Extended Universes - Marvel, DC, Star Wars

Three lesser-known Marvel side roads—ClanDestine, Strikeforce: Morituri, and Ravage 2099—mapped by story hook and continuity.

Tales of the Jedi, Jedi vs. Sith, and X-Wing: Rogue Squadron show three different ways the old Dark Horse line built history outside today's canon.

Three lesser-known Marvel side roads—one Earth-616 team book, one fairy-tale X-Men retelling, and one Earth-9511 future—show how far the line can bend.

Three real-cover cards revisit The Heckler, Primal Force, and Major Bummer, with clear canon labels and source links for each run.

Three real-cover cards trace Marvel's stranger side roads: Golden Age heroes revived in 616, a New Universe reboot, and a dystopian alternate Earth.

Four real-cover cards revisit pre-Disney Star Wars side roads: Dark Empire, Knights of the Old Republic, Legacy, and Visionaries, all clearly labeled as Legends or non-canon.

This DC spotlight revisits four late-1990s side-shelf runs: Chase, Aztek, Chronos, and Resurrection Man, with real cover art and clear canon labels.

Four real Marvel covers map the strange edge between official continuity, licensed experiments, and one Spider-Man-origin feint.

This week's Star Wars spotlight covers three pre-Disney expanded-universe curios: Star Wars: Droids #1, Caravan of Courage, and Tag & Bink Are Dead.

This week's DC spotlight covers three underrated DC Universe runs — Starman (1994), The Question (1986), and Hitman (1996) — each with canon status labels. The channel rotation continues: Marvel → DC → Star Wars.

This week's spotlight digs into four obscure Marvel comics — Runaways, Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E., Squadron Supreme, and West Coast Avengers — each with clear canon status labels. The channel rotates Marvel → DC → Star Wars every Sunday.