Captain Marvel Officially Returns for New Series

Published Oct 9, 2026, 4:40 PM EDT

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While Captain Marvel is currently missing in action in the MCU, she's about to see new life on the page. Marvel Comics' new Editor-in-Chief, Stephen Wacker, hosted his first Bullpen Bulletins! panel at New York Comic Con this afternoon and revealed that a new series centered on Carol Danvers is coming soon for readers. The award-winning G. Willow Wilson, previously known for her writing with Black Cat and Ms. Marvel, will join renowned Fantastic Four artist Rachael Stott for a new ongoing run with the all-powerful hero that will hit store shelves starting next May. This Captain Marvel will be broken out from Chip Zdarsky and Marco Checchetto's current Avengers run.