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>Marvel Comics has debuted a new variant cover for Secret Empire #10 featuring a portion of the art painted by Alex Ross to announce the publisher’s upcoming series of Generations-branded one-shots.

>Additionally, the image was accompanied by the question, “What Is The Vanishing Point?” with the promise that the answer will be revealed in the pages of Secret Empire‘s final issue.

>The final chapter in the saga of HydraCap arrives in August, and is actually a late addition to the event. Originally solicited as a nine-issue series, Marvel announced in May that Secret Empire‘s story would be expanded to ten issues. The grand finale, written by Nick Spencer and illustrated by returning artist Steve McNiven, is notable for a number of reasons. Not only will it set the new status quo for Captain America / Steve Rogers as well as the rest of the Marvel Universe, the cover features a new HydraCap uniform and a blurred-out portion of the logo, indicating that there is at least one more major plot twist being built to.

>With today’s cover debut and new teaser text, Marvel has added another layer to the issue’s mystery. While it was certainly a reasonable theory that Secret Empire would somehow set the stage for Generations, to link the two stories so explicitly would indicate that Marvel fans will learn how, exactly, Generations can happen in the first place before the current event is over.

Wasn't "Vanishing Point" used in a DC event once?