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@donmike15: Marvel has announced three new Marvel Zombies specials, planned for Halloween across three consecutive years. The titles announced at New York Comic Con are The Winter Soldier for 2027, The Fist of Khonshu for 2028, and The Last Guardian for 2029. That's a particularly interesting direction: Marvel isn't just returning to its zombie universe once. It's planning to revisit it every Halloween for three years.

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