Marvel Comics

Yes, Captain America is still being published by Marvel Comics. The character continues to be a central figure in the Marvel Universe and is featured in various comic book series and crossover events.

Yes, a subscription to Marvel's digital comics service, Marvel Unlimited, typically requires a fee. You can choose between monthly or annual subscription plans to access their library of comics.

Some of the well-known women characters in Marvel comics include Black Widow, Captain Marvel, Scarlet Witch, Storm, and Jean Grey. Each of these characters has their own unique powers, abilities, and storylines that have made them popular among fans.

Superwoman's alter ego is Kara Zor-El, also known as Supergirl. She is a Kryptonian like Superman and possesses similar superhuman abilities, including super strength, flight, and heat vision. Kara uses her powers to protect Earth and fight against villains alongside other members of the superhero community.

The Marvel comic superhero whose alter ego is Matt Murdock is Daredevil. Matt Murdock is a blind lawyer who fights crime in Hell's Kitchen, New York City, as the vigilante known as Daredevil.

Juggernaut would likely struggle to beat the strongest members of the Hulk family, such as the Green Hulk or Red Hulk, due to their incredible strength and durability. Among them, the Green Hulk is considered one of the most powerful and formidable, making him the likely winner in a battle against Juggernaut.

Stan Lee's first superhero co-creation was the Destroyer, in Mystic Comics #6 (August 1941). He was 19 at the time.

He continued to create many characters over the years, but it was his co-creation with Jack Kirby of the Fantastic Four (November 1961) that started the "Marvel Age of Comics" and ushered in other heroes like Spider-Man, Hulk, Thor, Iron Man, Silver Surfer, X-Men, etc.

This year (2009) is Marvel Comics 70th anniversary as a company. The first comic appeared in 1939.

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Daredevil, also known as Matt Murdock, is blind but has enhanced senses that compensate for his lack of sight, making him a skilled martial artist and acrobat. He operates as a lawyer by day and a crime-fighting vigilante by night in Hell's Kitchen, New York City. His character is known for his moral code and dedication to justice, often struggling with the line between right and wrong.

It's difficult to determine a clear winner as it would depend on the circumstances of the battle. Wolverine and Daken are skilled fighters with their adamantium claws, but Rulk and Hulk possess immense strength and durability. It could go either way depending on strategy and conditions.

No, Spider-Man was created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko and first appeared in Marvel Comics in 1962.

Yes, DC Comics has characters who have accelerated healing abilities similar to Wolverine from Marvel Comics. For example, characters like Lobo, Vandal Savage, and Resurrection Man possess rapid healing powers that allow them to recover quickly from injuries.

No. Marvel has not killed off the Hulk for good in the comics or in the movie timeline.

Deadpool did kill Bruce Banner as well as everyone else in the Marvel universe.

In the Old Man Logan story, an older Hulk does die when Logan emerges from his stomach after the Hulk swallows him whole.

Harry started with 10 comic books. He traded 5 for 7 with Jenny, so he had 12 after that. He then bought 8 more, making it a total of 20. After giving 9 to Tom, he was left with 12 comic books.

Actually they have fought before and the Hulk beat the gladiator with little effort. After deflecting an energy projectile attack the Gladiator was hit with the feed back and then cast into a nuclear sun weakening him greatly and then the Hulk proceeded to pound him into dust.

In the comics, Johnny Blaze's brother, Danny Ketch, was the one who saved Ghost Rider from his deal with Mephisto by striking a new deal with the demon lord. This allowed Ghost Rider to break free from his curse temporarily.

Spider-Man is a character from Marvel Comics, created by writer Stan Lee and artist Steve Ditko. He first appeared in "Amazing Fantasy" #15 in 1962. Marvel Comics is home to many popular superheroes, including Spider-Man, Iron Man, and the X-Men.

It is difficult to say definitively who would win in a fight between Thor and Eradicator, as both characters have unique powers and abilities. Thor, being a powerful Asgardian god, possesses incredible strength, lightning manipulation, and Mjolnir, while the Eradicator is a Kryptonian-robot hybrid with Superman-level powers. Ultimately, the outcome would depend on the circumstances of the battle and how well each character uses their abilities.

Andy Irons, a professional surfer, died from acute mixed drug ingestion in 2010. He struggled with bipolar disorder and was found unresponsive in a hotel room while on a layover during a surfing competition in Texas.

In the "Ultimate" series of Marvel comics, Nick Fury was reimagined as black to resemble actor Samuel L. Jackson, who gave permission to use his likeness in exchange for the chance to portray the character in any potential films. This change was well-received by fans and has since been carried over to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

no because if spider man is in super hero squad then he would show up on every episode

Marvel comics has a character known as Dr. Zivalus.

Bucky, also known as the Winter Soldier, is a character in Marvel comics and movies. He is a former sidekick of Captain America who was brainwashed and turned into a deadly assassin by a covert organization. Bucky eventually regains his memories and joins forces with Captain America to fight for justice.

Spider-Man, a fictional character, is from New York City, specifically Queens.

'Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance' has a tentative release date of February 17, 2012 (2012-02-17) .