Marvel Reveals New Iron Man, X-Men Books at NYCC 2025
At the recent New York Comic Con (NYCC) 2025, Marvel Comics unveiled a slew of new titles, including two highly anticipated series: "Iron Man" and "Dungeons of Doom." The announcements were made during the publisher's Next Big Thing panel on Saturday.
According to sources, the new "Iron Man" solo book will be written by DC Comics veteran Joshua Williamson and illustrated by Carmen Carnero. The story follows Tony Stark as he takes on a team of geniuses forced by Madame Masque into recreating his initial Iron Man suit. This development marks a significant shift in the character's narrative, as Stark faces a new challenge that tests his ingenuity and leadership.
"Dungeons of Doom," a miniseries set to debut in January 2026, explores what happens when various factions try to ransack Castle Doom for its power and technology. The story takes an unexpected turn when these groups find themselves trapped in the castle's labyrinthine dungeon. This series promises to be a thrilling adventure that delves into the complexities of magic and technology.
In related news, Marvel confirmed that the Ultimate Universe will indeed come to an end next year. Fans have been eagerly awaiting this development, which is expected to have significant implications for the larger Marvel universe.
Philip Kennedy Johnson, co-creator of "Dungeons of Doom," expressed his excitement about the project: "We're thrilled to bring this epic story to life, exploring the intersection of magic and technology in a way that's both thrilling and thought-provoking."
The announcements at NYCC 2025 have left fans eagerly anticipating the release of these new titles. With their unique blend of action, adventure, and intellectual curiosity, "Iron Man" and "Dungeons of Doom" are poised to captivate audiences worldwide.
Background context: The Marvel universe has undergone significant changes in recent years, with the introduction of new characters and storylines. The Ultimate Universe, a parallel universe that debuted in 2000, will come to an end next year, paving the way for new developments in the larger Marvel universe.
Additional perspectives: Comic book enthusiasts have taken to social media to share their reactions to the announcements, with many expressing excitement about the potential for fresh storylines and character development. Some fans have also raised concerns about the implications of the Ultimate Universe's demise on the larger Marvel narrative.
Current status and next developments: The new "Iron Man" solo book and "Dungeons of Doom" miniseries are set to debut in January 2026, with more information expected to be revealed in the coming months. Fans can look forward to a thrilling year ahead as Marvel continues to push the boundaries of storytelling and innovation.
Attributions:
Joshua Williamson: writer, "Iron Man"
Carmen Carnero: artist, "Iron Man"
Philip Kennedy Johnson: co-creator, "Dungeons of Doom"
*Reporting by Gizmodo.*
