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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

So far, Colton's powers are ill-defined, though he appears to have the traditional 'Superman' power set. Marvel has confirmed - in the summary for Avengers: Armageddon #2 - that David Colton is "as powerful as the Sentry." So far, Coltron has shown he can fly and has Hulk-tier strength so powerful, he was able to defeat Carol Danvers' Captain Marvel with a single punch. However, in the past, the Sentry has flown faster than the speed of light and been strong enough to tear reality itself, implying that David Colton is essentially a living god. It's worth noting that due to the nature of the Or

Reading Avengers: Armageddon #1, it's hard to ignore that Colton is drawn with a similar likeness to the MCU's Wyatt Russell, who plays Thunderbolts' John Walker. While John Walker is already a Marvel Comics character as U.S.Agent, he shares Colton's basic backstory as a temporary 'Captain America' who took the name in the modern era and failed to live up to Steve Rogers' legacy. Fans are thus speculating that Marvel may be planning a similar twist for Walker in the MCU, potentially taking the Sentry's powers during the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday or Avengers: Secret Wars. Colton debuted in 20

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