All Current Marvel Comics Series A–Z

The Marvel Universe has a huge catalog full of old titles, retcons, special issues, and crossover events, making it hard for new fans to enter into regular readership. The point of reboots and retcons is to provide an access point for new readers to jump on board with a fresh start, but maybe you want to start reading today. We never know when the next reboot is coming.

For those interested in understanding the current state of Marvel comics, I’ve listed out all the current books in alphabetical order. You can start these series from issue #1 to catch up or jump right into the most recent issue and fill in any gaps through wiki articles. You’ll find that many of these series had a refresh during the “Fresh Start” reboot in 2018, so they have several years of material to catch up on.

All-New Spider-Gwen: Ghost-Spider

Spider-Gwen: Ghost-Spider; Image credit: Marvel Comics

College student Gwen Stacy does some dimension-hopping in a fight against Miles Warren, also known as Jackal, while trying to maintain her secret identity as Ghost-Spider.

The Amazing Spider-Man

This staple of the Marvel universe got a fresh relaunch in 2025 with Joe Kelly and Justina Ireland writing Spider-Man’s big battle against Sorcerer Supreme Doctor Doom.

The Avengers

The current series for Marvel’s central super-team has been ongoing since a 2018 relaunch as part of the Fresh Start reboot.

Black Cat

Black Cat: Carnage; Image credit: Marvel Comics

This cunning anti-hero thief worked alongside Spider-Man in the Fresh Start relaunch that saw her take on the Thieves Guild.

Captain America

The Captain America series started fresh in July 2025, bringing us the tale of his first encounter with Doctor Doom shortly after Cap was freed from the ice and entered the modern era.

Deadpool and Wolverine

Fan favorites Deadpool and Wolverine faced off against Apocalypse in October 2025 and they’ve been fighting together ever since.

Eddie Brock: Carnage

Eddie Brock: Carnage; Image credit: Marvel Comics

This series kicks off a new adventure for Eddie as he trains the Carnage symbiote to become a violent anti-hero.

Fantastic Four

This run of the Fantastic Four started up in November 2022 with Ryan North and Iban Coello at the helm.

The Incredible Hulk

The relaunch of this series started with #782 in 2023 and features strong horror themes as the Hulk battles monsters alongside Charlie Tildwell.

Miles Morales: Spider-Man

Miles Morales: Spider-Man; Image credit: Marvel Comics

This relaunch began in 2023, centered around Miles’ relationship with Tiana Toomes. When her grandmother, the Vulture, finds out Tiana is dating a Spider-Man, she breaks out of prison with her sights set on destroying Miles.

Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu

This relaunch began with a mini-series as Marc Spector returns from the dead to fight alongside the Midnight Mission.

Mortal Thor

Following the series, Immortal Thor, we see Thor on a journey mirroring his mythical routes. In the wake of his “death” at the hands of Loki, he wanders Asgard as the mortal Sigurd Jarlson, fighting heroic battles without his powers or memories.

New Avengers

New Avengers; Image credit: Marvel Comics

You can get a fresh start on the New Avengers with a new release from June 2025, featuring a team led by the Winter Soldier that includes Wolverine, Black Widow, Carnage, Hulk, Clea Strange, and Namor.

Red Hulk

Red Hulk is another fairly recent release from February 2025. He smashed onto the scene during the One World Under Doom event.

Spider-Girl

Spider-Girl returned to the Marvel continuity in June 2025 as she tried to discover why the villain, Vermin, was tracking her.

Spider-Man and Wolverine

Spider-Man and Wolverine; Image credit: Marvel Comics

The duo teamed in May 2025 for a massive crossover event that will pit the iconic pair against some of Marvel’s biggest villains.

Uncanny X-Men

This series returned in October 2024 with a team featuring Wolverine, Gambit, Jubilee, Rogue, and Nightcrawler.

Venom

Mary Jane Watson took on a thrilling new role as Venom in October 2025, coming face-to-face with Knull, the creator of all symbiotes.

Wolverine

Wolverine; Image credit: Marvel Comics

This series tied in with the X-Men: From the Ashes relaunch and follows Wolverine after the Krakoa Era, dealing with a deadly human-mutant conflict.

Star Wars Comics

Star Wars

The current series received a May 2025 reboot to tell a story set between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens, starring Han, Luke, and Leia.

Star Wars: Doctor Aphra – Chaos Agent

Star Wars: Doctor Aphra – Chaos Agent; Image credit: Marvel Comics

This hero from the New Republic era is a rogue archaeologist tracking down rare artifacts with the likes of Luke Skywalker.

Star Wars: Legacy of Vader

This series follows Kylo Ren between the events of The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker.

Ultimate Universe

Ultimate Black Panther

This series debuted in October 2024 and currently features T’Challa gearing up to face the Progenitor.

Ultimate Spider-Man

Ultimate Spider-Man; Image credit: Marvel Comics

Spidey faces off against some of his most famous foes in this series, including Kingpin, Black Cat, Kraven the Hunter, Mister Negative, Mole Man, and Mysterio.

Ultimate Wolverine

Wolverine takes on the role of Winter Soldier in an interesting twist that sees the mutant controlled by the Eurasian Republic and the Tsars of Russia.

Ultimate X-Men

Ultimate X-Men; Image credit: Marvel Comics

This series is a manga-inspired X-Men reimagining starring a mutant named Armor. It’s a great standalone series that offers a new vision of the mutants.

The Ultimates

This series picks up on the aftermath of the Ultimate Invasion story and places key Marvel heroes in an alternate timeline where they have formed a covert network to fight the Maker’s Council.

Upcoming Series

Here are a few planned series that are coming in the next few months:

Cyclops
Doctor Strange
Infernal Hulk
Nova: Centurion
Planet She-Hulk
Sorcerer Supreme
Wade Wilson: Deadpool

This list doesn’t include the many limited series that have been tied into these runs. In particular, you’ll find many mini-series focused on specific X-Men mutants that ran for five issues or so. Marvel’s current run isn’t too intimidating a list, and many of the series have had recent reboots, making them a great starting point for new fans to catch up and become regular readers.

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