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The drinlings are a sturdy, strong, wizardborn (meaning the wizards created him) race. They only live two years, but have eighty years of energy, and they can eat practically everything. They were created by the wizard eldrin.

Peter Parker is extremely highly intelligent. Many people underestimate his level of intelligence, for they think he simply uses his strength, and spider-sense to win battles. But he's highly skilled in chemistry, biology, and many other forms of science. Many people take his webbing for granted. But he created the webbing from knowledge of chemistry, and genius scientists haven't been able to recreate it. One strand of Spidey's webbing is stronger than steel. Hank Pym, known as one of the smartest people in the Marvel Universe, has said that Peter Parker was smarter than him, citing Spider-Tracers as the example. Saying that he came up with a device that linked to his arachnid powers, as Hank couldn't come up with such technologies for years. And Reed Richards, often known as the smartest person in Marvel, said that if Peter Parker stayed in the Science business, Peter'd be rivaling him. Lastly, Tony Stark tried tricking him by placing a device in a Spider-Man costume Tony had given Peter. Parker saw through it, and was able to locate, and nullify the device.

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Jean Grey is arguably one of the most notable and iconic X-men of all time. She has had many great and famous adventures with the X-men, but her most iconic adventure, which also happens to be one of the most famous and important stories in comic book history, is the Dark Phoenix saga. This story follows the original Phoenix saga. Both are great reads and well worth the time. Other stories that might be worth checking out are Phoenix: Endsong, All New X-men, Ultimate X-men, Jean Grey: Origins, X-men: First Class, and The Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix.

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No, he never did, But, in the comic Spider-Man 2099 (Miguel O'Hara) , created by Peter David and Rick Leonardi in 1992 for Marvel Comics' Marvel 2099 line had a small web type mantle cape on his upper back. But, this was not the Peter Parker Spider-man.

The Grey hulk is the same as the green hulk. In the first hulk comic he was gray, but the color did not print right. So Stan Lee decided to make him green. grey hulk is also smarter then hulk and not as strong red hulk is general thunder bult ross who spent years hunting the hulk and got mutated into the red hulk he is as strong as hulk but he isw smarter and is a weapons expert he has a doughter named red she hulk aka bety bruces girl friend

"SHAZAM" is an acronym representing the six mythical figures Solomon, Hercules, Atlas, Zeus, Achilles, and Mercury. These are the figures that grant the superhero Captain Marvel his powers in comic books.

In the comic books, Hulk gets his powers from gamma radiation, the result of a G-Bomb explosion.

The Hulk's birthday is often considered to be May 25th, as it coincides with the release of his first appearance in "The Incredible Hulk" comic book in 1962. However, as a fictional character, he does not have an official birthday.

He is called Henry Cavill.

But Actually he is no longer superman because he lost the chance to play in the upcoming films.The reason why he will not play that the new New DC Studios executives decided to not give him any chance in the upcoming movies.

No, Stan Lee did not create the Punisher character. The Punisher was created by Gerry Conway, John Romita Sr., and Ross Andru, and was first introduced in The Amazing Spider-Man #129 in 1974.

The Huntress.

Dr. Manhattan and Dark Phoenix are both incredibly powerful beings from the comic book world. Dr. Manhattan's abilities include reality warping, time manipulation, and superhuman strength, while Dark Phoenix possesses powerful telepathic and telekinetic abilities as well as immense cosmic powers. In a direct confrontation, it is difficult to determine who is more powerful as their abilities differ in nature and scope.

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Betsy Braddock, also known as Psylocke, is typically depicted as being around 5 feet 11 inches tall in the Marvel comics.

The apocalypse refers to a catastrophic event that leads to the end of the world or civilization as we know it. It is often depicted in literature, movies, and religious beliefs as a time of great destruction and upheaval.

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Yes, in the Marvel Comics universe, Iron Man's alter ego Tony Stark has been married to Pepper Potts. In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, they are also depicted as being in a romantic relationship.

The Juggernaut would win. Because Hulk simply does not have the power-set to beat him.

No.

He's always been the hulk but was grey at first.

"The Mighty Thor" issue #211, published in May, features Thor taking on his brother Loki in a battle for Asgard. As the God of Thunder, Thor must navigate family drama and cosmic threats to protect his realm. The issue is a classic example of the epic storytelling found in Marvel Comics.

"Aquaman's epic adventures are an ideal subject to showcase the exciting graphic capabilities of next-generation platforms. We are delighted to bring the King of Atlantis to life in a whole new way."

Laura Kinney, also known as X-23, is typically depicted as standing around 5 feet 1 inch tall in the Marvel comics.