Avengers: Infinity War won’t hit theaters for another month or so, several new magazine covers recently popped up online to tide us over.
Empire shared their latest covers featuring fresh images of 23 characters from Marvel Studios' April 27, 2018 release. The same characters showed up on earlier EW covers, so don't expect to see anything of Hawkeye or Ant-Man here, either.
Check the covers out here!
Thanos (Photo Credit – Empire)
Iron Man, Captain America, Black Widow, and Shuri (Photo Credit – Empire)
Scarlet Witch, Drax, Doctor Strange. and Okoye (Photo Credit – Empire)
Black Panther, Winter Soldier, War Machine, and Nebula (Photo Credit – Empire)
Thor, Mantis, Rocket, Groot, and Vision (Photo Credit – Empire)
Gamora, Star-Lord, Spider-Man, Falcon, and Hulk (Photo Credit – Empire)
The upcoming issue also offers a few stills from Infinity War. Since Empire hasn’t officially released them yet, we’re previewing some scanned versions for you (via ComicBookMovie)!
Thanos (Photo Credit – Empire)
Star-Lord and Mantis (Photo Credit – Empire)
Spider-Man, Iron Man, and Drax (Photo Credit – Empire)
Star-Lord (Photo Credit – Empire)
Vision (Photo Credit – Empire)
Iron Man (Photo Credit – Empire)
Star-Lord and Mantis (Photo Credit – Empire)
Groot (Photo Credit – Empire)
Scarlett Witch (Photo Credit – Empire)
Bruce Banner with Cap in the background (Photo Credit – Empire)
Guardians of the Galaxy members with Thor (Photo Credit – Empire)
Captain America (Photo Credit – Empire)
Doctor Strange, Tony Stark, Wong, and Bruce Banner (Photo Credit – Empire)
Last month, Black Panther became Fandango's best-selling superhero movie within its first 24 hours of ticket pre-sales, but Variety reported that Infinity War broke that record in its first six hours! Fandango added that in its first day of pre-sales at Atom Tickets, the Russo Brothers flick outsold the Ryan Coogler flick’s first month in theaters.
Infinity War also shattered advance ticket sales records at AMC Theaters. According to BusinessWire, the movie was 257.6 percent ahead of Black Panther, 715.5 percent ahead of Captain America: Civil War, and 1106.5 percent ahead of Avengers: Age of Ultron in its first 72 hours of pre-sales. Based on this impressive showing, it looks as though the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe installment is gearing up for a gigantic opening weekend.
