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In Marvel Comics' main time line (Earth-616) Wolverine is 5' 3" tall and weighs 300lbs with his Adamantium skeleton (without the Adamantium lining his bones he would weigh 195lbs). However, in the alternate time line known as the Ultimate time line (or Earth-1610) he is slightly lighter at 292lbs evne though he is taller at 5' 9".

The plot of the movies was essentially to keep the Child of a Devil (Mephesto essentially) away from the him. Blaze is still struggling with the power and weight of the Rider and him being one and he disgruntling helps to protect the child.

For those who have read the comics, they will explain that the first movie did not capture Ghost Rider as he was intended to be. The movie features a more "On the Road" feel that was a consistent theme in the comics.

They tried to express more of the horror aspect of the Comics and Nick Cage studied the Ghost Rider comics to capture a more effective Blaze.

Many critics of the films do not recognize the comics for what they are, nor do they ever fully indulge into the characters themselves. One thing that was criticized about the movie was the animation of a massive machine that Blaze imbued with hellfire.

The problem with this is that there is non. Imbuing and animating machines with Hellfire is one of the staple powers of the Ghostrider.

Another problem people had with it was the "evil cult". The thing about this is the Rider fights many cults through out the comics, so it is silly to become angry about it as it was fairly common.

So in effect the movie was different because they tried to make it more like the comic books.

If they did or did not succeed is up to the viewer.

Sources: a lifetime of reading Marvel comics. Ghostrider was also my very first comic book. So it has a special place on my shelves.

Get an agent. Most publishing companies -- comic book publishers included -- will not accept unsolicited materials.

Another route is to attend a major comic book convention. DC will likely have a QnA forum where you could ask the question and receive an answer.

The word incredible can be used in both senses. You will have to find out from the context.

This is purely an opinion question, but my vote goes to Wolverine. He has trained in many forms of fighting for a couple of hundred years. With his heightened senses and healing abilities. That paired with his enhanced skeleton keeps him coming back for more. -------------------------- Gamora is hands down the best hand to hand fighter in the Marvel Universe. She was trained by Thanos of Titan to kill the Magus and fighting-wise, she is cosmic level... far beyond what anyone on Earth save maybe Thor could attain. There's a reason why she is known as "The Most Dangerous Woman in the Universe".

The original series was discontinued despite a "Spider-Man 4" already being planned for release on May 6, 2011. It was rebooted with a film called "The Amazing Spider-Man" which was released on July 3, 2012. Now it is going to have a sequel released on May 2, 2014. A third movie is planned for release on June 10, 2016 and a fourth movie is planned for release on May 4, 2018.

The character of Roxanne in "Ghost Rider" is played by actress Eva Mendes.

In the PS3 version of Spider-Man: Web of Shadows, you can unlock costumes by progressing through the game and completing specific challenges. To switch to a different costume, you can access the "Costume Selection" menu from the main options screen or while playing the game. Select the desired costume from the available options to change Spider-Man's appearance.

Scott Summers is a mutant superhero aka Cyclops, he is part of the superhero team X-Men. He is there team leader and is headmaster of the Xavier Institute. He has the power to shoot Powerful optic ruby-coloured blasts from his eyes which can burn through anything! He is invulnerable to the affects of his powers, if his powers were reflected against him, he wouldn't die. He cannot control these blasts, so every time he opens his eyes the blasts shoot forth, therefore he has to wear ruby-quartz sunglasses or visors.

The value of a particular comic depends on a few things:

The comic title and issue number, print variations - Just because you have issue 1 of a particular title, doesn't make it priceless. In fact issue #2 of some series can sometimes be almost as valuable as #1 since second issues frequently have lower print runs. Though values have since decreased, an example of this used to be #2 of Marvel's 1982 G.I. Joe series. Additionally, comics can sometimes have printing changes or errors that may make those issues more rare and occasionally more valuable.

Particular story/character milestones - First appearances or key events in a character's history can make certain issues more valuable

Condition, condition, condition - An Amazing Spider-Man #1 could be worth thousands in perfect condition or $100 if it's got major issues.

The first Star Wars comic, published by Marvel Comics in 1977 actually had two editions. There is the standard edition with a 30-cent cover price, and a 35-cent variant.

A recent check of eBay auctions showed a CGC 9.4 copy of the 30-cent version that was priced at $70.00 with no bidders.

