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NYCC '26: Marvel Renown Promises to Keep Classic Stories in Print

Writer: Robert Marrujo
Robert Marrujo
20 hours ago
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A range of currently unavailable stories and other classics is being curated into a new line.



Marvel Brick was announced during New York Comic Con this week, but it wasn't the only new publishing initiative coming from the House of Ideas. Marvel Renown aims to collect (wait for it) classic storylines in both soft and hardcover editions. While that isn't really anything new, what is different here is that Marvel is promising that these collections will remain in print indefinitely, as opposed to some of its other collections which rapidly disappear and then sell for big money on the secondary market.


The first three collections announced were as follows:



  • Marvel Renown – Punisher: Suicide Run

    • Writers: Steven Grant, Chuck Dixon, Larry Hama

    • Collects: Punisher (Vol.2) #85-88, War Journal (1988) #61-64, War Zone (1992) #23-25

    • Artists: Hugh Haynes, Gary Kwapisz, John Buscema, Val Mayerik

    • $29.99 | 02.16.27

  • Marvel Renown – Daredevil: The Devil in Cell-Block D

    • Writer: Ed Brubaker

    • Artists: Michael Lank and David Aja

    • $17.99 | 02.23.27

  • Marvel Renown – All-New Hawkeye

    • Writer: Jeff Lemire

    • Artist: Ramon Perez

    • $19.99 | 03.09.27


The first books hit shops in February of 2027, with the third landing in March. The inclusion of these Punisher stories is a welcome one, as it offers hope that Marvel will branch out with this line and provide a healthy mix of stories to readers. As we learn more about which stories will be featured, we'll be sure to update all of you.


Source: ICv2

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