Marvel comic fans, mask and suit up — the “Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes” exhibit is set to take place next month at the Chicago Museum of Sciences and Industries, making it the world’s largest interactive Marvel Comics exhibit.
After its first cancellation back in October 2020 due to COVID-19 safety protocols, MSI announced a new opening date of March 7, 2021, to the public, while members-only can go early starting March 4-6.
The Black Panther costume.
The interactive exhibit will center around Marvel’s 80-year history, celebrating progress in innovation and diversity through the decades, commemorating social changes including race, gender and mental health.
The exhibit will showcase over 300 items that honor the Marvel universe with a wide array of costumes, props, sculptures, comic books and interactive displays.
Marvel fans of all ages can delve deep into the magic of the comic exhibit with the chance to learn about the origins of Spider-Man, Iron Man, Hulk, Black Panther and Captain Marvel.
The exhibit will run from March 7 to Oct. 24. In addition to the museum entry fee, guests must pay an additional fee to attend the Marvel exhibition.
Ticket prices for the exhibit are $18 for adults, $14 for kids ages 3-11, $9 for members and free for annual fund members. Purchase tickets here.
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