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Williams F1 & Marvel Collab: Superheroes Race in Comic

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Williams Formula One team partners with Marvel for a thrilling comic book series, featuring Iron Man, Black Widow, and Captain America. The story revolves around stopping Doctor Doom from disrupting the racing schedule. The comic, available for pre-order, will have special edition covers at key races, starting with the Monaco Grand Prix. Team members express excitement, highlighting the unique collaboration that brings together two worlds.

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F1 News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Williams F1 & Marvel Collab: Superheroes Race in Comic. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 29th, Williams Formula One team just linked up with Marvel for a groundbreaking comic book drop. Their principal James Vowels, plus driver's carloves signs, and all its album, team up with icons like Iron Man, Black Widow, and Captain America to stop. Dr. Doom from wrecking the entire racing schedule. The comic hits online in early June, and you can pre-order it right now. Their rollout special edition covers a key races, kicking off with the Monaco Grand Prix. Teamfolks are hyped about it. Luke Timmons from Williams merchandise called Signs and Albin Heroes to millions of fans, saying this mashup lets them shine and print and pulls too. Worlds together like never before. James Vowels jumped on social media too, calling it a landmark for the Alassian Williams squad. He shouted out the crew, and teased more special covers at Grand Prix Worldwide. Expect this to keep building with in-store shells across the United States, come October, blending speed and superheroes into fangole that sticks around the track all season.

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