Today, Marvel Comics released Legacy #1, the banner book for its latest roster shakeup that lays the groundwork for what's to come for the Marvel comics universe, on Earth, in the stars, and beyond. Here are all the teasers we saw in the book, and what they might mean for Marvel's mightiest heroes.

Marvel's Champions are back, with a brand-new series from writer Mark Waid and artist Humberto Ramos. It's a challenging position for Waid, who has to forge a new path for his young heroes while also acknowledging their past -- not to mention the paths taken by other well-known Marvel characters. We spoke to him about what's next.

Marvel's resurgent group of teenage crimefighters -- whether that's the time-lost young X-Men or the youngest All-New, All-Different Avengers -- are doing something that's very teen. They're defying their older colleagues to go it alone, fighting crime and generally being all hopeful and grassroots-y while doing so.

This week, Riot introduced the world to Taliyah, League of Legends' next playable champion. For the most part, people responded very positively toward Taliyah. Champion designer Daniel Klein responded to the vocal minority against Taliyah, however, by stating that "Restricting body types is limiting to us as creators."

Video: Out with the old, in with the new. Riot's released a champion spotlight for Poppy 2.0, the long-awaited rework of one of League of Legends' oldest and most outdated playable characters. She looks really neat! This probably means she's coming into the main game in the next week or two, too.

Teemo, nicknamed "Satan," is such a famously infuriating champion to go against in League of Legends that many players (myself included) recoiled in terror upon hearing that he was getting buffed late this summer. But apparently his changes weren't enough, because today Riot came back with even more.

League of Legends' most-neglected champion will be getting an update before the new year, the game's developers have confirmed to Kotaku.The increasingly out of place champion Poppy will finally be getting the update that fans have been asking for since 2013.

I am. Riot published a short story on its website last night to fill out the backstory for the new League of Legends champion Kindred, and it confirms my earlier suspicions that they're extremely creepy. Read it here; it's a tad long, but well worth it.

Last week, Riot unveiled "Kindred," the newest champion for its wildly popular online game League of Legends. It's far too early to say much of anything about Kindred's gameplay qualities, but one thing is already clear: the champ's production values are amazing.

This is Burgergot. He's a fan-made alternate skin concept for the great but oft-under-appreciated League of Legends champion: the big fat crab king Urgot.

Changing a playable character in League of Legends runs the risk of offending at least part of the online multiplayer game's tens of millions of players. But I'm not sure development studio Riot Games could've predicted what set off fans this week: a slight alteration to a woman's cheekbones. Oh, and her bangs.

League of Legends' giant catfish champion Tahm Kench brought a powerful new ability into the game when arrived last week: with or without his teammate's permission, the guy can swallow an ally champ whole and carry them around in his belly for a few seconds. You can probably see where this is going.

A gigantic man-eating catfish arrived in League of Legends yesterday. His name is Tahm Kench, AKA "The River King." And the newly-minted champion seems pretty freaking awesome so far.

Video: Riot just put out its champion spotlight for the upcoming giant catfish champion Tahm Kench. This guy seems so cool! I bet he's also going to lead to so many awful puns about "feeding" in-game thanks to his swallow-other-champions ability.

Briefly: League of Legends' resident sexy pirate Miss Fortune and not-so-sexy pirate Gangplank are both getting big makeovers. Riot just pulled back the curtain on both of their new looks and ability sets, and they seem pretty neat! Check them out here and here. YAR!

His named is Tahm Kench, and he attacks enemies with his tongue. Ew?

Video: Riot just put out a CGI trailer about a hoarse-voiced monster named "The River King", following an apparent leak on the game's Chinese website. Neat! Also: great music.

Briefly: League of Legends is nerfing its new time-bending champion in a big way: by making his go-back-in-time-four-seconds ult actually cost mana. This change, which will go live in the 5.12 patch, follows player criticism that Ekko is both "overpowered" and "overloaded". Phew!

Oftentimes when a new champion comes into League of Legends, the game's many players feels he or she is overpowered. Since the time-bending assassin Ekko warped his way into the game last week, I've seen a more particular criticism from his naysayers: that he's "overloaded."