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Marvel Comics
This category is for questions and answers about Marvel Comics. Marvel was founded as Timely Comics in 1934. They are well known for creators such as Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, and Jack Kirby. Questions about characters, comic values, storylines, and much more may be explored here.
1,457 Questions
Why do superheroes bother with secret identity?
Superheroes use secret identities to protect their loved ones and maintain a sense of normalcy in their personal lives. By keeping their superhero persona separate, they can also avoid unwanted attention or potential harm from enemies. Additionally, it adds an element of mystery and intrigue to their character.
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It is just indicated in the movie they had already known eachother for a long time. Doc would have first met Marty in 1955 after he travelled back.
Who is that guy in x-men in the wheel chair?
The character in X-Men who is in a wheelchair is Professor Charles Xavier, also known as Professor X. He is the founder and leader of the X-Men, a group of mutants fighting for peaceful coexistence between mutants and humans. Professor X possesses powerful telepathic abilities.
Who is stronger The Hulk or Superman?
Superman with one arm lifted 200 Quintillion Tons. Now Hulk on the other hand, has held the tectonic plates of Sakaar together. However, the forces involved is only in the order of a trillion tons, or less depending greatly on the size of the planet.
Now, this poses a problem as 1 quintillion tons is a million times greater than 1 trillion tons, meaning Superman is lifting 200 million times more weight with his one arm.
Superman showing no signs of an upper limit and while the same could be argued for Hulk. This is not one of Superman's better feats, where this is arguably Hulk's greatest feat.
There are dozens of accounts of Superman moving planets and moons, all ranging from 81 quintillion tons to 6,600 quintillion tons.
In the past Superman has also:
- Simultaneously moved dozens of planets from one side of the universe to the other.
- Moved a planet 6 times the mass of Earth under a red sun (which weakens him).
- With the aid of Wonder Woman, lifted half the weight of the eternity
- Contained a micro black hole in his hands for a period of time.
- In New 52 he bench pressed the weight of the Earth for 5 days straight while cut off from the Sun (with little effort).
It's safe to say Superman is considerably stronger.
In a low end/high end comparison, Superman's low end is some billion times greater than The Hulk's high end.
Marvel states that Hulk has never shown an upper limit and stated that Hulk's strength is not limitless (these statements are not mutually exclusive). There are numerous in comic statements by other characters suggesting that Hulk may not have any limits. However, there are several instances showing these character statements as false (even if they weren't demonstrated to be false, it's a blatant no limits fallacy).
Four of these instances include; his fight with Sentry, an early fight with Juggernaut where Dr. Strange intervened before Hulk was killed, a fight with a weakened Juggernaut where Hulk was enhanced BEYOND his normal limits by Apocalypse, and his fight with Onslaught where Phoenix pushed Hulk to his maximum anger level.
Who is the best fighter in the marvel universe?
Obviously, this question cannot definatively be answered, because all marvel heroes have both strong points and weak points. So, even though one marvel character may be badly beaten by one villain, anouther will beat him with ease. But its not just the ability the character was born with, its the amount of experience he/she has, their fighting style, and even his or her personality!
Thus, all marvel fighters are different, and handle situations/react differently. One may have more physical strength than others, while anouther will have more emotional strength. One may be more experienced. Someone else may have more intelligence than another, ect. All in all, its just near impossible to come up with a solid answer.
Most usually, peoples answer to these types of questions just comes down to who people personally like in their own opinion.
As far as technical skill in hand to hand combat goes, it's a between Taskmaster, Wolverine, Deadpool, Moon Knight, Daredevil and Captain America.
Definitions of marvel on the Web:
- wonder: be amazed at; "We marvelled at the child's linguistic abilities"
- express astonishment or surprise about something
- wonder: something that causes feelings of wonder; "the wonders of modern science"
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Is there going to be a second Stan Lee presents Mosaic movie?
NO, the first movie did not do very good, and the Stan Lee company that made it was embezzled by his accountant/partner. Stan now has Boom Studios for his work, but doesn't have Mosaic
Why do some Marvel mutants look different than normal humans and some like anthropodic animals?
Mutants in the Marvel Universe can exhibit a wide range of physical mutations due to the X-gene. Some mutants may have minor physical changes or enhancements that make them look different than normal humans, while others may have more drastic mutations that give them animal-like features. These variations in appearance are a result of the randomness and unpredictability of the X-gene's activation and expression.
In what season of the incredible hulk did Lou Ferrigno appear as a bodybuider?
Lou Ferrigno appeared as a bodybuilder in season 1, episode 2 of The Incredible Hulk titled "Death in the Family".
How do you get the enclave off your back in The Incredible Hulk?
In A Mass Mind Control Device - Part 1: Just walk to those electric sticks holders and just do nothing but block. You will see that one of them will jump on your back and you will have to get them off.
How do I shot web like Spider-Man?
