This Week on Marvel Unlimited: 07/08/2024
This week features early releases of the first 3 issues of the new Deadpool book and a preview of X-Men: From The Ashes.

This week features early releases of the first 3 issues of the new Deadpool book and a preview of X-Men: From The Ashes.

In Marvel’s “Dark Web” crossover, Spider-Man and X-Men unite against their notorious clones, Chasm and Goblin Queen. Here’s the reading order.

While Marvel Unlimited updated yesterday, I’m here today with all the new (3 month old) comics. Avengers Twilight is the latest book to get added prior to the 3 month date. We also get a new Cable book & some vintage Avengers West Coast.

We’re hitting the Ultimate Comics now on Marvel Unlimited; Ultimate Spider-Man debuts & they throw the second issue up along with it. We also get new arcs for Wolverine & Star Wars, more Kang the Conqueror in the Avengers, & the end of S2 of the Mandalorian.

Marvel Unlimited continues to add books ahead of the 3 month delay, with them adding the first 2 issues of Rise of the Powers of X, the companion book to Fall of the House of X (which saw issues #1-2 come out last week). They also put the newest series for Kid Venom, Spider-Man 2099, and Moon Knight this week.

Marvel continues to build buzz on their events by releasing another book early on the app; you can get the first 2 issues of the Fall of the House of X this week. They also reprint a classic, conclude Dark Droids (at least the main book), and introduce another end of the Marvel Universe story.

New comics this week, along with a new feature for the app. Marvel drops more of Gang War ahead of the 3-month window, the X-Men deal with the Fall of X, & Star Wars continues the Dark Droid crossover.

A solid looking week, with a new series and a few books that are early in their runs. Plus Star Wars, X-Men, and Zombies.

Marvel has established their love of events, going back to things like Atlantis Attacks and Evolutionary Wars; that’s not any different with their Star Wars books. They’ve done War of the Bounty Hunters and Crimson Reign already; Dark Droids is a little different. Marvel takes Star Wars into the horror genre with this event.

A smaller week on Marvel Unlimited; dropping half of Gang War 2 weeks ago cuts into the amount of books they’ll be releasing on the app for the next few week.

Sins of Sinister shows what happens when you trust Mr. Sinister. Here’s the reading order.