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Following the ending of Maul - Shadow Lord season 1, it would be very cool if Marvel Comics ends up publishing a second prequel comic ahead of the confirmed second season. After Maul's brutal duel with Darth Vader, the former Sith is more isolated than ever, having lost several of his most loyal agents and allies. However, he also gained his ultimate goal, which was making Jedi survivor Devon Izara his new apprentice after Vader killed her former master Eeko-Dio Daki. Now seeking revenge, Devon agrees to learn from Maul the ways of the dark side, creating a fascinating setup for Shadow Lord se

Personality-wise, Li's Cat Hardy shows many of the same traits that Black Cat has become so loved for in the comics. That said, as far as designs go, Spider-Noir's take on the Marvel anti-hero is completely different from the source material. Black Cat's black bodysuit is nowhere to be seen in the live-action superhero series, with another character-defining element, the white wig Felicia wears to protect her secret identity, also missing from Spider-Noir. Another big difference is that Li is a Chinese-American actress, while Felicia Hardy is portrayed as white in most iterations of Black Cat.

Jesse Fish, one of the leads on the Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite Beyond mod and current Netcode Warriors and Saturday AM Battle Manga developer, says that while Tōkon may catch the eyes of MvC fans simply by bringing Marvel characters into a new fighting game, he’s not worried about it “replacing” the series in the eyes of the fighting game community, even if Marvel and Disney devote their resources and money to it over a hypothetical Marvel vs. Capcom revival. “I think it’s important to remember people can and do play multiple fighting games,” Fish says. “I have been playing Invincible VS, GG S

With starring roles in movies, TV, games and comics, Cyclops is arguably the defining pop culture character of 2026, however this is also cause to reflect on the role comic creators play in Marvel's media empire. Jim Lee designed Cyclops' classic costume back in the '90s, but it's still appearing across Marvel media decades later, almost certainly without any royalties returning to its creator. As one of the most successful comic creators of all time, Jim Lee may not need the money, but both Marvel and DC have a long history of creators complaining about how undervalued their contributions to