Marvel Rivals’ secret weapon is its healthy mix of A-listers and overlooked characters, and this may help the brand as a whole | Gaming

“Curse you, Jeff!” That’s what I’ve yelled internally as I was thrown into the nearest abyss at least five times since Marvel Rivals‘ launch on December 6. Before that, I barely even knew who the hell Jeff the Land Shark was, and this is coming from a pop culture sicko.

Look, I’m a reasonably big Marvel fan, but I’ll admit that I don’t read every single thing the publisher puts out. Hell, I probably check out a very small percentage of what they’re doing nowadays. This has been an issue for a while, and not just for Marvel: More people than ever before are aware of comic book universes, but that doesn’t mean that most of those same people are reading comics. Even during the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s peak days, there was a problem in getting viewers to jump into comic…more

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