Today, Marvel Comics announced its latest Infinity Comic series, Marvel Rivals: The Cities of Heaven, written by Paul Allor and featuring art by Michael Shelfer and Eric Gapstur, with cover art by Nico Leon. The series is tied to the Marvel Rivals season 4 story arc, “Heart of the Dragon,” and is available now on Marvel Unlimited. A print edition will arrive in January 2026.
“Heart of Heaven,” the latest season of the award-winning Super Hero Team-Based PVP Shooter, launched on September 12, 2025. The Infinity Comic series will allow fans to dive deeper into Season 4’s sweeping story, with the new arc turning the spotlight on the K-pop Marvel superhero Luna Snow, who has experienced a surge in popularity since her 2018 debut in the role-playing game Marvel Future Fight.
In Marvel lore, Luna Snow was born Seol Hee, the K-pop sensation began her music career to support her grandmother, who raised her after the loss of her parents. But everything changed one night during a performance at a Stark Industries event. After stepping in to protect a fan from an A.I.M. attack, she was trapped in a high-tech freezer powered by experimental cold fusion. Miraculously surviving the ordeal, Seol Hee emerged with the power to freeze her enemies—literally. As Luna Snow, she still melts hearts on stage—but now, she also defends her country as a superhero.
In addition, the saga will also star the other characters joining the Marvel Rivals roster this season, Angela and Daredevil.
Read Marvel’s official description of the series below:
LUNA SNOW IN SEARCH OF A HEAVENLY VENUE!
Drinking games, Doombots and Squids, oh my! Luna Snow’s ready to bring the house down with a legendary concert at the mystical Chi Hive tavern in K’un-Lun — or at least she will be, if she ever finds it! Lost in the magical city, Luna lands smack in the middle of a battle between Daredevil and Angela, who are trying to awaken the Immortal Dragon using the Book of the Iron Fist. Standing in their way? Magik and Hulk, who are desperate to stop them at all costs! Can Luna survive the chaos and still make it to her gig, or will the Chi Hive never hear her songs?
