Comic-Con Exclusive: Witness the future of the Marvel Universe with Marvel NOW!

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Well considering I haven't been paying attention to AvX, guess I should. The upcoming events should be fairly interesting. At least they aren't pulling a New 52. That would be crappy.

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Avengers vs. X-Men

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Avengers vs. X-Men

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AvX

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[background=rgb(255, 255, 255)]And Marvel is shaking things up. Entertainment Weekly is excited to exclusively announce Marvel NOW!, a massive new initiative that will launch new titles and relaunch old ones starting in October. Some of the company’s top storytellers are leaping from one corner of the Marvel Universe to another. Brian Michael Bendis is leaving the Avengers for a new X-Men book; Jonathan Hickman will end his run on Fantastic Four before kick-starting a new twice-monthly, jampacked Avengers book; and Rick Remender will begin work on the flagship title of the new era, Uncanny Avengers, a book that will blend Avengers and X-Men characters into one superteam. “I’m excited about taking creators out of their relative comfort zones,” says Alonso.​

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