Today, Capcom releases the Evil Twin Pack of DLC costumes for Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3. (Marvel descriptions by Chris Baker and Capcom descriptions by Capcom's Brett Elston.)

SHE-HULK

Sometimes all it takes is one sensational image to inspire an incredible alternate costume. In this case, the cover to SHE-HULK #7 (which was repurposed for the trade paperback cover you see here) by Mike Mayhew does a great job of showing Jennifer Walters on her way to work. I only wish we could have added in Forbush Man to the background, totally checking her out.

IRON FIST

And here we have the ultimate representation of Iron Fist -- or at least the Ultimate Universe's representation of Iron Fist. Found in the pages of ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN, this version of Danny Rand tends to pal around with fellow martial artist Shang-Chi rather than Luke Cage. He also ditches the mask and huge collar in favor of a desire for peripheral vision.

SPENCER

The dev team didn't have to reach far (I'm sorry!) for a great Spencer alternate -- his appearance in the now-classic Bionic Command Rearmed makes for a perfect costume change. The short hair/black shades look is hyper rad(d) to the max and harkens back to a time when bionics likely still ran on machinery, not deceased loved ones. The team did have plans to change the arm further by making it more in line with the original model, but in the end they settled on its current incarnation.

HAGGAR

For Haggar, we dug deep and plucked this stylish look from SNES-only Final Fight 3, where our mayoral mauler donned a lengthy ponytail and vibrant green shorts. Not the most intimidating or practical way to dress for battle, but hey, he clearly knows what he's doing. Another costume on the table was Haggar's outfit from Saturday Night Slam Masters, as well as his professional garb seen in the original Final Fight opening. And if you're wondering, yes, the ponytail does move and sway in battle.