Avengers: Doomsday Is Coming! 5 Marvel Comics You Must Read Before The Movie

This is the tale of Daredevil and his arch nemesis Wilson Fisk, how an identity expose results in the protagonist, the superhero of this comic, losing everything that is dear to him. The story begins with the scandal of the human behind the superhero getting exposed, it is a tale of resilience and is one of the most likable superheroes of the MCU. Through its psychological depth, compelling storytelling, and distinctive artwork, the comic demonstrates how a superhero narrative can also become a profound story about perseverance and redemption. It is a relatable story that readers can engage with before watching any marvel cinema. 

This is the final comic of the Young Prince trilogy. The premise of the story is about T'Challa against Tafari and his schemes. The comic is divided into parts and steps, it starts with T'Challa’s friends visiting him in the nation of Wakanda. The story progresses to various other challenges that T'Challa has to overcome with the help of his friend M'Baku and his exceptionally strong sister Shuri. The challenge is not just limited to fighting Tafari but also to bring back his parents and elders from an alternate dimension.  

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In the very trailer of the Avengers Doomsday you can see Fantastic Four, it only makes sense that you get a refresher with this Marvel comic. This is an action packed comic that centers around Fantastic Four’s challenges and how they can solve multiple issues all at once. The detailed illustration and the plot makes it a page turner for any Marvel fan. When multiple threatening events disrupt Earth’s peace, like the discovery of Atlantis, aliens arriving to annihilate humans, the task load of the superheroes becomes hectic and quite challenging through this comic you will be able to gauge how powerful the Fantastic Four are. 

For ultimate Marvel fans this deluxe edition of Wolverine comic is a must have. The story begins with Logan being captured by a science group and then being put through a painful and horrifying procedure on his head that leaves him to be in the state of Wolverine. The plot thickens when Logan breaks free and is on the loose to exact his revenge on his captors. This comic is quite a thriller to read, especially in this deluxe edition with illustrations so smooth and sharp that it may feel like watching something unfold in reality.