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Marvel Knights co-founder Jimmy Palmiotti returns to the revolutionary imprint's signature stars with Daredevil/Punisher: The Devil's Trigger, a new five-issue limited series launching in November.

The series will be illustrated by rising star artist Tommaso Bianchi, known for his acclaimed work on the recent Thunderbolts: Doomstrike series. The latest chapter in their history of violent clashes and tense team-ups, Marvel's most iconic street-level heroes will go head-to-head after Punisher unleashes hell on an emerging criminal empire, forcing Daredevil to put an end to his one-man war before it destroys the city.

Divided by ideologies, the pair's complex relationship has resulted in some of their most memorable stories, and it sounds like this latest saga will be their most intense showdown yet. Here's the official description:

Do You Have What It Takes To Pull The Trigger?

Daredevil and The Punisher – two of Marvel’s mightiest with one of the most...

Two of Marvel's most iconic rivals are set to do battle once again, in a brutal, all-out war for the very soul of New York City. And before the dust settles, both heroes may end up paying a heavy price.

Returning to the Marvel Knights label, Marvel has announced writer Jimmy Palmiotti will pen Daredevil/Punisher: The Devil's Trigger, a five-part comic series launching this November. With artist Tommaso Bianchi (Thunderbolts: Doomstrike), the two New York vigilantes will go head-to-head as a new crime war breaks out across the city.

Do You Have What It Takes To Pull The Trigger? Daredevil and The Punisher – two of Marvel’s mightiest with one of the most celebrated and storied rivalries in comics find themselves at odds, not only with each other, but with New York’s criminal element once again! Writer Jimmy Palmiotti revisits the Marvel Universe, pitting Frank Castle against the...

The following contains major spoilers for The New Avengers#1, on sale June 11 from Marvel Comics.

Two of Marvel Comics' hottest heroes are leading the charge against Doctor Doom with a whole new kind of New Avengers.

The New Avengers #1 opens to find Bucky Barnes, better known as the Winter Soldier, catching up with one of his old friends at their gas station in the middle of the New Mexico desert. Unfortunately for said friend, Bucky knows they have been selling out their neighbors to Doctor Doom's regime. As such, the Winter Soldier has to make an example of the man by setting the gas station ablaze. Of course, that is nothing compared to what Natasha Romanova, better known as the Black Widow, has in store for the two of them, and her plans go far beyond a long-overdue romantic rendezvous.

New Avengers#1 Written by Sam Humphries Art by Ton Lima...

Warning! This article contains spoilers for Thunderbolts: Doomstrike #5

Bucky Barnes, long defined by his past as the Winter Soldier, is forging a new identity. In a world reeling from Doctor Doom's dominion, Barnes steps into a leadership role, shedding the shadows of his former life for a new codename that reflects his evolving purpose and the desperate hope he embodies for the Marvel Universe.

This pivotal moment unfolds in Thunderbolts: Doomstrike #5, written by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly with art by Tommaso Bianchi.

The issue captures Bucky's struggle and resolve as he leads a new iteration of the Thunderbolts against Doom's tyrannical regime and lackeys. The issue delves into his internal monologue and conversations with allies and enemies alike, providing a rare glimpse into the man beneath the legend, revealing his chosen codename: “Revolution.”

“Revolution” Is A Name Bucky Has Always Carried In His Very SoulThunderbolts: Doomstrike, By Jackson Lanzing,...

A new line-up of Thunderbolts* is getting ready to team up ahead of their highly anticipated MCU debut, revamping the roster in a big way with shocking additions. The Winter Soldier and Black Widow are forming a new team of anti-heroes and former villains to take on a dangerous threat, and this cast is sure to pack a serious punch as the series kicks off later this year.

Marvel Comics has just announced New Thunderbolts*, an exciting new comic that re-invents the chaotic crew with an unexpected cast of characters. Written by Sam Humphries with art by Ton Lima, this series will see the Thunderbolts joining forces to face off against seemingly unbeatable copies of the Illuminati.

The updated roster features the Winter Soldier, Black Widow, Wolverine, Carnage, Clea, Namor, and the Hulk. While this line-up is definitely an unlikely one, these powerhouses will need to work together if they...

