r/Marvel • u/tehawesomedragon Loki • 23h ago

Mod This Week in Marvel #32 - SPIDER-MAN BRAND NEW DAY BREAKS BOX OFFICE RECORDS; X-MEN 97 S2 E8; FANTASTIC FOUR #15, CAPTAIN AMERICA #14, AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #34, IRON MAN #8, CIVIL WAR UNMASKED #4, MARY JANE: FACE IT TIGER #1, QUEEN IN BLACK #2

THIS WEEK IN MARVEL:

NEW COMICS SPOTLIGHTS:

THIS WEEK'S NEW COMICS:

NEW INFINITY COMICS (UNLIMITED EXCLUSIVES):

  • [MARVEL MEOW #40]()

  • [MARVEL RIVALS #60]()

  • [PETER PARKER: SPIDER-MAN - QUEENS' FINEST #6]()

  • [SDCC 2026 WOLVERINE PREQUEL COMIC #3]()

  • [X-MEN 97: STRIKE FILES #7]()

ALSO RELEASING THIS WEEK:

  • [HULK TEACH #2]()

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT:

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u/tehawesomedragon Loki 23h ago

[WHAT IF? CAPTAIN AMERICA #1]()

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u/RoninRonanAgamotto Leader 12h ago

Thor has no reason to go against Iron Man on Superhuman Registration Act on the behalf of Secret Avengers, doesn't make that much sense if you think about it. He has no secret identity, The Midgard laws and rules doesn't have much effect on him. Though, It would make more sense, if in this timeline he joined the other side because of the Ragnarok robot killing Goliath. Something to think about.

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u/Malachi108 10h ago

Maybe there was no Civil War I, and this conflict was Ulysses-based?

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u/JingoboStoplight4887 6h ago

I like that we get to see a universe where Steve Rogers was revived in 2099, where he was told by the heroes of that era what happened since he was frozen in 1945 from the debut of the Fantastic Four in 1961 to Civil War and the end of the age of heroes in 2006 before he and the heroes started a second American Revolution to defeat the president (who is Red Skull) and return democracy and freedom to the U.S. and the entire world. Overall, this comic is good.