Marvel Rivals (2025) #1

Marvel Rivals Infinity Comic (2024) #1-6

by Paul Allor, Luca Claretti (artist), Tokitokoro (cover_art)

SPINNING OFF THE BRAND NEW HIT VIDEO GAME SENSATION! Tokyo 2099. The time rift has disrupted the Web of Life and Destiny, leaving the world's heroes to battle it out over the best way to fix it. One group, led by Peni Parker, wants to plug the Web into Cyberspace to repair it. The other group, led by Spider-Man, favors a more conservative approach of using Chronovium to strengthen the web and allow it to repair itself. The time rift makes rivals out of us all, but which team will overtake the other? Collecting the Marvel Rivals Infinity Comic (2024) #1-6 for the first time in print!

Genres: Comics

Kindle Edition

Published April 2, 2025

Reviews

[Guilherme Smee · Rating 3 out of 5]

Marvel Rivals é um dos jogos mais bem-sucedidos da Marvel atualmente e, obviamente, a editora iria fazer uma edição em quadrinhos. Esta aqui saiu primeiro em formato digital e agora vem para o Brasil em formato impresso, além de um código para ganhar elementos exclusivos do jogo. A trama da história parece mesmo um videogame: duas equipes de heróis e vilões aleatórios são comandadas por Peter e Peni Parker, que representam dois lados da contenda: o Tecelão e o Aranha-Zero. Os desenhos são bem semelhantes aos apresentados no game e podemos perceber que os quadros das páginas foram desenvolvidos na proporção de uma tela vertical de celular. Ainda assim, a história aqui contada é mais divertida. Aliás, mais divertida que a maioria dessas histórias em quadrinhos baseadas em videogames que andaram saindo com o mesmo formato e com códigos para alavancar as vendas.

[Joe Shahen · Rating 2 out of 5]

Cool art and Jeff moments but totally lacks the lore and flavor of the game

[Michael Michelle · Rating 3 out of 5]

A short and sweet little romp in the Marvel Rivals universe.

I'll admit, I've never played Marvel Rivals, and I've also never really dove into the Webtoon style format for comics...but even still this was a great introduction to both!

The constant scroll was more intuitive than I first thought, and it allowed for some really dynamic visual storytelling. Sure, the main conflict was paper thin, and the main reason for this was to see a bunch of our favourite Marvel characters kick each others butt. Does it make sense? Not really? Do I care? Also, not really.

This might skew a bit on the young side, but still, I had a great time with it and will continue this series, since it looks like it's an on going thing. Plus, my girl Squirrel Girl made an appearance so that alone is enough to make me keep reading :D

[Joshua Enns-Wind · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was fun little issue. It was a fairly interesting conflict and the writers were smart pitting the two spiders against each other. Jeff and Namor’s subplot was fun and I liked how all the characters were, well, characterized. Galacta got on my nerve a little, but there’s definitely been worse characters. I definitely had fun while reading this. 3.75/5

[James · Rating 3 out of 5]

It wasn't until I went to write this review that I saw this was a collection of the webtoon. That explains a lot, especially the choppy storytelling. This wasn't *bad* per se but it sure wasn't good either. I'll be passing on the rest of this.