The Attack on Titan Marvel crossover looks is indeed happening, and details about this have been circling the internet and have been making fans all over the world extremely happy and excited.
This is after Marvel's Senior Vice-President, C.B. Cebulski has tweeted an image of a crossover between Spiderman's world and the japanese manga, which quickly became viral. In his tweet, he said: "Not a joke, folks. Attack on Titan and the @Marvel universe are crossing over! In 2 weeks. In Japan. Want a teaser?"
According to IGN, the published manga will be released via one of Japan's most popular culture magazine, Brutus. This will be out and made available to the public by November 15.
Isayama, creator of the famous Japanese manga Attack on Titan, has neither confirmed nor denied whether or not he will also be doing the artwork for the much-awaited crossover manga. However, it is confirmed that he did the cover art for Brutus magazine's Seven-hundred Ninetieth issue. IGN also wrote that he will be providing commentaries in the said issue.
The idea of the Attack on Titan Marvel crossover stemmed from the question: "What if Spider-Man and the Avengers battled a 46-foot-tall Titan in the streets of New York?", which was taken from Marvel's "What If?" comics. As to whether the protagonists from the AOT manga will be making an appearance in the crossover, we have yet to know, since Spiderman will obviously be the one taking care of defeating the monsters from the japanese manga.
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