MARVEL

The core line responsible for Marvel’s publishing division, it forms the center of its universe through the creation and publication of comics. Comic lines such as Marvel Knights, Marvel MAX, Marvel Adventures, and Marvel Super Hero Adventures have branched off from this area. It serves both as the source material for Marvel’s film and game brands and as an entry point for new readers.

A brand responsible for Marvel’s screen productions, using the Marvel Studios name for theatrical releases and works for Disney+. The “Marvel Studios’” designation continues to be used on homepages and title pages, and the brand operates as a central pillar of live-action screen productions, with roles differentiated from Marvel Animation and Marvel Television.

A comic imprint launched in 1998, it reworked titles such as Daredevil, Black Panther, and Punisher, and played a role in revitalizing Marvel Comics. In later years, it continued to be used as a banner for works such as Marvel Knights: The World To Come, positioning it as a comics-related offshoot line centered on weighty storytelling.

A comic line for mature readers launched in the 2000s, described in an official 2007 guide as a line that redefined “mature reader comic.” In contrast to the general-audience Marvel Adventures line, it was a mature-oriented spin-off line that broadened the range of content expression.

A comic line for all ages launched in 2005, described on the official page as “a line to introduce the Marvel Universe to new readers.” Centered on readability without being bound by continuity, it is positioned as an accessible entry point for movie fans and children.

An animation line responsible for animated works, which in recent years has released titles such as “Eyes of Wakanda” and “Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man” under the Marvel Animation name. It differs in medium from Marvel Studios, which focuses primarily on live-action productions, and occupies a position that shares production areas with the TV-focused output of Marvel Television.

A brand that brings together Marvel’s gaming activities. On the Games page of Marvel.com, releases such as “Marvel Rivals,” “MARVEL SNAP,” “Marvel's Spider-Man 2,” and “MARVEL Cosmic Invasion” are listed under the Marvel Games name. It serves as an external-facing hub for adapting Marvel character IP into works by various development companies.

A television-focused screen-content brand that, as of 2026, continues to offer the official companion podcast for “Daredevil: Born Again” under the Marvel Television name. While Marvel Animation handles animation and Marvel Studios handles theatrical and streaming live-action productions, it serves to bring together television-originated works and related projects.

It began in 2017 as a digital hub for children and families on YouTube and YouTube Kids, and in 2023 was also launched as an edutainment app for children aged 4–7. It plays a strong role in bringing together entry points for younger audiences, including Marvel Super Hero Adventures and Spidey-related works.

A multimedia animated franchise launched in 2018, centered on next-generation Marvel heroes. It also includes related projects by Marvel Animation and comic-book releases, and is positioned as a cross-cutting line aimed at younger audiences, separate from the existing roster of major heroes.

A multifaceted initiative for preschool and early elementary-age children, announced in 2017 and launched as a program spanning animation, publishing, toys, and apparel. Intended for an even younger audience than Marvel Adventures, it is an expanded line designed as an entry point to the Marvel universe.