In a wild change to Spider-Man's backstory, Marvel just revealed his parents were killed by a fellow A-list Marvel hero. Peter Parker spent much of his youth being raised by his beloved Aunt May and Uncle Ben. But that only came to because of the deaths of his parents, Mary and Richard Parker. Decades ago, Peter learned that Richard and Mary were CIA agents killed while working undercover against the Nazi supervillain known as the Red Skull - now, it turns out the villain had a little help. v6j4m

Warning: Contains Potential Spoilers for Spider-Man & Wolverine #1!

One of Wolverine's most underrated villains is getting the ultimate redesign. Some of Marvel's strongest supervillains either belong in Wolverine's rogue's gallery or have crossed his virtually immortal path. Out of all the challenges that the X-Man has faced overtime, one of his biggest happens to be among his most underrated antagonists.

As Marvel continues its vicious reinvention of X-Men lore, Wolverine is going up against a founding member of the iconic mutant team. But while this particular mutant isn't traditionally a match for Logan, a new redesign just made them blood-soaked equals.

As Marvel's new Sorcerer Supreme, the Fantastic Four's nemesis Doctor Doom just unlocked his full powers, taking shock inspiration from Wolverine, the Human Torch, and several other iconic Marvel heroes. As a genius inventor and sorcerer, Doctor Doom has never been short of firepower, but fans have never seen him unleash anything like this.

While Wolverine and Cyclops are two of X-Men's most iconic heroes, they're not usually seen as the team's powerhouses. However, that just changed, as a group of mutants merge together to become X-Men's strongest hero, with an arsenal of god-tier mutant powers. It's the ultimate fusion of mutant abilities, drawing on existing Marvel lore in a smart new way.

As old as Wolverineis, it’s not surprising that the mutant hero would have made a few mistakes over the years. Unfortunately for Logan, he’s made more than his fair share, each of which has returned with violent and tragic consequences. While the X-Man’s greatest mistakes are agitated by the actions of others, there are some failures that Wolverine has yet to liberate himself from, if he ever does.

Of course, Marvel wasn’t going to wait too long to resurrect Sabretooth following his death at the end of the previous volume of Wolverine, and though the “why” and “how” of his return are still major questions, the publisher has confirmed that the villain is back for an all-out brawl that “Wolverine's been dreading…for a century!”

Warning: Spoilers Ahead for Ultimate Wolverine #5!

The X-Men’s Wolverine has an instantly recognizable costume design that hasn’t changed much over the years aside from a few subtle tweaks and color scheme swaps, with his persona while under the influence of Apocalypse being a short-lived moment in the character’s long and storied history as a superhero. In a new cosplay, Wolverine’s time as the Horseman of Death is brought to life, giving the live-action space a new way to bring Logan to the silver screen.