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Characters on the All-New All-Different Marvel poster.

All-New, All-Different Marvel is a 2015/2016 branding for Marvel Comics' entire line of comics. Taking place after the crossover storyline "Secret Wars", it details the new Marvel Universe, with nearly 60-65 titles relaunched with first issues, with a total of 76 issues.

Publication history

It was announced in February 2015 by Marvel that following the "Secret Wars" storyline, a new universe would be established by combining the 616 Universe and 1610 Ultimate Universe.[1][2] Soon after, Marvel revealed a title called the All-New, All-Different Avengers for Free Comic Book Day, a preview of the new Marvel Universe that featured many "legacy heroes", a term used for new characters taking on the role of established heroes. The comic also featured a preview of Uncanny Inhumans.[3]

In early June 2015, Marvel unveiled two photos depicting many of its iconic and lesser known characters post-"Secret Wars". Among these were Gwen Stacy's Spider-Woman counterpart, X-23 as the new Wolverine, Old Man Logan, Phil Coulson, Vision, Spider-Woman, Doctor Strange (wielding an axe), Black Panther, Thing in a Guardians of the Galaxy uniform, Red Wolf, Miles Morales, Peter Parker, Ant-Man, Steve Rogers' elderly appearance, Kamala Khan, Doctor Spectrum, Rocket Raccoon, Star-Lord, Iron Man, Daredevil, Hyperion, Inferno, a Citizen V, Medusa, and Sam Wilson and Jane Foster remaining in their adopted roles of Captain America and Thor, respectively.[4] After this, the company began revealing titles on a bi-daily basis.[5] The new Invincible Iron Man series will have Iron Man learning about who his birth parents are after it was revealed that Howard Stark and Maria Stark had adopted him and that Arno Stark was their biological son.[6]

Marvel unveiled most of its new titles in late June 2015, after a book detailing the titles was shipped out to retailers, which was officially released on July 1.[7] Three more titles were announced at the San Diego Comic-Con the following month, after which Marvel began sparsely revealing even more comics.[citation needed]

On February 1st 2016 writer Frank Tieri revealed that Black Knight would be the first All-New, All-Different title officially cancelled.[citation needed]

