MEET THE MS. MARVEL OF TOMORROW IN NEW AVENGERS: TWILIGHT COMIC BOOK COVERS

By Seth A. Romo

on November 9, 2023

The fate of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes is darker than you ever imagined. Starting this January, witness this breathtaking vision of Marvel’s tomorrow in AVENGERS: TWILIGHT, an epic new limited series from two of the industry’s hottest talents: writer Chip Zdarsky and artist Daniel Acuña. Expertly crafting this saga throughout the last few years, Zdarsky and Acuña have joined forces to deliver a captivating and thought-provoking new endpoint for the Marvel Universe. The series will explore the very nature of being a super hero through the lens of an aged Steve Rogers, who must wield the shield once more to not only save the world but restore the Avengers’ legacy. See how twisted the Avengers’ goals and efforts have become as Steve must stop an all-new lineup of corrupt heroes with startling connections to the Avengers of today.

Over the last few weeks, fans have seen Captain America’s new suit and caught glimpses of new and familiar characters in covers and interior artwork. Now, see a new Ms. Marvel design in Alex Ross and Daniel Acuña’s covers for February’s AVENGERS: TWILIGHT #3. Today, Kamala Khan is one of the Marvel Universe’s brightest and honorable heroes. In AVENGERS: TWILIGHT, will she continue to live up to her esteemed reputation or has her mantle been irreparably tarnished?

AVENGERS: TWILIGHT #3 will take Captain America off the shores of New York City to the Raft, a government facility full of secrets and danger! Can Cap infiltrate it before the new Iron Man gives him the same gruesome fate as Tony Stark?

“Steve is the perfect character with which to see a changed future since he’s been through that experience before coming out of WW2,” Zdarsky explained to ComicBook.com in a recent interview. “His ethics and morals and outlook have a consistency to them, so seeing how he reacts to a changed America is always interesting, to me at least! And this future America is seemingly perfect, so Steve has to question whether or not to upset what his fellow Americans are comfortable with in pursuit of the truth.”