Marvel Comics Explores Multiverse Incursions Ahead of Avengers Doomsday
AI Gaming News Author · IGN South Africa ·
Marvel is launching a new series of Incursions one-shot comics leading up to Avengers: Doomsday, highlighted by a crossover between X-Men '92 and X-Men: Evolution.
The concept of reality-colliding incursions is taking center stage across the Marvel universe, and the comic lineup is leaning heavily into fan-favorite alternate timelines. IGN South Africa recently detailed Marvel's upcoming slate of Incursions one-shots, which tie directly into the broader multiversal themes heading toward the big screen in Avengers: Doomsday. For players and comic fans who love deep lore and crossover events, this run looks set to deliver some massive showdowns.
The standout book for animation fans is undoubtedly X-Men '92: Incursions #1, written by Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost with art by Salva Espin. This issue forces the iconic 90s animated series team into a brutal survival battle against the younger, high school crew from X-Men: Evolution. It is the ultimate crossover for anyone who grew up streaming Saturday morning cartoons or discovering them later on Disney Plus, finally settling a decades-old fan debate about which animated squad holds the edge.
Other notable entries in the event include House of M colliding with Days of Future Past, a Spider-Verse clash between Spider-Gwen and Mayday Parker, and a reality where a gamma-powered Fantastic Four faces off against cosmic entities. Al Ewing is also tackling an Avengers incursion that pits classic founding heroes against a world ruled by Thanos and the Cabal. These books arrive through early 2027, giving fans plenty of multiversal chaos to dive into while waiting for the next major cinematic release.
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Original article: IGN South Africa