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Marvel Announces Greg Pak & Frank Cho's "Totally Awesome Hulk"

When the new Hulk debuts in late 2015, he's bringing with him a new attitude, a new look and an all-new, all-different adjective.

Once the dust from "Secret Wars" settles, and the Marvel Universe is no longer under the control of Doom, Greg Pak and Frank Cho will present readers with "The Totally Awesome Hulk," a new series starring an as yet unrevealed gamma-powered lead.

In an interview with ComicBook.com, the creators say that the currently-under-wraps identity of their jade giant will be revealed in their first issue. However, while it's the most obvious mystery at this point, it's far from the only one.

"There will be no mystery about the Hulk’s identity once the book hits -- you’ll find out who the new Hulk is on page one," Pak told ComicBook.com "And it will indeed be totally awesome, and it will fuel everything that happens in the story."

"The book will be entirely accessible to brand new readers and to folks who are reading only this book," Pak said of how he and Cho are approaching the series. "At the same time, it will indeed be tied into the fabric of the ongoing Marvel Universe and will set some things in motion that will have pretty huge reverberations for many characters."

"The Totally Awesome Hulk" smashes into the new Marvel Universe in late 2015.

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Marvel Announces "Contest Of Champions" Series From Ewing, Medina

Marvel will launch "Contest of Champions" this fall, a new comic book series based on the Marvel video game co-created by Kabam. According to CNET, writer Al Ewing ("Captain America and the Mighty Avengers") and artist Paco Medina ("Nova") will adapt the video game to the printed page in a comic that CBR News has confirmed takes place in Marvel's post-"Secret Wars" continuity.

"Where are the trapped heroes stored when they aren't fighting?," asked Ewing, referring to the premise of the "Contest of Champions" game, in which players pit Marvel heroes and villains against each other in hand-to-hand combat. "And if they're in a prison, do they try to escape?" Ewing says the comic will answer this question, and more.

The series will also be used to introduce new characters to the Marvel Universe, heroes that will also be added to the "Contest of Champions" game. This includes Guillotine, a character possessed of a magic sword that dates back to the French Revolution, who was created as part of a collaboration between "Contest of Champions' developer Kabam and Marvel artists.

The cover art features Maestro, who's depicted in a thumbs-out pose not unlike the emperor in "Gladiator." An evil and older version of the Hulk, Maestro was originally created for the alternate timeline story "Future Imperfect." The villain has made a comeback as part of "Secret Wars'" "Future Imperfect" series, and Marvel has already made it clear that that version of Maestro will stick around in the post-"Secret Wars" continuity.

Also depicted prominently are what appears to be a non-Flash Thompson version of Venom, as well as Gamora, who looks to have retained the powers she gained recently at the end of the "Black Vortex" events.

"Contest of Champions" arrives this October.

Daredevil Tutors Gambit In Charles Soule And Ron Garney Relaunch

It takes a lawyer to write a lawyer…

Today, we have a lot of Marvel news coming through about their All-New All-Different Marvel relaunch in October.

Such as Charles Soule and Ron Garney relaunching Daredevil starting in October. And guest-starring Gambit… as Daredevil’s new student.

The tagline? “The devil’s apprentice…”