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The late and great Stan Lee is best remembered for being the face of Marvel, and steering the ship from the Silver Age of Comics to the rise of the superhero film sub-genre during the early ‘00s.

Black Panther’s followup isn’t a tale of good vs. evil, but of power and governance.

Marvel has massively reimagined Namor for the big screen, but one crucial point in the film pays homage to his comics counterpart.

Though he’s just making his debut in a Marvel film, he has a history rooted at the very beginning of Marvel Comics.

The people of Wakanda must band together to face a new threat in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Jeffrey Harris has his official review.

One of the oldest characters in the Marvel stable makes his big-screen debut in Wakanda Forever.

In October 1939, the very first issue of Marvel Comics was published, introducing the world to both Namor and the Human Torch.

Bill Everett was a prolific contributor to Marvel/Atlass Pre-Code era, and created many underappreciated covers from this period.

Venus #18 (Marvel/Atlas, 1952) has become highly sought after on the strength of Bill Everetts phenomenally creepy cover and story to match.