Comics

For those of you who have read the Squirrel Girl comics, who do you think would play her if she were added to the MCU?

(I mean, they added Ms. Marvel, and they're, like, best friends in the comics...)

I've finished watching all the Marvel TV shows and I wanted to know if the comics are important. Honestly, I'm lazy to read them and from what I know the preludes are recapitulations on paper of the movies.

The Avengers fought a giant robot called Ultimo, made from the remains of Ultron's sentinels, it would be funny if they ever mentioned that.

Hey guys

I need your help

I've put together a collection of ALL the canon comics in the MCU, but there are two that I can't find at all, so can anyone out there give me a hand?

I need the titles:

Iron Man 2: Security Breach

Thor: Rescue

I've looked everywhere and I can't find it, but if anyone out there has the scans from the time or any files I'd appreciate it.

Hi

The Iron Man: Limited Edition gallery in this wiki is the full comic book or just some pages?

And, where i can find the Iron Man 2: Security Breach comic to download?

Thanks for any help

This is a concern I've probably said before on this wiki. As much as I am excited for what some of the Marvel multiverse is gonna bring us in the future, I am also worried that it might oversaturate the market more than any other IP, to the point where I might loose interest and give up. Especially with so many projects in the works that are not part of Marvel Studios, like Sony's Venom-Verse.

If it's possible please send also a picture with your reply!

Also I would like to see your ideas for movies and series from the MCU coming in comic book form (like the canon movies and Disney+ series):

So it is fairly well know that the MCU is Earth-199999. This means that it is in the same multiverse as the comics Earth-616 universe. But with the multiverse unleashed this is now complicated.

If the multiverse was just now unleashed then how can we account for full scale DESTRUCTION of the multiverse in the comics (Secret Wars 2015, other Adam Warlock stories)?

My theory is that the MCU is a parallel MULTIVERSE in the greater omniverse. But alas on the Marvel wiki it still says that the MCU is Earth-199999. So what do you think?

Are the Inspired Comics and the Sponsored Comics canon? Or are just the Official Tie-ins canon, including the Agents of SHIELD comic of course?

Marvel Comics and Marvel Studios haven't publish any of Marvel Cinematic Universe tie-in comics yet, since 2020 (Black Widow Prelude being the last one). And now we can assume that they have been replaced by Marvel Studios' Legends. What do you guys think about this?

With all of the recently announced future entries on the MCU by some of the most classic Marvel characters (Namor, Moon Knight, Miss Marvel, the Fantastic Four, etc...), which characters are yet to enter the MCU that you'd like to see?

Is anyone expecting these comics? If yes, when do you think they'll be released alongside their comic collections?

Is there a page for canon MCU comics? I think I've seen one before, but I've read somewhere that comics such as Iron Man: Coming of the Melter and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: The Chase aren't actually canon. I've been looking, but if there is a page I cant find it.

Would anyone have Iron Man: Security Measures, Iron Man 2: Security Breach and Thor: Rescue? They are the only MCU comics that I lack.

With few weeks before Wandavision's premiere I would like to know some comics to read before watching the show. Like an unofficial "Wandavision Prelude Collection" like they did with Iron Man 3 up to Black Widow.

Someone commented on Youtube that you wont get the stuff that's happening in Phase 4, if you haven't read the comics. It's that right, and in that case which comics should you consider reading?

Dang, now I see the MCU a lot wider in the comics. There was so many unanswered questions from the movies that were never answered in anyways but the only way they do it was offscreen and now it makes a lot more sense. Rumlow turning into Crossbones, Rhodey trying on the suit for the first time, Stark having a full conversation with Fury offscreen from the Iron Man post credit scene, T’Challa being the Black Panther a week before Tony revealing to the world he’s Iron Man, FREAKING BLACK WIDOW SHOWING UP IN THE EVENTS OF THE INCREDIBLE HULK OFFSCREEN! OH MY GOD! I could not handle the truths that were revealed in digital comic that I read from Marvel Unlimited. They were by far the greatest tie-in comics I’ve ever read. I totally recommend it, they’re 100% canon and approved by Kevin Feige and others who work at Marvel Studios. Though I wouldn’t bother reading the adaptions that has no information, some say prelude but it’s just a recap from the previous films. Except for Iron Man: I am Iron Man!, Iron Man 2 adaptation, Spider-Man Homecoming prelude, Avengers Infinity War prelude, and Black Widow prelude as well. If you’re confused which one do or do not have new information here’s a list down below. I give credit to Reddit user mcucanon making this list:

If you feel like reading the comics with no new material, go ahead. Anyway, I love the tie-in comics, 10/10, and hope you enjoyed this review.

Are the comics canon? All of them, or only some? Where can I read them? Are they important? Which are worth reading?

I don't see all of them, but some of them in the Timeline.