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Is Daredevil a DC comic?
Nope- he was created by the Marvel staff.
When was men in black created?
It started as an old Marvel comic series.
Was the green hornet a marvel comic?
No, the Green Hornet was not a Marvel Comics character. The Green Hornet was created by George W. Trendle and Fran Striker, and originally appeared in comics published by Harvey Comics and later by NOW Comics.
Who is deadpool created by Stan lee and in marvel?
'Deadpool' , a Marvel comic-book character , was created by artist Rob Liefeld and writer Fabian Nicieza .
Is batman a marvel comic hero?
Marvel the company, is a top comic book producer in the USA. They have been well known for their creations of superheros often referred to as Marvel Superheros and now have a dozen movies made from their heroes and villains Make Yours Marvel! But if you were looking for marvel the word definitioncheck out the definitions section.
Who created the Marvel comic superhero team the X-Men?
The X-Men were created by Jack Kirby with an assist from Stan Lee!
Gambit a fictional character from the Marvel Comics was created by whom?
The fictional Marvel Comic character Gambit was created by Chris Claremont the writer and Jim Lee the artist. He was first brought in the comic in 1990.
Who created the comic book characters the Sentinels?
The comic book characters of "Sentinel" were created by Jack Kirby and Stan Lee. The first appearance of these characters was in 1965. The "Sentinel" is published by Marvel Comics.
Who was spider man?
Spider-man is a fictional comic book hero created by Stan Lee (and owned by Marvel)
Is Terminator from Marvel?
No. Marvel did publish a comic of Terminator 2 Judgment Day but Terminator is not part of the Marvel universe.
What was the name of the first marvel comic?
Spiderman
Is Flash Gordon Marvel or DC?
Flash Gordon is neither a Marvel nor a DC character. He is a science fiction comic strip character created by Alex Raymond in 1934 and has been published by various comic book publishers over the years.
