Marvel is gearing up for another exciting Swimsuit Special comic book release, and fans of NetEase Games’ Marvel Rivals are in for a treat as the game is set to introduce its own line of swimsuit skins. A recent post on the Marvel website announced the upcoming Marvel Swimsuit Special: Friends, Foes, and Rivals #1, set to hit shelves on July 9. This special edition promises to give Earth’s Mightiest Heroes a much-needed break from their world-saving duties, featuring them in a relaxed, summery setting.
Marvel Swimsuit Special art. Image courtesy of Marvel.
The comic's narrative revolves around Roxxon Comics releasing an unauthorized swimsuit special, prompting Wasp to organize her own global swimwear fashion shoot with Marvel’s heroes. The special is packed with stunning art across multiple splash pages, humorously suggesting readers are there for the "articles."
While Marvel hasn’t disclosed specific details on the launch date or the characters featured in these summer designs, the context strongly hints at the inclusion of summer-themed cosmetics. Fans can expect more details about the Marvel Swimsuit Special in the coming months, hopefully shedding light on its connection to Marvel Rivals.
Since its launch in December, Marvel Rivals has captivated multiplayer enthusiasts on both PC and consoles with its competitive gameplay and extensive roster of characters. As players strategize to climb the ranks, many are eagerly anticipating NetEase’s post-launch content, particularly the much-desired swimsuit collection.
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For those wondering when these swimsuits might make their way into Marvel Rivals, there are some clues to consider. The recent launch of Season 2, featuring Emma Frost and the Hellfire Gala, indicates that new outfits might coincide with Season 3, expected around July or August. This timing aligns with NetEase’s planned schedule and perfectly captures the essence of summer.
Additionally, Season 3 will mark a shift in NetEase’s approach to post-launch content, with seasons now lasting approximately two months instead of three. This change means fans can look forward to a new playable hero each month, keeping the game fresh and engaging. For more on Marvel Rivals, you can explore the fun April Fools' Day emote that let Venom twerk, or click here to learn about how NetEase made an infamous Moon Knight meme canon.
