Marvel Comics' Upcoming IP Clash: The Predator Strikes Next
In the recent chase, Marvel Comics superheroes have been tussling with Godzilla, and Preparing to engage with the legend that is Godzilla, they face the Predator too! With live-action and animated films lined up in the same year, it's time to witness the Predator causing havoc.
After battling Black Panther, Wolverine, and Spider-Man (starting this week), this intergalactic game hunter will leave no stone unturned in Predator Kills the Marvel Universe, a five-issue book written by Ben Percy and featuring artwork by Marcelo Ferreira. A Predator King will challenge Marvel's heroes and villains in this new event, with past tales serving as an echo into this epic showdown.
As Percy announced to IGN, the Predator will showcase its skillset against the entire Marvel universe. He stated, "That title ain't playing around. Your beloved heroes and villains are on the firing line—even as others rise to resist this apocalyptic event. Earth is now a playground for the hunt."
The Whoa factor from this saga? The Vibranium stolen by the Yautja in the previous vs. Black Panther battle acts as the game-changer, enabling the Predator King to hold its own against Spider-Man, the X-Men, and more! The concluding issue of the Spider-Man crossover will make this crystal clear.
Percy makes a jaw-dropping promise: get ready to witness the tragic end of a notable hero. "Warning: every character is fair game. No one's off-limits, and we're going all in, so gear up."
Predator Kills the Marvel Universe hits the shelves on August 13.
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- "With such a wide range of upcoming events in entertainment, including 'Predator Kills the Marvel Universe', tech enthusiasts at Gizmodo and io9 will surely have a plethora of posts about the future clashes between technology and iconic superheroes."
- "In the realm of movies-and-tv, the Predator's invasion of the Marvel universe could mark a significant turning point, potentially transforming the landscape of entertainment as we know it."
- "Following the release of 'Predator Kills the Marvel Universe' in August, fans might want to stay tuned for potential collaborations between Predator technology and entertainment giants, such as Marvel Studios or even Disney+, paving the way for an even more exciting future."
