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Marvel Brings On More Of The Bad Guys For July 2025 Solicits

Marvel brings on more of the bad guys with Green Goblin, Abomination, and Loki, in tehir July 2025 solicits and solicitations

Published Thu, 24 Apr 2025 11:26:08 -0500

by Rich Johnston

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Marvel revives the Bring On The Bad Guys brand for July 2025 solicitations.
Villains Green Goblin, Abomination, and Loki join Mephisto's plan.
Each one-shot explores the complex nature of Marvel's infamous villains.
Exciting additions include Red Skull, Dormammu, and Mephisto coming in August.

Bleeding Cool scooped the news that Marvel was to revive its Bring On The Bad Guys brand, back in February. Now Marvel Comics is dropping full details ahead of its July 2025 solicitations later today. As Mephisto recruits Green Goblin, Abomination, and Loki to join his soul-reaping scheme!…

BRING ON THE BAD GUYS: GREEN GOBLIN #1
Written by MARC GUGGENHEIM, ETHAN S. PARKER & GRIFFIN SHERIDAN
Art by MATTEO DELLA FONTE
Cover by LEE BERMEJO
On Sale 7/2
The Green Goblin is one of the most terrifying villains in the Marvel universe – thanks to a deal with Mephisto. But what does the Soul Forge have to do with it?

BRING ON THE BAD GUYS: ABOMINATION #1
Written by MARC GUGGENHEIM & PHILLIP KENNEDY JOHNSON
Art by SERGIO DÁVILA
Cover by LEE BERMEJO
On Sale 7/16
Emil Blonsky is never one to turn down a good deal. Whether it's to fell the mighty Grootslang in exchange for his freedom from a Wakandan prison, or to collect a soul on behalf of Mephisto for a mystery boon. The Abomination is always the monster for the job, and he's going to prove it once and for all.

BRING ON THE BAD GUYS: LOKI #1
Written by MARC GUGGENHEIM & ANTHONY OLIVERIA
Art by TBA
Cover by LEE BERMEJO
On Sale 7/30
Loki is the God of Mischief. Mephisto is the Lord of Lies. In a centuries-old battle of wits, Loki needs of a favor, and in exchange, Mephisto commands him to retrieve a soul – one belonging to an agent of Khonshu. But no one tells Loki what to do.
"Marvel broke the mold with supervillains, pushing them past the archetypical to the complex and some even morally gray but still to be feared," Editor Mark Paniccia added. "Each of these one-shots are an opportunity for fans to see what makes these villains some of the most dangerous characters in the Marvel Universe."