Marvel and Pixar are teaming up for a colorful celebration of Pixar’s 40th anniversary, with beloved characters from Inside Out, Up, The Incredibles, Brave, WALL-E, and more taking over iconic Marvel comic book covers in a new series of collectible variant comics.
This season is also the most brutal the Marvel Cinematic Universe has ever been. Not only are there graphic fight scenes that often show the gore that most Marvel shows and movies shy away from, but the subject matter of this season draws a mirror to some of the events happening in the world today.
A limited Daredevil comic arrives at Blaze Pizza Disney Springs March 24, free with Sweet Heat pizza purchase. Quantities are extremely limited.
Marvel Oreo cookies bring together 32 iconic heroes and villains in the Stuf of Legends collaboration, featuring collectible designs and color-changing crème.
“Wonder Man” is an engagingly stressful look at the modern actor’s struggle in Hollywood, plus the added factors of living in the Marvel universe.
“Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge – Echoes of the Empire,” a comic book from Marvel, will explain the new backstory of Disneyland’s “Star Wars” land.
Warner Bros. and Universal are discussing possibilities for rides themed to DC Comics, a franchise that includes Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman.
Disney Destiny live entertainment creates “meet & play” opportunities with heroes and villains for next-gen character interactions.
Disney’s Stitch returns to Marvel Comics this December for a festive takeover with five new “Stitch Unleash The Holidays” variant covers featuring Marvel’s mightiest heroes.
Disney Destiny photo tour inside the new cruise ship, themed to heroes and villains, featuring the “Hercules” show and “Black Panther” lobby.
