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Marvel Rivals fans uncover the culprit behind Season 9’s murder mystery

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By Esad Ribic, Christian Bale
| se7en.ws
After weeks of subtle teases, NetEase Games officially unveiled Apocalypse in the Marvel Rivals Season 9 announcement trailer this Tuesday. However, the first mutant’s reign appears to be short-lived; the trailer concludes with a mysterious assailant running him through with a blade. While this cliffhanger is clearly designed to launch a season-long “whodunnit” investigation, the community seems convinced they’ve already unmasked the culprit.
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10 Amazing Comics for Marvel Fans Who Quit the MCU

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By Jason Aaron, Esad Ribic, Dean White, Joe Sabino
| CBR Verified
Marvel Studios has been working on adapting the Marvel Comics universe for almost 20 years. Many times, the studio has done an amazing job, but others, not so much. The so-called superhero fatigue and the Marvel overexposure in media in recent years have led some viewers to call it quits on the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This doesn’t mean they can’t keep enjoying Marvel, now in comic books. Comics are great options for Marvel fans who don’t want the TV series or films anymore.
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Is Having Robert Downey Jr. Return to the MCU As Dr. Doom a Good Thing?

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By Jonathan Hickman, Esad Ribic, Collier Jennings Verified
| Collider Verified
Robert Downey Jr.'s casting as Doctor Doom ignores the character's Romani heritage, a vital element of his backstory. Doctor Doom's early appearance in the MCU raises questions about the pacing and development of the character. Downey's return feels like a nostalgia play that may overshadow the development of Doctor Doom as a compelling character.
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