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The value of a 1983 Marvel Comic Book titled US 1 can vary depending on its condition and rarity. In general, it might be worth around $3 to $10. It is recommended to check online marketplaces or consult with comic book collectors for a more accurate valuation.

In general, Red Hulk is considered stronger than Abomination due to his abilities to absorb energy, adapt to attacks, and his tactical combat skills. However, the outcome of a fight between the two characters may vary depending on the specific circumstances and the context of the battle.

Detective comics was started by Warner Bros.

Ms. Marvel, also known as Kamala Khan, possesses superhuman strength, endurance, and flexibility due to her ability to stretch and enlarge her body. She can lift heavy objects, handle high impacts, and withstand extreme conditions. Ms. Marvel's strength level can vary but is generally considered to be in the range of being able to lift several tons.

The average Ironman time varies depending on the specific race course and conditions. However, a common benchmark is around 12-13 hours for amateur participants. Professional athletes often complete Ironman races in under 9 hours.

No, he didn't.

1. All characters created at Marvel Comics until the early 1980s- including those created by Stan Lee- were owned completely by Marvel, NOT Stan Lee, NOT Jack Kirby, NOT Steve Ditko. None of them get any $$ from "ownership" of the characters, so what was there to 'steal'?

2. Steve Ditko is the CO-creator of Spider-Man, but Stan Lee came up with the concept. Stan gave Ditko the assignment to come up with the look for a new character to be called Spider-Man, a shy teen who lived with his elderly aunt and uncle. Ditko came up with the costume and web-shooters. Ditko himself refers to Spider-Man as "our [Stan Lee & Steve Ditko's] creation."

Stan Lee has given credit to Ditko, Kirby and others as the artists who created the visual looks of the characters they worked on and, where applicable, as story plotters/co-plotters since the beginning. Monetary renumeration was not in Stan's jurisdiction- he was Editor-in -Chief, not owner of the comopany, and he had to abide by corporate policy like everyone else, whether he agreed with it or not.

It would depend on the specific circumstances of the battle. Hulk's incredible strength and durability would certainly pose a challenge for Carnage, but Carnage's symbiote abilities and unpredictable nature could give him an advantage. Ultimately, it's hard to determine a clear winner between the two.

The man of blood and iron refers to Otto von Bismarck, a prominent Prussian statesman who unified Germany under the leadership of the Kingdom of Prussia. Known for his political acumen and ruthless tactics, Bismarck played a crucial role in shaping modern Germany.

The Incredible Hulk possesses the capacity for nearly limitless physical strength. At his baseline, Hulk is among the strongest creatures in the Marvel comics universe, however what sets him apart is his body's ability to adapt and increase his strength in proportion to his anger. In short, the madder he gets the stronger he gets!

In times of stress the Hulk's adrenaline level escalates, causing a corresponding escalation in strength. This is not accompanied by an additional gain in mass, but does appear to promote increased levels of energy efficiency. To date the Hulk has never apparently been provoked into demonstrating a maximum output of strength, hence his upper limit remains a mystery. However, whatever the limit, he is able to lift (press) well in excess of 100 tons.

While his greatest feat of strength was either lifting a mountain that weighted 150 billion tons in during secrete war, or destroying an asteroid twice the size of earth in one punch.

The Hulk's great strength also exends into the highly developed muscles of his legs and allow shim to leap great distances.

Currently the single longest recorded jump almost launched the HULK into space. But he typically jumps around 3 miles at a time.

The Incredible Hulk's best friend is typically portrayed as Rick Jones in the comics. Rick played a significant role in the Hulk's origin story and has continued to support and interact with him throughout various storylines.

A black widow is a spider, originally named because some species, the female eats the male after mating. This is now considered more likely only in captivity, where the male cannot leave the vicinity of the female.

The term is metaphorically used to mean a wife who is suspected of killing her husband, or more than one husband.

The Black Widow is a female Marvel Comics character (Natalia Romanova), seen primarily in Iron Man, Daredevil, and Avengers comics. She was a major character in the 2012 movie "Marvel's The Avengers" (as portrayed by Scarlett Johansson).

