-Smith and Alan Davis on new X-Men stories and team building.Moves Marvel Comics
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DC Comics OperationalJames Gunn directs DC Universe films, and James Watkins is directing a Clayface film.Moves Marvel Comics
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Sony Pictures StructuralSony Pictures produced a film directed by Aaron Sorkin.Moves Marvel Comics
Connections
The 40 strongest of 377, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Disney+ Structural
Marvel Comics' intellectual property is adapted and distributed via the Disney+ streaming platform for modern expansion.
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Marvel Studios Structural
Marvel Studios utilizes Marvel Comics' intellectual property as the foundational source material for its media franchise.
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MCU Structural
The MCU is the realized brand identity and corporate entity built upon the foundational intellectual property of Marvel Comics.
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Kevin Feige Structural
Kevin Feige, as an executive, defines the narrative direction and implementation of Marvel Comics' intellectual property.
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Chip Zdarsky Structural
Marvel Comics formally employs Chip Zdarsky to write and lead comic series arcs.
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Stan Lee Structural
Stan Lee co-founded and provided foundational creative oversight that transformed Marvel Comics.
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Sony Pictures Structural
Sony Pictures and Marvel Comics maintain a structural relationship through joint ownership and the utilization of Marvel intellectual property.
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The Walt Disney Company Structural
The Walt Disney Company owns Marvel Comics, establishing a parent-subsidiary relationship.
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Nova Structural
Nova is a fictional character whose existence is derived from the larger body of Marvel Comics.
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Lego Operational
Lego and Marvel maintain an active operational partnership through IP licensing, resulting in themed products and joint market challenges.
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Mephisto Structural
Mephisto is a defined character and villain within the Marvel Comics intellectual property.
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Chris Claremont Structural
Chris Claremont created and continues to contribute core source material and narratives for Marvel Comics.
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X-Men Structural
Marvel Comics functions as the publisher and intellectual property owner of the X-Men franchise.
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Adam Driver Structural
Adam Driver's professional role is defined by his casting in projects based on the Marvel Comics intellectual property.
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Destin Daniel Cretton Structural
Destin Daniel Cretton's professional function depends on adapting and directing film projects based on Marvel Comics' intellectual property.
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Ian McKellen Structural
Ian McKellen utilized Marvel Comics' intellectual property by portraying the character Magneto in X-Men film productions.
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Webtoon Operational
Marvel Comics and Webtoon maintain an ongoing partnership for the development and distribution of Marvel titles on the Webtoon platform.
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Avengers Structural
Marvel Comics serves as the foundational intellectual property and source material for the Avengers franchise.
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Gerry Duggan Structural
Gerry Duggan is contracted by Marvel Comics to write and contribute content for the Godzilla trilogy.
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DC Comics Operational
Marvel Comics and DC Comics are engaged in ongoing, intense competition for market share and cultural dominance in the comic book industry.
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Peter Parker Structural
Peter Parker is a core character whose narrative and existence are defined within the Marvel Comics universe.
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Tom Holland Operational
Tom Holland portrays the MCU based on the properties of Marvel Comics.
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Hasbro Operational
Hasbro operates as a commercial partner leveraging and producing products based on Marvel's intellectual property.
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Ryan North Structural
Ryan North is currently employed as a writer for the organization Marvel Comics.
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Anthony Mackie Operational
Anthony Mackie is set to portray a character from Marvel Comics in upcoming MCU projects.
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Robert Kirkman Structural
Marvel Comics operates as the major publishing house and platform for Robert Kirkman's creative works.
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James Spader Operational
James Spader is professionally involved as an actor in Marvel Comics productions.
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Ghost Rider Structural
Ghost Rider is a character whose existence and narrative are produced, published, and sustained by Marvel Comics.
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CBS Studios Structural
CBS Studios utilizes licensed intellectual property from Marvel Comics for television adaptations.
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Mark Lindsay Chapman Transactional
A's published work featured B in the role of a villain in the Swamp Thing series.
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Kevin Smith Structural
Kevin Smith functions as a writer for Marvel Comics.
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Logan Structural
The character Logan is a creation that originates from the source material published by Marvel Comics.
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Ryan Coogler Structural
Coogler leverages the Marvel brand and IP to develop and unveil new film projects.
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Lucasfilm Structural
Marvel produces Star Wars content using Lucasfilm's IP, while Lucasfilm recruits talent from Marvel's network.
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Valerio Schiti Operational
Valerio Schiti is currently collaborating on a series published by Marvel Comics.
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HBO Structural
Marvel Comics leverages HBO Max as a primary platform for streaming its intellectual property.
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Ashley Allen Structural
Ashley Allen is employed by Marvel Comics to write the X-Orcists series.
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Andrea Sorrentino Structural
Marvel Comics formally employed Andrea Sorrentino to create a new series.
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Dario Scardapane Transactional
The professional contract between Dario Scardapane and Marvel Comics concluded due to contract expiration.
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Al Ewing Structural
Al Ewing is contracted by Marvel Comics to write the exclusive 'Spider-Man TODAY' series.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
17 events- Marvel Comics content is being used for a Disney+ TV show, and Caine is featured in John Wick: Chapter 4.
- The UN pushes a Superpowers Resolution with Nick Fury as he works with the UN on a crackdown, coinciding with the release of Avengers Armageddon.
- Charles Soule writes a new Venom series for Marvel Comics, with the character defending New York's Alphabet City.
- Marvel Comics allegedly refused to pay Mark Millar for his work, while Bleeding Cool reported on Marvel's bestseller list.
- A new Marvel Comics series plot involves a mission set in Las Vegas.
