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Marvel just ended its most celebrated series, and is soon to shutter an imprint that's seen as the high watermark of its current output. However, it's clear the publisher knows that with the end of an era, something big needs to follow. The obvious successor to the Ultimate Universe is the upcoming Midnight Universe imprint. Like the Ultimate Universe, the groundwork is being laid by superstar writer Jonathan Hickman, with Midnight X-Men, Midnight Fantastic Four and Midnight Spider-Man depicting an alternate universe overrun by the supernatural. Marvel has a lot of horror concepts to draw from

While Colton is an essential powerhouse in stopping the Red Hulk, he also has a history of losing control - one that the Avengers don't have the full picture on. With Steve Rogers laid up after a clash with the Red Hulk, Colton may have been given too much trust by the Avengers, especially with Marvel's promo art teasing him as the true antagonist of this unmissable series. Marvel has also heavily implied that the majority of the Avengers who fly off to confront Red Hulk won't be coming back, with a less powerful team helmed by Spider-Man and Wolverine left behind as an 'Earth's Mightiest Surv

Marvel has revealed that following Avengers: Armageddon, a new Avengers series will launch with the tagline 'Earth's Mightiest Survivors.' This tagline, and the low-powered roster, suggests that the traditional big-hitters of the franchise will perish during the events of Armageddon. This seems like a modern version of the Onslaught Saga and its Heroes Reborn follow-up from the '90s, where Marvel's heroes were banished to an alternate dimension and presumed dead, returning soon after. Despite this, Marvel is still likely to leave any casualties 'dead' for a number of years, especially given th

Another game that could have shown up anywhere, but didn't show up at all, is whatever the next big Sonic game is going to be. Sonic Racing: Crossworlds is getting a lot more content, and there's a Sonic Pico Park game coming our way, which I'm not at all mad about, but nothing about a Sonic Frontiers 2 or whatever it is Sega has planned for the blue blur. Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra didn't show up, but there was a silver lining. Sensing fears that the game might be going the same way as some of her previous projects, Amy Hennig provided an update, confirming the game is real, releasing in 2027