However, in June of 2011 a 9.6 CGC graded copy of the 35-cent variant sold for $21,805 at auction.

CGC is a company that specializes in grading comic books, assigning them a number score, and seals them in a plastic frame. This process assigns a barcode to the particular issue, allowing it to be tracked as well. Since this process is more precise than the standard, Poor, Fine, Mint, Near Mint scales, this frequently causes comics graded in this manger to sell for many times their usual collectible value.

In the end, the value of an item really comes down to what is it, what kind of condition it's in, and what someone is really willing to pay for it.

The Diana Prince of the Marvel universe is a very similar character to DC's Wonder Woman (Diana). She is an amazonian warrior from Themyscira, who travels the world and becomes a superhero after losing a battle for title of Wonder Woman to her "sister" Ororo.

What we know as "sandman" is actually a timeless, Celestial being. They have one purpose: Messenger. Messenger in Celestial is Tzuvial. Tzuvial is summoned by any angel, demon, abraxis', humans, aliens etc. then delivers the message. In humans, Tzuvial makes you really sleepy, and delivers the message in a dream- but not any dream. It's delivered in a nonrem state, what we know as hypnic jerk. Once the message is delivered, the message, who you are and where you are are wiped from Tzuvial's memory. If you do not remember the message, it may be delivered again. All you have to do is dream.

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No. There was some talk of creating a movie franchise on Elektra before the movie came out, and Jen Gardner seemed to want to do it, but the movie tanked at the box office and the movie execs pulled the plug on any sequels.

Thor and Superman have not fought in official comic book canon. However, they have met and interacted in various crossover events and series, which usually involve teamwork rather than direct combat between the two characters.

It's difficult to definitively say who would win in a fight between Juggernaut and Superman as it largely depends on the specific circumstances of the battle. Juggernaut is incredibly strong and virtually indestructible when in motion, thanks to his mystical powers. Meanwhile, Superman possesses a wide range of superhuman abilities and powers, making him one of the strongest beings in the DC Universe. Ultimately, the outcome of such a battle would be subjective and open to interpretation.

The value of a 1977 Marvel Comics Spider-Man watch to a collector can vary widely depending on its condition, rarity, and demand. Generally, such items can be valued anywhere from $50 to several hundred dollars, with exceptionally rare or well-preserved pieces fetching even higher prices in the collector's market.

Spider-Man officially joins The Avengers in the comics during the "Breakout" story arc in New Avengers #1 (2005). In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man joins The Avengers in "Captain America: Civil War" (2016) and later becomes a more permanent member in "Avengers: Infinity War" (2018) and "Avengers: Endgame" (2019).

"Spider-Man 4" was originally set for release on May 6, 2011- but it was cancelled in January 2010 since Sam Raimi was told he could not use the Vulture for a villain and that made him decide to quit the franchise. Tobey Maguire decided to quit the franchise as well since he did not want to work under a new director. Now it will be a reboot with Marc Webb as the director and Andrew Garfield as the new lead actor.
Yes, the movie anyway, it is being made as i type.

A subject card typically includes the name of the subject, a brief description of the subject's relevance or focus, and any key identifiers or tags related to that subject for easy reference and retrieval. For example, a subject card for "Mathematics" could include a description like "Study of numbers, quantity, structure, and space," along with tags such as "Algebra," "Geometry," and "Calculus."

In the comics, Nightcrawler has had romantic relationships with characters such as Amanda Sefton (Daytripper), Cerise, and Scarlet Witch. Nightcrawler's relationships have varied in depth and duration over the years, often influenced by the complexities of his superhero lifestyle and the challenges he faces as a mutant.

The value of Marvel 90 cards can vary greatly depending on the specific card and its condition. Some cards may be worth only a few dollars, while rare or highly sought-after cards could be worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars to collectors. It's recommended to research recent sales on online marketplaces or consult with a trading card expert to determine the current value of specific cards.

In 1895 "The Yellow Kid" was created by Richard Outcault. This has often been cited as being the first comic strip. The reason is that Outcault was the first artist to use the balloon: an outlined space on the page where what the characters were saying was written. However, comic strips and comic books were actually published before "The Yellow Kid" debuted in the New York City newspaper "The World".

No- it was cancelled before production even began. Instead of there being a fourth movie for the original series- there is going to be a reboot called "The Amazing Spider-Man".