Heroes Reborn was 25 years ago, and never one to miss an anniversary special, Marvel is teasing some sort of return to that universe. Or an ending at the very least.

The highly-accurate collectible figure is skillfully crafted based on the Dark Trooper as seen in the hit Star Wars™ series. It features highly detailed helmet and mechanical armor parts, specially applied black armor painting, LED light up functions, a blaster, and a display base.

From the streets of Gotham to the far reaches of the Multiverse, these are the best comic book covers of the week!

Through close collaboration and direct inspiration based on Jason Fabok’s iconic cover art, The Grim Knight stands 33 inches tall in a strong center-styled museum pose with weapons drawn! Recruited by The Batman Who Laughs and becoming second in command, The Grim Knight is “The Batman At Total War” and is quite literally the “Deadliest Man Alive.” His numerous arsenals are all included as swappable weapons, and this could make him the most dangerous version of Batman yet.

In a world where the times are changing, maybe it’d be better if cops and civilians looked up to Marvel’s other and better fictional heroes instead.

From the streets of Gotham to the far reaches of the Multiverse, these are the best comic book covers of the week!

Like a teenager’s oily and hormonal face, Spider-Man is no stranger to change. New powers, a strange stickiness in the bed sheets attributed to pent-up web fluids, and a constantly shifting life dynamic make for a webhead who never stays in one place for too long. But you want to know what really changes the most? The wardrobe from where the arachnid-themed hero pulls his threads from.

Here they are, the cream of the 2020 crop, the best comic book covers of the year, attached to some of the best comic books of the year!