Funko is expanding its Marvel Pop line as they announce the Lucha Libre edition. Some of our favorites Marvel Comics heroes and villains are getting a luchador makeover with new costumes and names.

Funko and Marvel’s partnerships have produced some amazing things, but their most recent collaboration with AAA might just be their best yet. Marvel recently revealed a partnership with AAA to ...

Back on October, Funko and Marvel teamed up with AAA on a collection of Pop figures that transformed some of our favorite superheroes into lucha libre wrestlers. Latin America got first dibs on this ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. J. Gonzo, an independent artist at his studio in Phoenix, created a cover for the Marvel Comics story "Ghost Rider." (David ...

La Lucha Libre otorga a su público la sensación de estar en la presencia de auténticos héroes y villanos de carne y hueso quienes día a día arriesgan el físico por el aplauso del respetable. Para ...

Avid viewers of Lucha Libre AAA will recall that many of the promotion's recent major shows have started off with a Marvel Lucha Libre match, where luchadores would dress up as Marvel characters and ...

Disney plasmó la lucha libre mexicana como nunca antes se había visto. La serie 'El Origen de la Máscara' es el fruto de la alianza entre Marvel y Lucha Libre AAA con el que se narran las historias de ...

Marvel and Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide have collaborated to introduce a pair of new Lucha Libre wrestlers inspired by two of the most popular Avengers characters — Spider-Man and Captain America. As ...

The new series was revealed during the pre-shot of AAA’s event, TripleMania XXX: CDMX, where the first trailer was shown. This new series features wrestling matches, but with wrestlers in outfits that ...

J. Gonzo, an independent artist at his studio in Phoenix, created a cover for the Marvel Comics story "Ghost Rider." (David Wallace / For De Los) Jason Gonzalez, who goes by his artist moniker J.

Jason Gonzalez, who goes by his artist moniker J. Gonzo, recalls feeling hesitant about accepting a dream gig with Marvel Comics. The company had asked him to create a Día de Muertos-inspired cover ...