Marvel Comics Reveals 2027 Lineup Including New Captain Marvel and Spider-Man Crossover

Marvel Comics used New York Comic Con 2026 to unveil an extensive roadmap for its 2027 publishing slate. As reported by GamesRadar+, the announcements include significant shifts for major heroes like Spider-Man and Captain Marvel, along with limited series and creative revamps.

A New Era for Spider-Man and Captain Marvel

Among the most notable reveals is the ‘Crisis of Faith’ event beginning in April 2027. Written by Joe Kelly and Bryan Edward Hill, the story will center on a falling out between Peter Parker and Miles Morales. Spider-Man editor Nick Lowe teased that Peter’s recent risky decisions and Miles’ questionable associations will place a significant strain on their relationship. In other Spidey news, a new series, ‘Spider-Punk,’ will feature Hobie Brown facing off against Mz. Negative, while ‘Spider-Man Noir’ sees Peter hunting Venom Noir.

Captain Marvel is also undergoing a major transition. Following the events of ‘Avengers: Armageddon,’ Carol Danvers will anchor a new ongoing series from G. Willow Wilson and Rachael Stott, launching in May 2027. The narrative promises to challenge Danvers’ core beliefs as she faces an ancient threat surfacing in the Marvel Universe.

Additional Highlights and Future Teases

Marvel’s 2027 schedule includes several other key titles:

• Magneto: End of Days: A February 2027 eight-issue limited series from Brian Michael Bendis and Andrea Sorrentino.
• Hulk War: Infernal Rage: Beginning in February 2027, this five-issue series concludes the current run on the character as the ‘Infernal Hulk’ rampages.
• X-Men: The publisher announced a spin-off series focusing on the ‘Regulators,’ a team set in the late 1800s, debuting in February 2027.
• Manga Collaboration: New titles featuring Iron Man, Spider-Gwen, Deadpool, and Venom will continue the Kadokawa partnership. English translations are confirmed but currently lack a release date.

The event concluded with a mysterious teaser titled ‘1 Day,’ scheduled for June 2027. Marvel has provided little detail on the project, though the cryptic tagline, “No one is promised the future,” has sparked speculation about potential ties to past storylines.

Why it matters

These announcements signal a period of significant narrative transition across the Marvel line, particularly for legacy characters. Readers should watch for how the ‘Avengers: Armageddon’ event reshapes the status quo for heroes like Carol Danvers and the status of the Avengers.

For those invested in the wider Marvel ecosystem, the shift toward shorter, high-impact events like ‘Crisis of Faith’ and ‘Hulk War’ suggests a move toward more focused, serialized storytelling over the coming year. As these titles roll out between early 2027 and June, fans should keep an eye on official solicitation previews to see how these arcs begin to overlap.