In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Ant-Man (real name Scott Lang) isn’t just a superhero, he’s an icon. Amidst his various adventures with the Avengers and the Wasp, Scott has somehow found time to create a brand for himself outside of his superhero work. In Ms. Marvel, we discover he’s put out his own podcast, and in the trailer for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, we find out Scott’s written a book. And that book, you can buy right now. In real life. Seriously.
To promote Quantumania and presumably to usher in the next phase of the MCU, A real publishing house is releasing Ant-Man/Scott Lang’s actual memoir detailing all his superhero tales. Titled Look Out for The Little Guy, actor Paul Rudd graces the cover of the very real book, complete with a blurb from Bruce Banner himself.
Why might you buy a book like this? It’s probably a perfect gift for the Marvel fan in your life, or a great gag gift to get someone who knows absolutely nothing about Marvel. If someone’s not looking close enough they might actually think the book is Paul Rudd’s autobiography. Until, you know, they open it and realize big purple alien men aren’t a common sight in our reality, and there aren’t technologically advanced suits people can use to shrink down to the size of an ant. But you can let someone figure that out for themselves.
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Here’s more on how you can get Scott Lang’s book right now.
Where to Buy the Ant-Man Book
If you want Ant-Man’s book, you can preorder it right now. You’ll have to wait a while to get the physical book, though. According to Amazon, the book isn’t officially released until September 5, 2023. As far as we know, there’s no MCU TV show or movie aligned with the release of the book, but it should keep fans happy in the second half of the year as Marvel has yet to announce the release dates for any projects after The Marvels on July 28, 2023.
Preorder Look Out for the Little Guy Here
Milan Polk is an Editorial Assistant for Men’s Health who specializes in entertainment and lifestyle reporting, and has worked for New York Magazine’s Vulture and Chicago Tribune.
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