One of the older memes of 4chan, how do i shot webactually comes from the Something Awful Forums, more specifically on a goon-only Natural Selection server. The server was frequented by FYAD posters and the catchphrase moved to FYAD before spreading across the forums. Naturally, (many of them banned goons) picked this one up, it, like most of the rather interesting memes they have. "Shotweb" may be replaced by any past tense verb + noun combination, such as "How doI ate myself to death?"
Is anyone from dc universe can beat galactus in marvel?
Galactus is considered one of the most powerful beings in the Marvel Universe. While there are characters in the DC Universe that possess immense power, such as characters like the Spectre or the Anti-Monitor, it is unlikely that any single character from the DC Universe could easily defeat Galactus in a one-on-one battle.
How much is a 1973 super team family first DC issue comic boook worth?
The value of a 1973 super team family first DC issue comic book can vary depending on its condition and demand among collectors. It's recommended to consult with a professional comic book appraiser or check recent sales of similar items online to get an accurate estimate of its value.
Is rouge nightcrawler's sister?
No, Rogue is not Nightcrawler's sister. Rogue is a mutant with the ability to absorb others' powers and memories through touch, while Nightcrawler has the ability to teleport and has a unique appearance with blue fur and a tail. They have worked together as teammates in various X-Men storylines.
How many marvel Super Heros are there?
There are hundreds of Marvel superheroes, with many characters developed over the years in comic books, movies, and TV shows. Some of the most well-known Marvel superheroes include Spider-Man, Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Black Widow, and the Hulk.
What is a critical mass in marvel comics?
In Marvel Comics, a critical mass refers to the minimum amount of a particular substance or energy required to achieve a certain effect or power. It is often used in reference to characters who can manipulate or generate vast amounts of energy, like the Hulk or Nova. When a character reaches their critical mass, they typically unleash a massive display of power.
Moon Knight is a Marvel comic book character and the protagonist of the upcoming Disney+ television series of the same name. He was created by writer Doug Moench and artist Don Perlin for the comic book Werewolf by Night #32 in August 1975.
He has been compared to D.C. Comics character Batman, as both of the heroes rely on their mastery of martial arts and extensive tactical knowledge rather than superpowers (Moench also worked on a number of Batman comics, so the similarities aren’t entirely accidental). Both regularly upgrade their equipment, using advanced technology to take down their foes.
Unlike Batman, Moon Knight has occasionally shown superhuman abilities, including abnormal strength during full moons. His superpowers are vaguely defined, but they’re typically tied to his interactions with the Egyptian moon god Khonshu.
In Marvel lore, Moon Knight’s real name is Marc Spector. He’s a former boxer, Marine, and CIA operative who decides to fight crime after being left for dead in Egypt by a terrorist organization. He is notable for his psychological instability, which manifests as “bouts of depression and multiple identity disorder,” per Marvel.
The character initially created his other identities to investigate crimes, but he sometimes becomes absorbed by those alternate personalities. In the comics, Spector might explore the streets of New York City as cab driver Jake Lockley or infiltrate high society as millionaire Steven Grant. He’s very unpredictable, which acts as both an advantage and a disadvantage when battling enemies.
In August 2019, Marvel announced a live-action Moon Knight series, which will premiere on the Disney+ streaming service sometime in 2021 or later. It’s part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Phase 4, but Disney hasn’t released cast or plot information as of September 2019.
Still, for Marvel fans, the news is exciting. While Moon Knight isn’t a household name like Spider-Man or the X-Men, he’s a fan favorite, and the new series will undoubtedly add another strong character to Marvel’s growing catalog.
Is the superhero elektra's stomach and inie or an outie?
Elektra is drawn with an innie belly button.
The Marvel Universe is the fictional world in which the stories published by Marvel Comics are set. One of the things that first differentiated Marvel Comics is the fact that all of their stories take place in the same universe, which is very similar to ours. Superman lives in Metropolis while Spider-Man lives in New York City. All their heros share one world and what happens in one comic book could easily affect the plot line of any other. There are also alternate dimensions within the Marvel Universe. For example the Ultimate imprint that Marvel publishes takes place in a different dimension from the normal continuity. There are also numerous other dimensions created for the What If... series.
How much is the submariner comic issue one worth?
The value of a Sub-Mariner comic issue #1 can vary greatly depending on its condition, rarity, and demand. In mint condition, it can be worth thousands of dollars, while lower-grade copies may fetch a few hundred dollars. It's recommended to have it appraised by a professional if you're looking to sell.
Black Cat (Felicia Hardy) is a fictional character, a Marvel Comics superheroine that has been an ex-girlfriend of Spider-Man. She first appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #194 (July 1979).
She is a skilled (somewhat reformed) cat burglar who is currently an occasional crime fighter and adventurer. Initially, her "cat-like" facade was merely a part of a powerless persona. While she later did gain powers through a combination of science and magic, her current abilities are artificial and mechanically based.
Are there any marvel cards worth a lot of money?
Not really. There are some from the 70s that have some small value, but overall very little comic book related anything has retained or grown in value from the 1990s. They might be worth keeping for purely nostalgia reasons, but not as any real investment.
Did they reboot the Spider-Man series?
Sony made a film titled "The Amazing Spider-Man" which was a reboot.
