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"Mighty Avengers has been announced by Marvel Comics. Al Ewing and Greg Land&amp;#039;s new title will land as part of the publisher&amp;#039;s Infinity event.  The comic was subject to a series of teasers over the past week. Luke Cage will lead a team including the Superior Spider-Man, Power Man, She-Hulk, White Tiger, Blue Marvel, Falcon, a new Ronin and Monica Rambeau under a new superhero guise. The team will remain on Earth to face off against Thanos as the rest of Earth&amp;#039;s Avengers are off world dealing with the threat of the Builders. Mighty Avengers is notable for its high proportion of black members. Executive editor Tom Brevoort said that the team&amp;#039;s diversity was &amp;quot;no accident&amp;quot; during the press conference call but that it had not been designed as the &amp;#039;Black Avengers&amp;#039;.  &amp;quot;It feels artificial and ghettoising to me, to have an all-black or all-LGBT or all-Asian Avengers,&amp;quot; he said. &amp;quot;Putting them together and therefore keeping them away from the other characters - to me, that feels fake. &amp;quot;The reality is that people are interested in these characters and want to see heroes that reflect them - and they have a very genuine point.&amp;quot; Marvel launched its all-female X-Men book earlier this month. Mighty Avengers will debut in September. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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