Ultraman has been one of the more iconic characters to come from Japan since he's one of the few super sentai characters to make a worldwide impact outside of the Power Rangers. This super sentai icon has gone through a number of changes, including a gritty manga and anime reboot that has captured the attention of modern audiences. It seems like Marvel Comics wants a slice of that money since the publisher has announced an upcoming Ultraman comic book.
The Ultraman Marvel comic doesn't have a set release date yet, nor does it have a creative team but this is a collaboration between Marvel and Tsuburaya so expect some input from the character's main company. Details on this upcoming comic book aren't known yet, though it would be kind of fun to see him interact with Marvel heroes like Spider-Man or Wolverine.
Here's what Marvel's Editor-in-Chief, C.B. Cebulski, had to say about the new deal:
It will be interesting to see what Marvel does with Ultraman and we're hoping they have a good creative team that can take this character to new heights. Granted, Ultraman is already pretty popular so Marvel will just have to make him stand out without making the hero feel like a different character.
Marvel's Ultraman comic book comes out sometime in 2020.
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