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This week in The Marvel Rundown it's all Iron Fist all the time except when it's not! The last Defender just debuted on Netflix and...

This preview of the new Nick Fury #1 by James Robinson and ACO looks outstanding. Credit to Hugo Petrus and colorist Rachelle Rosenberg as...

Marvel has been trying to make the Inhumans the next big thing for years. but it's been an uphill battle and here are some of the reasons why.

Marvel always has huge storylines in development and this week the publisher happens to be wrapping up Monsters Unleashed, their latest crossover. We're going...

It's a month away, but Marvel has sent us a preview of Secret Empire #0.  The official PR and then 3 pages and 3 variant...

Legion, the stylish but sometimes baffling superhero 3.0 Fox series, is getting renewed for 2018, THR reports.

  Met's pitcher Noah Syndergaard has styled himself as a real life Thor for a while. The 6'6" fireballing righthander has the lineage, the hairdo...

There's probably a whole marketing treatise to be written about how Disney identified Rocket Raccoon and his tree buddy Groot as the breakout stars of Guardians of the Galaxy and leveraged them all across the Disney universe.

Periodically (pun intended), it's useful to take a look at where the sales of a publisher's titles are clustered.  It helps widen the picture...

When comic creators decide on doing a crossover, it’s pretty much guaranteed that shenanigans will ensue. When Marvel deemed that Deadpool and Howard the...

It’s been over three years since the debut of Kamala Khan, and since 2014, Ms. Marvel has been one of Marvel’s most popular books month after month. She hasn’t been the only popular legacy hero - Jane Foster as Thor, Amadeus Cho as Hulk, Miles Morales as Spider-Man, and Sam Alexander as Nova have all been great for Marvel. For a publisher struggling with sales, legacy hero books - new faces for existing superhero names - are solid ground, so it was only a matter of time before they got their own team book.

On Friday at PAX East, Telltale Games and Marvel's head of games, Bill Rosemann gave attendees a few hints of what to expect in...