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Hank Pym's past abusive actions against his wife won't be retconned, as they define his character and numerous stories. Revealing Hank was replaced by a Skrull complicates his relationship with Janet, adding depth. Sometimes stories can be improved by ignoring small inconsistencies, rather than retconning them.

The Avengers have had their share of controversial moments over the years, but one of Marvels biggest editors has just explained why one particular Ant-Man moment that some fans hate isnt going to be changed. Its a great demonstration of all the behind-the-scenes thinking that goes into comics. Its also a chance to look at the larger concept of retcons and when they work, and more importantly, when they dont.

In his latest Substack newsletter, Marvel Comics Senior Editor Tom Brevoort explains why Ant-Mans domestic abuse will never be retconned, and more importantly why it shouldnt be.

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Avengers meets Disney magic in delightful crossover variant covers for Amazing Spider-Man comics. Mickey Mouse becomes Captain America, Minnie Mouse as Iron Man, and Goofy as Thor. Nico Picone's recreation mirrors Avengers #151 cover with Disney characters in classic hero garb.

Disney steps into the realm of the Avengers with a fantastic recreation of a classic comic cover, transforming Mickey Mouse into Captain America, Minnie Mouse into Iron Man, and the beloved Goofy into Thor! This delightful crossover is part of Marvel's celebration of the 60-year anniversary of the Avengers and X-Men, with these Disney-inspired What If….? variant covers set to adorn select issues of upcoming Amazing Spider-Man releases.

On September 11, 2024, fans will have the chance to grab their own copy of Nico Picone’s variant cover for Amazing Spider-Man #53, featuring Goofy, Mickey, and Minnie Mouse. This variant cover is a Disney-inspired recreation of the Thor, Captain America, and...

X-Men cosplays by Jason Aulicino showcase the diverse and fun character designs in the franchise's history, from suave space pirate Corsair to menacing villains Erik the Red and Stryfe. The designs of Corsair and Erik the Red draw inspiration from pulp stories and space operas, highlighting their iconic and adventurous nature. These cosplays embody the importance of the "rule of cool" in superhero comics, celebrating the joy and slightly impractical but visually appealing nature of character designs.

The X-Men have no shortage of great characters, and a group of new cosplays has highlighted several of the best designs in the franchise’s history. From space pirates to absurdly spiked villains with penchants for the dramatic, these cosplays run the gamut of designs, which only highlights just how fun it is that all three can co-exist in the same Marvel Universe.

Jason Aulicino (@nerd_alert_cosplay) has shown off spectacular cosplays of all three: Corsair,...

Cyclops’ family life has always been complicated, but a terrific new cosplay celebrates the relationship that he’s built with his father Corsair. Scott Summer’s father might have spent most of his sons’ lives in space committing acts of piracy, but Corsair’s here for them now, and this cosplay is the perfect celebration of the father-son bond that’s been built up over decades of storytelling.

Instagram user @never5get has created an amazing Corsair cosplay, teaming up at Fan Expo Chicago with @oldfashionednerd as an equally spectacular Cyclops.

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The cosplay features Dave Cockrum’s classic Corsair outfit: a red and black bodysuit with royal blue sash and bandanna. The Cylops cosplay takes inspiration from Jim Lee’s design from X-Men. @never5get credits @dtjaaaam for photography,...