Get ready to fall in love with Alex Ross‘ art all over again in the upcoming story, ‚Marvel Dimensions.‘<\/b>
\nFor decades, Marvel and DC Comics readers have been regularly treated to the lovely photorealistic artwork of Alex Ross. For his next Marvel project, Ross is putting his talents as an artist and writer to use in a graphic novel that promises to offer up new spins and the publisher\u2019s roster of characters.
Known as Marvel Dimensions, it\u2019s his latest turn as a writer following 2022\u2019s Fantastic Four: Full Circle. Where that book was 64 pages long, Dimensions will run 112 pages and will feature heavy hitters like Spider-Man, the X-Men, and Avengers. Plot-wise, Marvel\u2019s currently being cryptic, only saying the book starts with the universe\u2019s \u201ciconic origins and slowly twists into something darker and more unpredictable.\u201d
Ross himself described Marvel Dimensions as \u201cas bonkers a ride for the reader as it could possibly be\u201d to the Hollywood Reporter. \u201cYou\u2019re getting one kind of entertainment, and then it changes on you midstream and then you\u2019re getting a different art style suddenly\u2026and then the format changes within the book itself. All these things hopefully seem to unify and combine and come back together, but it\u2019s meant to be a wild ride that is throwing everything plus the kitchen sink at you.\u201d
The Marvel Universe, reimagined by Alex Ross.
Marvel Dimensions, an all-new graphic novel written and illustrated by Alex Ross, begins with Marvel\u2019s iconic origins and slowly twists into something darker and more unpredictable. Featuring Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, the\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/eTmxqKgTlA
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That format change arrives mid-book in the form of a 32-page story baked in and said to be key to the entire storyline. In full, Dimensions is built off of ideas Ross has had over the years, partly inspired by a similar origin retelling that he did for DC heroes like Batman and Wonder Woman back in 2005. Here, he\u2019s looking to get a little \u201ctwisted,\u201d hence the debut of around 200 characters\u2014or at least their variants, a la Kingdom Come.
If that sounds exciting to you, Marvel Dimensions from Alex Ross hits shelves in September for $30.<\/p>\n