The Marvel Cinematic Universe is now officially connected to the Marvel Comics continuity, as a new comic series debuts which acts as a bridge between the live-action universe and the pages of the ...

No matter how the MCU (or Marvel Comics) plans to move forward, TVA #1 confirms that, yes, Marvel just connected its comics continuity to the MCU, marking a new milestone for the universe.

Continuity doesn’t come naturally to long-running franchises like DC and Marvel Comics, Star Wars, or Star Trek — and those stories must abandon it to survive.

Giant-Size X-Men #1 "No hype: every issue of GIANT-SIZE is here to blow your mind and break your heart," Lanzing and Kelly promise. "Mutantkind is the grandest, most sprawling canvas in the Marvel ...

Next month, the Fantastic Four will make their return to the big screen with The Fantastic Four: First Steps. The film’s ...

Marvel Comics Marvel is making history with a very meta Fantastic ... Marvel is making the unprecedented move of having Indigenous Mohawk hero Kahhori travel from the MCU to Marvel Comics continuity.

Kahhori may be the first character to go straight from MCU continuity to Marvel Comics, but she's just one of many superheroes who debuted outside of comic books. Advertisement.