Could Marvel's Golden Age superhero team make the jump to video games?
The trailer for Marvel 1943: The Rise of Hydra arrived on Wednesday, providing a breathtaking look at one of the newest entries into Marvel's roster of video games. The Skydance game, which was first announced to be in the works in 2022, centers around an unlikely alliance between Captain America and the Black Panther during the height of World War II.
Who Are Marvel's Invaders?Initially created by Roy Thomas and Sal Buscema, the Invaders first made their debut in 1969's The Avengers #71. The team is largely made up of Marvel's early Golden Age superheroes, with the core roster consisting of Captain America and Bucky, the Jim Hammond incarnation of the Human Torch and his sidekick Toro, and Namor.
Could the Invaders Appear in Marvel 1943: The Rise of Hydra?Granted, Marvel 1943: The Rise of Hydra is already delivering a number of major characters — Captain America, the Azzuri incarnation of Black Panther, and their respective allies Gabriel Jones and Nanali. But the setting and overall premise of Marvel 1943 definitely lays the groundwork for the Invaders to possibly appear, or be teased in some sort of way.
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