Marvel Reveals First Look at Women’s History Month Variant Covers

Marvel Comics is about to spotlight some of its heroines in a pretty epic way. On Wednesday, the publisher revealed the first look at a series of Women’s History Month variant covers, which will be featured on some of their March 2023 comics. March 8th will see the debut of a Bloodline: Daughter of Blade #2 variant by Peach Momoko, a Scarlet Witch #3 variant from Carmen Carnero, and a X-23: Deadly Genesis #1 variant from Aka. They will be followed by a Captain Marvel #47 variant from Ema Luppachino on March 15th, and a Storm & The Brotherhood of Mutants #2 cover by Rickie Yagawa on March 22nd.

Will there be an A-Force movie? 

Fans have been curious if an A-Force movie could eventually be in the cards for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, especially amid the recent introduction of a number of female heroes.

“Yes! I would like to be on it,” Hope Van Dyne / The Wasp actress Evangeline Lilly told CinePop late last year. “I would like to make it happen. That day that we did the scene in [Avengers:] Endgame where it was just us women was the most special day I’ve ever had. It was maybe tied with the most special day I’ve ever had filming a Marvel movie.”

The next female-focused team-up in MCU will be in this summer’s The Marvels, which will follow an alliance between Carol Danvers / Captain Marvel (Brie Larson), Monica Rambeau (Teyonah Parris), and Kamala Khan / Ms. Marvel (Iman Vellani). The film’s director, Nia DaCosta, recently revealed how the Endgame scene influenced her approach.

“I, like many women around the world, watched Avengers: Endgame, and had that six seconds of all the Marvel women together. I once had chills, but I was also very annoyed. I was like, ‘Two hours of this, please.’ So it was really nice that they decided to do a team-up movie with three of my favorite heroes, so that’s what was most exciting,” DaCosta explained in a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly. “I’ve been a huge Marvel fan for the longest time, loved the movies. And so, I always knew I wanted to be a part of the universe.”

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