Marvel Comics will change the dates of internal advertisements

Pick up a Marvel Comics title and you’ll see internal announcements for upcoming comics, with the month of publication listed in the announcement. That’s how they do things. Well, not anymore. Bleeding Cool reported on Marvel’s current issues with scheduling, a combination of comic book creators affected by the coronavirus, worldwide shipping issues, and print and paper shortages. Which derided some of these ads. The X-Men titles have been the most affected in this regard, as they show which title is coming out, in what order, and on what specific date, and you’ve published recent books claiming that the very comic you’re reading was published two prior month.

Bleeding Cool reported that this aspect of the date naming was removed from this month’s X-Men titles. But Bleeding Cool understands that rather than saying the upcoming books will be released “In July 2022”, say, Marvel will now use the term “Summer 2022” which is much more vague and could potentially extend the timeline by a July title. to September. Although, as we also pointed out, some were moved in October. Wouldn’t seasons of the year be enough for future titles?

Here are some of those books slated for July, which will now be released in the summer…

And some that won’t be for the summer of 2022.