As Marvel Comics nears the highly anticipated One World Under Doom event, a new Thunderbolts* series has been announced, featuring the fiery presence of Ghost Rider‘44. Doom’s iron fist is closing on the world and a special team of morally ambiguous heroes will be needed to do what the Avengers are incapable of. Fortunately, the team has the flames of Hell on their side and vengeance to be dealt.

Thunderbolts: Doomstrike features many of the upcoming Thunderbolts* cast, including Sharon Carter, Winter Soldier, and U.S. Agent alongside the startling addition of a Spirit of Vengeance.

Thunderbolts: Doomstrike #2 (2025)

Release Date:

March 26, 2025

Writer:

Collin Kelly & Jackson Lanzing

Artist:

Tommaso Bianchi

Cover Artist:

Leinil Francis Yu

Spirit Of Vengeance! After a devastating defeat, Bucky decides to hit Doom where it hurts – and he’s bringing in some old friends to do it. It’s a modern-day Hellhunters reunion as Bucky brings...

Earlier this week, Marvel Comics shared a cover for One World Under Doom's second issue, teasing Doctor Doom's ultimate victory over the Fantastic Four.

The new Sorcerer Supreme has become the ruler of the entire Marvel Universe and this key moment in Ryan North and R.B. Silva's One World Under Doom event will be further expanded on in Fantastic Four #30 where North's acclaimed run on the title takes a drastic turn.

As the shocking covers below show, Doctor Doom may have done what Mister Fantastic has failed to do for so long. The future of Marvel’s First Family has never been more uncertain as one of its members, Ben Grimm/The Thing, is taken off the board for good.

In addition, One World Under Doom will impact Spencer Ackerman and Julius Ohta’s new run of Iron Man, starting in issue #6 where Tony Stark debuts a new...

The Silver Surfer is challenged by Terrax in a fight over his past as Galactus' herald in "Hierarchy of Power." Despite his efforts, the Surfer is still seen as Galactus' former herald by many in the galaxy, facing scrutiny and judgment. The story highlights the ongoing struggle of the Silver Surfer for redemption, despite his noble actions and efforts to atone.

Warning: contains spoilers for "Hierarchy of Power," appearing in Giant Size Silver Surfer #1!

When fans first met the Silver Surfer, he was a herald of Galactus, and now Marvel has confirmed he will always be remembered as such, and never receive atonement. The Surfer leaves Galactus service shortly after his introduction, but in Giant Size Silver Surfer #1, Terrax, another former herald, tracks Norrin Radd down, challenging him to a fight. Along the way, revelations about how the galaxy sees the Surfer come to light.

Terrax challenges Silver Surfer to...

Moondragon's immense power and unique origin story make her a key figure in Marvel's cosmic universe. Watch out for this character. The story "Heirarchy of Power" showcases Moondragon's telepathic abilities and her role in assisting the Silver Surfer against Terrax's challenge. Despite the challenges of integrating Moondragon into the MCU post-Thanos, her potential and story make her a valuable addition to Marvel's lineup.

Warning: contains spoilers for "Heirarchy of Power," appearing in Giant Size Silver Surfer #1!

Marvel just confirmed the MCU is a much poorer place without one key member of the Guardians of the Galaxy. Across three films, the Guardians established themselves as one of Marvels premiere teams. There are several members from the comics who have not made the leap to live action, and the story Hierarchy of Power, appearing in Giant Size Silver Surfer #1 makes the case for one in particular.

Written by Mat Groom and drawn by Tommaso Bianchi,...

Marvel confirms that former heralds of Galactus like Silver Surfer and Terrax "travel beyond the speed of light." This makes them faster than Quicksilver, though they're not alone - Captain Marvel, Sentry and Solarus can claim the same. However, DC's Flash remains the fastest superhero, with the ultra-powerful Speed Force not existing in Marvel's reality, limiting what speed is possible.

While Marvel's Quicksilver may be known for his speed, a surprising challenger just left him in the dust by showcasing their top speed. A longtime Avengers member, Quicksilver has long been Marvel's answer to DC's Flash. However, despite his famous arrogance, it turns out that Pietro Maximoff is no match for one powerhouse's maximum speed.

In a preview of Giant-Size Silver Surfer #1, the comic begins with narration that most readers will assume comes from the titular hero himself, boasting, "Though I travel beyond the speed of light, my reputation inevitably precedes me.