Ash battles Marvel?!

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

You loved him against RE-ANIMATOR. You loved them when they ate Magneto. Now, it’s time for one of those wacky crossovers: Marvel Zombies Vs. ARMY OF DARKNESS!

That’s right, folks. Dynamite Entertainment confirmed today the comic crossover event of next year in the form of a 5-issue limited series pitting everyone’s fave lunkhead hero Ash against the hordes of zombified Marvel superheroes. Beginning next March, the series will act as a direct prequel to last year’s ‘Marvel Zombies’ series which featured covers by Arthur Suydam, writing by Robert Kirkman and fantastic art by Sean Philips and colorist June Chung.

While the regular AOD comic put out by Dynamite will be put on hiatus while the crossover takes place, be sure to grab ARMY OF DARKNESS #13, which hints at the crossover that no one dreamed would happen (seriously, whoever thought this up deserves a medal). To see the the whole announcement, click here.

Source: Dynamite Entertainment

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