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February 2026
Who are the New Warriors? They are comic book superheroes first published by Marvel Comics in the 1990s. You can find out more at my other New Warriors site the New Warriors Continuity Conundrum, tracking every appearance of every member of the team.
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What is this? A fast way to capture news and tidbits about the beloved New Warriors, and the comic book creators and fans who love them.
Updates
- Nova: Centurion #4 by Jed MacKay, Matteo Della Fonte and Mattia Iacono with VC's Cory Petit has been released to comic book stores by Marvel Comics. Featuring a cover by Alessandro Cappuccio and Rachelle Rosenberg, and variant covers by Federico Vicentini with Edgar Delgado, and Jeremy Wilson, the issue stars New Warriors founding member Nova, aka Richard Rider. Marvel described the issue with the following:
Being NOVA PRIME ain't easy -- between doing good and doing what needs to be done to keep the Worldmind running (which sometimes includes doing good), RICH RIDER barely has time to sleep. But when his ship gets stolen by dishonorably discharged ex-Nova Corps member and intergalactic criminal mastermind EDEN RIXLO, Rich is at risk of not even having a place to lay his head.

- Marvel Comics also released Uncanny X-Men #23 by Gail Simone, David Marquez and Matthew Wilson with VC's Clayton Cowles to comic book stores today. The first part of a new story arc, the issue includes appearances by Jubilee, who was once a New Warrior when using the codename Wondra. Marvel described the issue with the following:
A forgotten vow from one of the team comes back to haunt them all in the most SHOCKING way imaginable, as ghastly guest stars from Marvel's past threaten to take one of our most beloved mutants into their number forever! Can the Uncanny X-Men stop their friend from being taken to WHERE MONSTERS DWELL?
- Lastly, today also saw the release of the collected edition New Champions: Change is Coming, reprinting the entire 8-issue New Champions series released last year. New Champions #3 by Steve Foxe, Ivan Fiorelli and Arthur Hesli with VC's Travis Lanham guest-starred the previous Champions team, including Nova (Sam Alexander). The younger Nova was also a member of the 2014 iteration of the New Warriors, and co-starred with Richard Rider in the 2016 Nova series.
- The Return of Alex Power? The Future Foundation is back this May for Fantastic Four #11 by Ryan North and Patrick Boutin. Begun as a school of young geniuses assembled by Mr. Fantastic, the Future Foundation included Alex Power of Power Pack and the New Warriors. After some cosmic adventures (and their own short-lived series where Alex Power served as team leader), the Future Foundation eventually returned to Earth and disbanded. It's not yet confirmed which members of the Future Foundation will appear, but we'll be watching to see if Alex reunites with his old teammates. Fantastic Four #11 will be on sale May 13. Source: Smash Pages
- Marvel Strike Force teased the addition of Night Thrasher, Speedball, and Nova (Sam Alexander) with today's new load screen. The mobile game launched in 2018 and regularly adds new characters for recruiting to a player's squad. Firestar, Nova (Richard Rider), Darkhawk, Cloak and Dagger, Scarlet Spider (Ben Reilly), and Jubilee have all previously been added as recruitable characters.

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