Titles involved

Title Creative Team Citation(s)
A-Force Vol. 2 G. Willow Wilson (W), Jorge Molina (A) [8]
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Marc Guggenheim (W), German Peralta (A) [9]
All-New, All-Different Avengers Mark Waid (W), Mahmud Asrar and Adam Kubert (A) [5]
All-New Hawkeye Vol. 2 Jeff Lemire (W), Ramon Perez (A) [9]
All-New Inhumans Charles Soule and James Asmus (W), Stefano Caselli (A) [10]
All-New Wolverine Tom Taylor (W), David Lopez (A) [9]
All-New X-Men Vol. 2 Dennis Hopeless (W), Mark Bagley (A) [11]
The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 4 Dan Slott (W), Giuseppe Camuncoli (A) [12]
Angela: Queen of Hel Marguerite Bennett (W), Kim Jacinto and Stephanie Hans (A) [9]
Astonishing Ant-Man Nick Spencer (W), Ramon Rosanas (A) [13]
Black Knight Vol. 4 Frank Tieri (W), Luca Pizzari (A) [14]
Black Panther Vol. 6 Ta-Nehisi Coates (W), Brian Stelfreeze (A) [15]
Black Widow Vol. 6 Mark Waid (W), Chris Samnee (A) [16]
Blade Vol. 7 Tim Seeley (W), Logan Faerber [17]
Captain America: Sam Wilson Nick Spencer (W), Daniel Acuña (A) [9]
Captain America: Steve Rogers Nick Spencer (W), Jesus Saiz (A) [18]
Captain Marvel Vol. 9 Tara Butters and Michele Fazekas (W), Kris Anka (A) [19]
Carnage Vol. 2 Gerry Conway (W), Mike Perkins (A) [9]
Contest of Champions Al Ewing (W), Paco Medina (A) [20]
Daredevil Vol. 5 Charles Soule (W), Ron Garney (A) [9]
Deadpool Vol. 4 Gerry Duggan (W), Mike Hawthorne (A) [9]
Deadpool and the Mercs for Money Cullen Bunn (W), Salva Espin (A) [21]
Doctor Strange Vol. 4 Jason Aaron (W), Chris Bachalo (A) [22]
Drax CM Punk and Cullen Bunn (W), Scott Hepburn (A) [9]
Extraordinary X-Men Jeff Lemire (W), Humberto Ramos (A) [23]
Gamora Nicole Perlman (W), Francesco Mattina (A)
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 4 Brian Michael Bendis (W), Valerio Schitti (A) [9]
Guardians of Infinity Dan Abnett (W), Carlo Barberi (A) [24]
Gwenpool Christopher Hastings (W), GuriHiru (A) [25]
Hercules Vol. 4 Dan Abnett (W), Luke Ross (A) [26]
Howard the Duck Vol. 6 Chip Zdarsky (W), Joe Quinones (A) [9]
Howling Commandos of S.H.I.E.L.D Frank Barbiere (W), Bren Schoonover (A) [9]
Hyperion Chuck Wendig (W), Nik Virella (A) [27]
Illuminati Josh Williamson (W), Shawn Crystal (A) [9]
International Iron Man Brian Michael Bendis (W), Alex Maleev (A) [28]
Invincible Iron Man Vol. 2 Brian Michael Bendis (W), David Marquez (A) [29]
Karnak Warren Ellis (W), Gerardo Zaffino (A) [9]
The Mighty Thor Vol. 2 Jason Aaron (W), Russell Dauterman (A) [9]
Mockingbird Chelsea Cain (W)), Kate Niemczyk (A) [30]
Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur Amy Reeder and Brandon Montclare (W), Natacha Bustos (A) [31]
Moon Knight Vol. 6 Jeff Lemire (W), Greg Smallwood (A) [32]
Ms. Marvel Vol. 4 G. Willow Wilson (W), Takeshi Miyazawa and Adrian Alphona (A) [9]
New Avengers Vol. 4 Al Ewing (W), Gerardo Sandoval (A) [9]
Nighthawk Vol. 2 David Walker (W), Brandon Schultz (A) [33]
Nova Vol. 6 Sean Ryan (W), Cory Smith (A) [9]
Old Man Logan Vol. 2 Jeff Lemire (W), Andrea Sorrentino (A) [9]
Patsy Walker A.K.A Hellcat Kate Leth (W), Brittney Williams (A) [34]
Power Man and Iron Fist Vol. 3 David Walker (W), Sanford Greene (A) [35]
Punisher Vol. 11 Becky Cloonan (W), Steve Dillon (A) [28]
Red Wolf Vol. 2 Nathan Edmondson (W), Dalibor Talajić (A) [36]
Rocket Raccoon and Groot Skottie Young (W), Felipe Andrade (A) [37]
Scarlet Witch Vol. 2 James Robinson (W), rotating artists [9]
Silk Vol. 2 Robbie Thompson (W), Stacey Lee (A) [9]
Silver Surfer Vol. 8 Dan Slott (W), Mike Allred (A) [38]
Spider-Gwen Vol. 2 Jason Latour (W), Robbi Rodriguez (A) [39]
Spider-Man Vol. 2 Brian Michael Bendis (W), Sara Pichelli (A) [40]
Spider-Man 2099 Vol. 3 Peter David (W), Will Sliney (A) [9]
Spider-Man/Deadpool Joe Kelly (W), Ed McGuiness (A) [41]
Spider-Woman Vol. 6 Dennis Hopeless (W), Javier Rodriguez (A) [9]
Spidey Robbie Thompson (W), Nick Bradshaw (A) [42]
Squadron Supreme Vol. 4 James Robinson (W), Leonard Kirk (A) [43]
Star-Lord Vol. 2 Sam Humphries (W), Javier Garron (A) [9]
Starbrand and Nightmask Greg Weisman (W), Dominike Stanton (A) [44]
Totally Awesome Hulk Greg Pak (W), Frank Cho (A) [45]
Thunderbolts Vol. 4 Jim Zub (W), Jon Malin (A) [46]
Ultimates Vol. 4 Al Ewing (W), Kenneth Rocafort (A) [9]
The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl Vol. 2 Ryan North (W), Erica Henderson (A) [42]
Uncanny Avengers Vol. 3 Gerry Duggan (W), Ryan Stegman (A) [9]
Uncanny Inhumans Charles Soule (W), Steve McNiven (A) [47]
Uncanny X-Men Vol. 4 Cullen Bunn (W), Greg Land (A) [9]
Venom: Spaceknight Robbie Thompson (W), Ariel Olivetti (A) [9]
The Vision Vol. 3 Tom King (W), Gabriel Hernandez Walta (A) [48]
Web Warriors Mike Costa (W), David Bildeon (A) [9]
Weirdworld Vol. 2 Sam Humphries (W), Mike Del Mundo (A) [49]
X-Men '92 Vol. 2 Chris Sims (W), Chad Bowers (W), Alti Firmansyah (A) [50]
X-Men: Worst X-Man Ever Max Bemis (W), Michael Walsh (A) [28]

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