Marvel: Marvel Infinity Teaser poster released

Giving comic readers a glimpse of what will likely be the next big event happening in 2018 during the "Marvel Legacy" era, Marvel Comics has released a teaser poster for something dealing with "Infinity" - as Wolverine, Star-Lord, and Captain Marvel each hold one of the Infinity Stones in the palm of their hands. What this means and how it plays out for the Marvel Universe is anyone's guess... But it may be the House of Ideas way of tying things up to the Marvel Cinematic Universe's next big movie in "Avengers: Infinity War" - which hits in the middle of of 2018.

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Marvel Legacy: Alex Ross' Captain America #695 lenticular cover revealed

In what is certainly an eye-catching tribute to a classic cover that featured his sometimes ally/ rival in The Avengers, Marvel has revealed their lenticular variant cover to Captain America #695 - drawn by Alex Ross and paying homage to Iron Man #126 - which was drawn by Bob Layton and John Romita Jr.

Thanks to Bleeding Cool, we have a look at Cap's "Marvel Legacy" return... Which follows after the events of "Secret Empire", where he is currently the Supreme Leader of Hydra and affectionately called "Hydra Cap" by the fanbase.

Catch the return of Steve Rogers as the original Cap when Marvel Legacy begins this September.

Marvel Legacy: Spider-Man goes to jail in one variant cover reveal

It looks like things are going to shift down to "The Ol' Parker Luck" in the next few months when Marvel Legacy hits and Spider-Man sees his fortunes taking some downturns in the pages of the new ongoing series "Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man" - which debuted its first issue this week and serves as a jumping in point for new Spidey readers to take on.

As featured in Comic Book.com, one of the future issues of the new ongoing, Marvel Legacy is paying homage to Captain America #260 - where the Sentinel of Liberty is seen behind bars. Spidey is also seen in his own cell - painting a bad situation for our wallcrawling hero to try and get out of if his luck holds... Hopefully.
The Marvel Legacy initiative begins this September.

Marvel Legacy: New announcements reveal 52 title line-up and possible SPOILERS

In a few months, the Marvel Universe will shift back to something "more familiar" as the House of Ideas prepares to unleash their "Marvel Legacy" comic initiative this September with the 50 paged  "Marvel Legacy #1" one-shot special. That being said, there's going to be a gradual change in the line-up of books as well, with some fan favorites and currents retained while others are going to be starting from scratch or renumbered and renamed to their original versions.

A complete list of those titles can be found over at Newsarama, A couple of cover GIFs can also be found throughout the news site, including one that kinda SPOILS a possible death of a current Marvel character with a following. Naturally, read all of this at your own risk and if you're curious about what's happening to the House of Ideas moving forward.

Marvel announced "Marvel Legacy" at C2E2 2017

In what certainly comes as no surprise to those who have been following comics as of late, Marvel has announced a new initiative during their "Marvel's Next Big Thing" panel at C2E2 at Chicago called "Marvel Legacy" - where the publisher aims to "embrace their roots and move enthusiastically forward" by reverting classic elements back to the way they were - such as the old numbering system of their popular titles.

In a report by Newsarama, the House of Ideas will follow a similar route as their new "Venom" series where Eddie Brock has reunited with his "other" and the numbering reverted to #150 beginning with May's issue. It's also no surprise that it comes after the success of DC Comics' "Rebirth" movement launched a year ago, where legacy was the push in bringing back the popular history that DC characters like Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman shared prior to 2011's "New 52" reboot. Marvel will also be reviving the "Marvel Value Stamp", FOOM Magazine, and corner box art on covers similar to what's being done on the new X-Men titles, and it's a safe bet that the long missing "Fantastic Four" will return with this event.

Marvel Legacy will begin on Fall 2017 with a 50-page one-shot issue by Jason Aaron and Esad Ribic. No release date or other details have been revealed so far.