『Marvel and DC Team Up for Legendary JLA/Avengers Reprint While New Spider-Man Villain and X-Men Arcs Heat Up Comics』のカバーアート

Marvel and DC Team Up for Legendary JLA/Avengers Reprint While New Spider-Man Villain and X-Men Arcs Heat Up Comics

Marvel and DC Team Up for Legendary JLA/Avengers Reprint While New Spider-Man Villain and X-Men Arcs Heat Up Comics

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 Marvel's comic world is buzzing with epic throwbacks and fresh twists this week, kicking off with a massive nod to superhero history. DC and Marvel are teaming up to reprint the legendary JLA/Avengers crossover as facsimile editions starting in May, bringing back every epic clash between the Justice League and Avengers in their original glory—think Superman vs. Thor and Batman staring down the Hulk. Fans are thrilled, as this blockbuster from Kurt Busiek and George Pérez gets the full four-issue treatment for the first time in years.

Hot on its heels, Marvel dives into Civil War nostalgia with Civil War: Unmasked, a five-issue series by Christos Gage and Edgar Salazar. It uncovers untold tales from the 2006 event's chaos, like Iron Man glimpsing a dystopian Days of Future Past timeline that shakes his faith in superhero registration. "It's a thrill to revisit that troubled time," Gage shared, tying back to his breakout one-shot from the era. Covers by Geoff Shaw and Steve McNiven seal the deal.

Spider-fans, brace yourselves: the Death Spiral crossover unleashes Torment, a chilling new serial killer whose origin drops in a May one-shot by Charles Soule and Kev Walker. "Adding a new villain to Spider-Man's rogues was a fantastic challenge," Soule teased, pitting Spidey, Venom, and Carnage in a bloody showdown. Meanwhile, Mary Jane Watson levels up with a sleek new symbiote suit in Venom #259, and god-of-symbiotes Knull returns empowered in his finale.

X-Men action ramps up too. X-Men #26 launches the Danger Room arc on March 4, slamming the team with cascading crises at the worst moment. June brings X-Men: Outback by Steve Orlando and Stephen Segovia, revisiting the '80s Aussie hideout era with Storm, Wolverine, Rogue, and more facing old tensions and a secret-exposing foe. X-Men of Apocalypse Omega wraps with betrayals and shocks, variant covers by Joe Madureira included.

Dark Horse adds pulp flair with Francesco Francavilla's Black Beetle Omnibus, packing all three adventures plus bonuses into one stylish pulp-peril package. Their sci-fi skatepunk Skate Ali by Kelly Sue DeConnick and Natacha Bustos shreds into shops June 10—imagine hoverboards and alien tricks. Marvel's also reprinting golden age gems in the MaXimum Collection via Limited Run Games.

Bleeding Cool whispers of Marvel's Ultimate Universe winding down, with Ultimates #21 shipping in single digits alongside Spider-Man/Wolverine and Infernal Hulk. Yet hope glimmers: new Ultimate Defenders promise apolitical heroes. Comic shops gripe over low orders, but ComicsPro buzzed with DC stealing the show via Jim Lee, Frank Miller, and Dark Knight Returns retrospectives.

YouTube panels rave February's best, shouting out Absolute Superman #16's Brainiac brilliance, Absolute Wonder Woman annual's lasso powers, and Chris Condon's Ezra Kane mystery. It's a whirlwind week—grab your pulls before the next crisis hits!

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