Scarlet Witch, Spider-Gwen, Silver Surfer, Brute Force highlight Marvel 2022 Infinity Comics preview

Infinite Possibilities #1 excerpt (Image credit: Marvel Comics)

On December 29 Marvel Comics released Timeless #1, its latest one-shot special that serves as something of narrative introduction/teaser to many of its big 2022 storylines and events, including the major summer Avengers-X-Men-Eternals showdown Judgment Day.

Called Infinite Possibilities #1, it's a "sneak peek at the future of Marvel Unlimited," by artist Geoffo and colorist Dee Cunniffe.

But unlike Timeless #1, there is no framing story or narrative device, just vertical pin-ups of characters and concepts presumably receiving Infinity Comics series or one-shots in 2022.

The pin-ups are Interspersed with the proper adjectives (some very familiar to Marvel readers): Strange, Invincible, Courageous, Mysterious, Inspiring, Uncanny, Adorable, Majestic, Magnificent, Vigilant, and Chaotic.

The images include (take a deep breath)...

Doctor Strange
Ironheart
Vision
Captain America and Winter Soldier
Black Widow
Nick Fury (Junior)
Mystique
Rocket and the Milano (or a ship like it)
America Chavez
Captain Marvel
Brute Force (no, really)
Hawkeye (Kate Bishop)
Iceman
Falcon
Wolverine (Laura)
Jeff the Land Shark
Black Panther
Okoye
Shuri
Miles Morales (in his old costume)
Ms. Marvel
Spider-Gwen
Moon Knight
She-Hulk
Howard the Duck
The Watcher
Silver Surfer
Scarlet Witch (in her Kevin Wada era costume)

No other details were given, but by the appearance of the recently killed Stephen Strange and costumes from previous eras on some characters like Miles Morales and Scarlet Witch, it appears Infinity Comics will not necessarily concern itself with stories set in present-day continuity but will have the run of any Marvel era.

While no digital-first or only story has qualified yet, nothing is stopping them from someday being regarded as one of the best Marvel Comics stories of all time.

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