Immortus first appeared in Avengers #10, only two issues after Kang. Immortus is, in most continuities, a Kang variant who took over as emissary and keeper of time at the end of all things.

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But this time Kang is in an unfamiliar position: fleeing," MacKay explained. "TIMELESS 2022 is bigger and better than ever before.

Immortus is certainly less evil than Kang, and has helped the Avengers or enlisted their help on several occasions, but he’s also fought and deceived the heroes many times as well.

Kang the Conquerer makes his presence felt in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, along with a number of his variants who are sure to play a major role in the upcoming Avengers: The Kang Dynasty ...

If the leak above is accurate, we’re about to discover various versions of Kang with unique identities. The Quantumania villain is Kang the Conqueror. Then we’ll see Immortus, Rama-Tut, and ...

Want to know what happened in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania's end credits scenes? Digital Trends has all the spoilers on Kang's fate and the MCU's future.

Concept art shown in the art book, which you can check out below, shows Majors’ He Who Remains almost sporting the costume of Immortus, an older and world-weary variant of Kang. “He definitely ...

Despite primarily being an Avengers villain, the Stan Lee/Jack Kirby creation Kang first appeared in the pages of Marvel’s Fantastic Four. This detail made him a part of the Fantastic Four film ...