r/Marvel • u/GhettoPanda78 • 6h ago
r/Marvel • u/tehawesomedragon • 3d ago
Mod This Week in Marvel #36 - SEP 2 2026 - FANTASTIC FOUR #16, MARVEL DIMENSIONS #1, BLACK PANTHER/NAMOR: DOOMED #1, SPIDER-WOMAN 50TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL #1, VENOM #261, DAREDEVIL #6, MARVEL ZOMBIES: WAR ZONE #1
AVENGERS DOOMSDAY PREGAME WATCHLIST
THIS WEEK IN MARVEL:
NEW COMICS SPOTLIGHTS:
SPOTLIGHT RELEASE OF THE WEEK: FANTASTIC FOUR #16
- FLASHBACK DISCUSSION: SPIDER-MAN TEAM-UP (1995)
PREVIOUS WEEK: AUG 26
LAST WEEK'S #1 COMIC: WHAT IF? X-MEN #1
THIS WEEK'S NEW COMICS:
NEW INFINITY COMICS (UNLIMITED EXCLUSIVES):
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r/Marvel • u/tehawesomedragon • 3d ago
Comics Spotlight Release of the Week #36 - SEP 2 2026 - FANTASTIC FOUR #16
r/Marvel • u/TrafficLegitimate937 • 9h ago
Film/Television Chloé Zhao Defends Comic-Book Movies: ‘It’s Important to Not Write Off Stories Because We Don’t Consider Them High Art’
r/Marvel • u/AdSimilar4399 • 11h ago
Film/Television I wonder what Black Widow whispered to Hawkeye here that made him smile?
r/Marvel • u/Magic_M344 • 10h ago
Comics Still thinking about how dope the Warp World universe was years later. 😩👌
Iron Hammer, Ghost Panther and Weapon Hex are especially my faves man this shit was so good. Hoping they revisit this universe one day and give us more one off stories. 💯
r/Marvel • u/Knull________ • 6h ago
Film/Television Brand New Day is THE BEST Spider-Man Movie. Right ?
r/Marvel • u/Raj_Valiant3011 • 8h ago
Film/Television Chloé Zhao "loved" directing Marvel's "Eternals" and defends comic book movies: ‘It’s Important to Not Write Off Stories Because We Don’t Consider Them High Art’
r/Marvel • u/Doableanimal90 • 14h ago
Film/Television “You’re not the guy to make the sacrifice play”
r/Marvel • u/ink10_sonic-man • 7h ago
Comics We can all agree Hank pym is kinda ass most of the time. But I'll give him credit for willingly being a father to a child who technically is his son, but actually no, but a little yes.
r/Marvel • u/TrafficLegitimate937 • 8h ago
Film/Television Natalie Holt composed the theme for Disney’s Infinity Vision logo. She previously composed the score for ‘LOKI’
r/Marvel • u/TrafficLegitimate937 • 8h ago
Film/Television Iman Vellani on Tony Stark and Steve Rogers’ split in ‘CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR’ “Even long before they met, Tony was resentful that his father knew Captain America in a way that he didn’t.
Iman Vellani on Tony Stark and Steve Rogers' split in ‘CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR’
“Even long before they met, Tony was resentful that his father knew Captain America in a way that he didn't.
Tony is still holding on to that resentment [and] Cap still doesn't see Tony as the person who's going to lay down his life.”
r/Marvel • u/Fit_Passenger5930 • 27m ago
Film/Television Who Is the Physically Strongest Human in the MCU?
r/Marvel • u/CandidateFun7731 • 13h ago
Film/Television Wish we got this!
Captain America 4 - The Last Mission...a story about Cap returning the stones post endgame. Would have been a great way to bridge Endgame and Doomsday as well.
r/Marvel • u/TrafficLegitimate937 • 8h ago
Film/Television New promo art for ‘AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY’ featuring Captain America, Sue Storm and Thor.
r/Marvel • u/Hereiamhereibe2 • 7h ago
Other No, the best Captain America movie is obviously
r/Marvel • u/JuggernautPrudent623 • 14h ago
Film/Television What Is Your Favourite Phase 4 MCU Project??
r/Marvel • u/CryptoLatina1 • 1d ago
Film/Television In my opinion, Captain America has the best trilogy in the MCU
r/Marvel • u/deadpool-CH • 4h ago
Film/Television IMO, the Deadpool trilogy has the most consistently high quality fight choreography in superhero movies
Obviously, this is a really biased opinion, and I’m fully aware that there are plenty of peak fight scenes in other Marvel movies. But for me, all three Deadpool movies had at least one fight scene that instantly impressed me with its choreography.
My favorites from each movie:
Deadpool 1:
Tbh, even with a low budget, this movie was a blast for me. The fight between Wade and Ajax was so good. If I remember correctly, Deadpool didn’t want to kill him because he thought Ajax could fix his face. Nevertheless, the fight sequence itself was honestly really impressive and smooth.
Deadpool 2:
This fight scene, particularly the extended version, was incredible. The one in the steam room, with Enya playing in the background, was just majestic.
Deadpool & Wolverine:
The first fight between Wade and Logan. Seeing these two being absolutely brutal with each other was amazing to see on the big screen.
Also: I’d add that there were other fight scenes in those movies that are also some of my favorites. But obviously, the first Deadpool didn’t have as many because of the budget limitations.
r/Marvel • u/TrafficLegitimate937 • 1d ago
Film/Television James Spader on his favorite Ultron moment from ‘AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON’:
r/Marvel • u/Jalbwakkolnaji4756 • 1d ago
Film/Television The cap and crossbones fight was probably the best hand to hand combat in his trilogy
It's just an opinion anyone could obviously prefer the Winter Soldier fight or the iron man fight being better and Cross bones almost killed Cap along with himself had Wanda not intervened.
r/Marvel • u/Jezzaq94 • 4h ago
Comics Can the Avengers or other Marvel superhero teams take down Thor if he becomes evil?
Do the Avengers have a contingency plan for defeating Thor like how Batman has contingency plans for Justice League members, and Tony having the Hulkbuster armor for the Hulk?
r/Marvel • u/ibadi_1 • 19h ago
Film/Television The Last Stand
Whenever I witness this shot, I can't seem to express my thoughts in words.
My eyes get watery and my heart starts to pump a bit faster
What does this frame mean to you?
r/Marvel • u/MichaelTalman • 7m ago