- Marvel Comics personnel, including Bill Jemas and Joe Quesada, were recently associated with the company, while Bleeding Cool covered Mark Millar's work on Ultimates.
- A new Marvel series is announced where Doom aligns with Darth Vader and the Galactic Empire, featuring creators like Dan Jurgens and Alex Ross.
- Marvel Comics announced new series and a crossover featuring Peter Parker, reuniting Brian Michael Bendis and hiring Andrea Sorrentino.
- Marvel Comics is utilizing David Marquez for crossover artwork.
- Marvel Comics and KadoComi have launched a new collaboration.
- Marvel Comics announced a new crossover featuring Peter Parker, with Chip Zdarsky writing and Christian Rosado and Ben Harvey handling the art.
- Lego hosts a challenge combining Marvel and Star Wars properties, building on its relationship with Marvel Comics.
- Marvel Comics and Lego launched a crossover spin-off, featuring a collaboration between Kevin Smith and David Marquez.
- Mars is collaborating with Marvel and Disney Cruise Line, while its products are also available at Walmart.
- Marvel debuts new shows on Disney+, including WandaVision in New Jersey, and features James Spader and Emily Hampshire.
- Marvel Comics revealed a new limited series featuring art by Andrea Di Vito and story by Dave Filoni.
- Marvel Comics, Webtoon, and 20th Century Studios partnered to develop a new mobile application.
September 2026
28 events- Marvel utilized creators to develop new features for its intellectual properties.
- Marvel Comics and Bleeding Cool discussed the market for comic book previews.
- Michael secured rights for a comic book adaptation and was portrayed as Klaatu in the project.
- The event details Simon Pegg's desire to join the MCU, Paul Cornell's creation of Captain Midlands, and Captain Britain's history with Excalibur.
- Executive decisions are guiding the adaptation of Marvel Comics into series on the Disney+ platform.
- Florence Pugh stars in a new miniseries adaptation based on Marvel Comics.
- Publisher maintains enduring character rivalry involving The Thing.
- Taika Waititi, James Gunn, and Marvel Studios are involved in projects that utilize Marvel Comics as source material, including the Avengers.
- Marvel Studios is leveraging existing Marvel Comics intellectual property to develop new series and expand their shared universe.
- Art for Amazing Spider-Man issues was produced on February 22, 2013.
- Marvel Comics is producing the Black Widow series.
- Hasbro shared intellectual property with Marvel Comics and commissioned Chris Claremont to write the core Rogue narrative.
- Jonathan Majors played the villain Kang in Marvel properties.
- Marvel Comics used Instagram for promotional outreach on September 15, 2026.
- The Avengers: Doomsday project is being utilized for a major film marketing rollout, leveraging its intellectual property.
- The original art sketch cover for an X-Men/Fantastic Four crossover is listed for sale on eBay, involving artist Mark Bagley.
- Marvel Comics and Bleeding Cool hosted previews of published comic books on September 13, 2026.
- The monthly comic book issues for the Spider-Man: Long Way Home series were released in stores.
- Jazwares and Disney Consumer Products are partnering up, with Jazwares serving as the official costume partner for Spider-Man properties.
- Gail Simone is writing for the comic universe.
- Marvel Comics, Bleeding Cool, and creators including Ashley Allen and Mirka Andolfo are collaborating on the Arcane Avengers series.
- Josh Johnson contributes to the 'Marvel Dimensions' graphic novel series, which involves Alex Ross and Marvel Comics.
- A new comic line, Midnight X-Men, is being developed by Marvel Comics and set in New York City, utilizing creator Jonathan Hickman.
- Alan Moore produced strong villains for Marvel Comics by utilizing previous work from Alan Davis and adopting a character from Dave Thorpe.
- Marvel Comics updated properties for new readers within the Ultimate Universe.
- Marvel Comics has hired writer Tim Seeley for a new series, which has since been published.
- A film project developed with Film4 and Sky is scheduled for its UK cinema release.
- Ann Nocenti is responsible for the Spider-Woman 50th Anniversary issue.
August 2026
6 events- Marvel Comics characters are being adapted for Disney+ series, with Kevin Feige discussing the MCU's future direction.
- A Marvel Comics storyline has emerged that threatens the planet Earth.
- Marvel Studios is exploring the use of comic properties as source material for new projects, including hiring an actor for a major TV series.
- Chip Zdarsky is leading the new Avengers era in Marvel Comics.
- Krysten Ritter starred in the Jessica Jones series, which features Marvel heroes and is available on Disney+.
- A new series based on the Marvel Comics character Incredible Hulk is being developed for CBS by Ken Johnson, utilizing footage from Duel.
Show 2 earlier months
July 2026
5 events- Marvel Comics has entered into an agreement with Cannon regarding the licensing of its characters for film adaptation.
- A Spider-Man film is being developed that draws inspiration and utilizes established source material from Marvel Comics.
- Christopher Yost announced the new Maximum X-Men series at San Diego Comic-Con.
- Marvel Comics and DC Comics are currently competing for market share in the comic book sales industry.
- Marvel Studios is expanding its intellectual property into live-action, with Kevin Feige discussing potential MCU entries.
June 2026
4 events- Action takes place in New York City involving Marvel Comics.
- A partnership between Webtoon and 20th Century Studios was announced, leading to raised price targets following strong earnings.
- Marvel Comics and Marvel Studios are strategically utilizing source material to expand and grow their respective intellectual properties and franchises.
- Marvel Comics licensed Spider-Man and other characters for live-action and TV adaptations, including airing The Incredible Hulk on CBS.