Marvel Shares First Look at “Love Unlimited: Karma in Love” Infinity Comic

Marvel has shared a first look at the new "Love Unlimited: Karma in Love" Infinity Comic now available on Marvel Unlimited.

  • New on the Marvel Unlimited app: Life on Krakoa has been good to Karma! She’s been able to expel her twin brother’s trapped psyche from her mind, undertake heroic missions as a New Mutant, and has even found the time to begin dating fellow mutant Galura, but when her relationship hits the rocks, everything seems to start falling apart.
  • Kicking off today in “Love Unlimited Infinity Comic #31,” “Karma in Love” is the latest six-part story arc in Marvel Unlimited’s romance anthology series by Harvey-award winning writer/artist Trung Le Nguyen and colorist Tríona Farrell.
  • With new issues available every Thursday on the app, “Love Unlimited” offers romance and heartbreak, tension and drama, all while diving into the relationships of Marvel’s most swoon-worthy characters.
  • Marvel shared a first look at the new comic today:

Preview panels from LOVE UNLIMITED INFINITY COMIC #31.

Preview panels from LOVE UNLIMITED INFINITY COMIC #31.

Preview panels from LOVE UNLIMITED INFINITY COMIC #31.

Preview panels from LOVE UNLIMITED INFINITY COMIC #31.

Preview from the second chapter of “Karma in Love

Preview from the second chapter of “Karma in Love

Preview from the third chapter of “Karma in Love

Preview from the third chapter of “Karma in Love

  • Marvel also shared an interview with comic creator Trung Le Nguyen, who shared some insight on her art for the new comic:
    • “I truly wasn’t sure how to visually articulate much of the Lagoon and had to dive back into the comics to assure myself I was thinking of it correctly. Once I realized I could draw Fred Dukes [AKA Blob] as the bartender, I put on my mom’s favorite beachy 80s yacht rock (in this case it was Bertie Higgins) and realized the vibe I wanted for the Green Lagoon was somewhere in the ballpark of [movie] Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar. For the other locales, I leaned on fond, hazy childhood memories of playing X-Men video games, mostly fighting and arcade games. You can’t draw wide environmental vistas on a vertical scroll comic, so I think it was helpful for me to recall the aesthetic of a medium with a lot of graphical limitations at the time.”
  • Read the first chapter to “Karma in Love” in “Love Unlimited Infinity Comic #31,” and continue the story each Thursday only on the Marvel Unlimited app.