Marvel Comics History of Namor the Sub-Mariner
Marvel's undersea prince Namor the Sub-Mariner is finally coming to the MCU. And his comics history overlaps with the entire Marvel Universe.
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Marvel's undersea prince Namor the Sub-Mariner is finally coming to the MCU. And his comics history overlaps with the entire Marvel Universe.
Tenoch Huerta's Namor just debuted in the first Wakanda Forever trailer, and he's already making a splash - but here's what you may not know about his comic history
This week, the editors revisit writer Sarah Nicole Prickett’s “Serious Sex Battle,” published in February 2018.“A preference for death over captivity spurs radical movement,” Prickett declares in her virtuosic, gimlet-eyed essay on a woman of inordinate strength. “Serious Sex Battle” is a feminist genealogy, but it’s also a strong theory for how to outmaneuver reactionaries. Legerity is essential; so is an alert refusal of your enemy’s terms. As Prickett argues, “The heroine we need is against the hero. The antagonist. She remains outside.” —David VelascoONE A WOMAN OF ...
An obscure Fox Feature Syndicate character who got his own title and fan club, U.S. Jones debuted in Wonderworld Comics #28.
An instrumental figure over at Marvel for decades is leaving the company.