The term could also refer to the Islamic band of female Chechen terrorists trained by someone known as the "Russian Bin Laden." The black widows got their name because either a husband or a brother died in a war against Russia. They launched suicide attacks in Russia, especially in the Caucasus, from 2000 to 2003 and some later.

The least rarest comic book Marvel has ever made is likely an issue from their popular superhero series, such as Spider-Man or The Avengers. These comics have had numerous print runs and are widely available in comic book stores and online.

No. DC's first comic book title was Detective Comics #1 (which is what "DC" originally stood for) in 1937. Marvel Comics #1 (featuring the Sub-Mariner and the Human Torch) was published in 1939, by Timely Comics, a few months after DC published Action Comics #1 (with the first Superman story). The company changed its name from Timely Comics to Atlas Comics in the 1950s, and to Marvel Comics in 1962.

Some of the strongest Marvel heroes include characters like Thor, Hulk, Silver Surfer, Captain Marvel, Scarlet Witch, Doctor Strange, Black Bolt, and the Sentry. Each of these characters possess unique abilities and powers that make them formidable forces in the Marvel Universe.

Actually, the marriage is over but they didn't go through traditional divorce.

The memory of their marriage was completely erased by Mephisto in the " 'nuff said" storyarc.

I'm actually really glad cuz I kind of always wanted Peter to be with Carol Danvers (Ms. Marvel).

She actually is interested but I didn't really read much past Siege .so I don't know if anything happened. I think they didn't go out but hope they will.

Marvel maintains a "Careers" web page with information about job openings. See link below.

Like any large corporation, there are a wide variety of positions at Marvel, from receptionists, marketing, sales, writers, artists, production, legal, etc. You'll need to find out what types of positions are available, and then be qualified for them.

If you're interested in a career in comic books, attend comic book conventions and mingle with comic book creators. This will allow you an opportunity to learn more about the business and how to break into it.

Yes, Aquaman can leave the water. He has superhuman strength, endurance, and the ability to breathe both underwater and on land. Aquaman is a skilled fighter and can survive in a variety of environments.

Yes, DC characters have appeared in Marvel Comics through various crossover events. Prominent examples include the crossover series "JLA/Avengers" and individual appearances like when Batman and Spider-Man teamed up in "Spider-Man and Batman: Disordered Minds."

Characters who have defeated the Hulk in a fight include Thor, Doctor Strange, and Wolverine. These instances typically involve unique circumstances or the use of special abilities to overcome the Hulk's incredible strength and durability.

Spider-Man's uncle's name is Ben Parker. He was Peter Parker's paternal uncle and played a significant role in Peter's life before his tragic death.

thor is definetly stronger hulk cant lift thors hammer. his hammer is 2billion tons hulk can only lift 6000 tons that is a lie i seen hulk lift Thor's hammer and throw it at thor. I think the Hammer is like Sword in the Stone, only one person can pick it up.

Superman's been killed. Juggernaut can't be. Superman loses.

Hmmm. Tough one. Well first off, they would be about equal n strength, unless it's 8th Day Juggernaut, who has been known to punch holes in dimensions.

Superman obviously has the speed advantage, so ti's not illogical to think he could simply grab Juggernaut and fly him to another planet before he notices. If we remove that possibility, and leave it to a slobber knocker, then I would say Juggernaut. Juggernauts Gem of Cyttorak gives him virtual invulnerability to harm. He can survive being burnt to the bone without any harm and can survive a dip in the sun, as can Superman. Juggernaut also has unlimited stamina and is unable to be stopped when he gains momentum. He doesn't need to eat, sleep, or breath, IIRC.

Superman also has his fair share of durability. He has been known to sun-dp on a regular basis, take planet destroying attacks, take dips in RED suns, and has taken Darkseid's omega-beams.

Superman also clearly has the great speed advantage. Juggernaut probably wouldn't be able to tag Superman if he tried.

So, in conclusion, I would ultimately have to say Superman. Superman with one powerful hit to his crystal the juggernaut would lose his powers. Wouldn't he

The Flash would likely win in a battle against the Silver Surfer due to his incredible speed and ability to manipulate time. The Flash's speed force powers give him a significant advantage in combat situations.

Robert Downey Jr. stars as Tony Stark/Iron Man in the Iron Man movies.