Captain Marvel (Marvel Comics) (5653 bytes)
1: ...[[DC Comics]] character, use [[Captain Marvel (DC Comics)]].''
3: ... by [[Marvel Comics]] have been called '''Captain Marvel'''.
5: ...0s]], these comic book characters were created by Marvel partially to take advantage of the fact that the ...
8: ...[Gene Colan]] in ''[[Marvel Super-Heroes (comics)|Marvel Super-Heroes]]'' #12 ([[1967]]).
10: ...the original [[Captain Marvel (DC Comics)|Captain Marvel]]. The Nega-Bands also allowed Mar-Vell to fly a...

Marvel Two-in-One (638 bytes)
1: ...teaming up with various other characters in the [[Marvel Universe]]. After the series ended, the Thing le...
4: *''Marvel Two-in-One'' #1-100 ([[Marvel Comics]], January [[1974]] - June [[1983]])
5: *''Marvel Two-in-One Annual'' #1-7 ([[Marvel Comics]], [[1976]] - [[1982]])
7: ...arvel Two-in-One'' is not to be confused with ''[[Marvel Team-Up]]'' or with ''[[Super-Villain Team-Up]]''...
8: [[Category:Marvel Comics titles]]

Marvel UK (2271 bytes)
1: ...lly successful, but shortlived titles launched by Marvel UK in the US.]]
3: ...[United Kingdom|Britain]], although many of their comics were produced for the [[United States of America...
5: ...r a variety of titles. The company also published comics based on licenced characters, most notably ''[[D...
7: ... by the 90s comics slump and after only two years Marvel UK ceased its US operations.
9: Marvel UK is now part of [[Panini Publishing]], which co...

Marvel Next (439 bytes)
2: Marvel Next is a set of titles premiering in early 2005....
4: The stories are set in the Marvel Universe, with the exception of Arana, which is a...
6: Marvel Next tiles:
9: *[[Runaways (comics)|Runaways]] Vol.II

Marvel Comics (11614 bytes)
1: [[Image:marvel_logo.jpg|189 px|right]]
2: ...eing [[DC Comics]]. Located in [[New York City]], Marvel was originally headquartered at 387 Park Avenue S...
6: ...rvel Comics #1, the first ever comic published by Marvel]]
7: ...r many years, this comic was the most collectable comic book of all time.
11: ...s decade the company was generally known as Atlas Comics, and sometimes Timely/Atlas.

Marvel: The End (275 bytes)
1: ...tten by [[Jim Starlin]] and published by [[Marvel Comics]]. It continues the events in [[Thanos: Infinity...
3: {{comics-stub}}
4: [[Category:Marvel Comics titles]]

Captain Marvel (1135 bytes)
1: '''Captain Marvel''', in [[comic book]]s, refers to one of several [[fictional cha...
3: ... [[Fawcett Comics]] in the [[1940s]], and by [[DC Comics]] in the [[1970s]] and later.
4: ...in the [[graphic novel]] ''[[The Death of Captain Marvel]]'' ([[1982]]). In the [[1990s]], Mar-Vell's son...
5: ...on (comics)|Photon]], a member of [[The Avengers (comics)|The Avengers]].

Captain Marvel, Jr. (1743 bytes)
1: ...umb|right|200px|Captain Marvel Jr., from ''Master Comics'' #30, [[September]] [[1942]]. Art by [[Mac Rab...
2: ...]) character [[Captain Marvel (DC Comics)|Captain Marvel]].
4: ...nently [[lame]] in his left leg (although Captain Marvel Jr. bears no such impediment).
6: ...ans|Titans]] for a time, calling himself "Captain Marvel" or "CM3" to allow himself to identify himself wi...
8: [[Category:Fawcett Comics characters]][[Category:Titans members]]

Marvel Studios (2802 bytes)
1: ...in the 1990's when New World Entertainment bought Marvel from Cadence Industries.]]
3: ...ctions.jpg|frame|First production logo used after Marvel acquired DePatie-Freleng Enterprises.]]
5: '''Marvel Studios''', formely known as '''Marvel Productions Ltd.''' is a<br>
6: ...picture]] studio. Originally an animation studio, Marvel produced such notable animated [[TV series]] as [...
8: ...out of bankruptcy decided to cut costs by selling Marvel Productions' back catalog to [[Saban Entertainmen...

Mary Marvel (2223 bytes)
1: ...e first appearance of Mary Marvel, from ''Captain Marvel Adventures'' #18, [[December]] [[1942]]. Art by ...
2: ...]) character [[Captain Marvel (DC Comics)|Captain Marvel]].
4: ...rse of rescuing her, Captain Marvel and [[Captain Marvel Jr.]] were incapactitated, but fortunately for al...
6: Mary Marvel, like Captain Marvel, receives her powers from the gifts of various go...
17: ...rsion, Mary, who has also called herself "Captain Marvel", becomes an adult woman upon saying the magic wo...

Little Marvel Records (290 bytes)
1: ... the first third of the [[20th century]]. Little Marvel Records were sold at UK [[Woolworth's]] chain sto...

Marvel Age (2859 bytes)
1: ...ory arcs spanning several issues, each Marvel Age comic is a standalone.
5: ===Marvel Age continuity===
7: ...e]] wrote back in the [[1960s]]. They're set in a Marvel Age continuity.
16: ...e titles, transferred from the defunct [[Tsunami (comics)|Tsunami]] imprint take place in the [[Earth-616...
19: * ''[[Runaways (comics)|Runaways]]''

Marvel Universe (9081 bytes)
1: ...[comic book|comic]] stories published by [[Marvel Comics]] take place.
5: ...|Golden Age]]" - but it was the first time that a comic book publisher's characters seemed to share a wor...
7: ...ct on what happens on a parallel earth in another Marvel-created universe. However, storywriters would hav...
9: ...r comics such as [[Watchmen]] and [[Kingdom Come (comic)|Kingdom Come]].
11: ...re gathered together to deal with one threat. The Marvel Universe was also notable for setting its central...

Marvel Knights (2066 bytes)
1: ...methods of publication, and is used to single out Marvel's "edgier" titles.
4: * ''[[Daredevil (comics)|Daredevil]]''
6: * ''[[Elektra (comics)|Elektra]]''
7: * ''[[The Fantastic Four|Marvel Knights 4]]''
8: * ''[[Spider-Man|Marvel Knights Spider-Man]]''

Marvel Spotlight (305 bytes)
1: ...book]] [[anthology]] series published by [[Marvel Comics]]. The first series ran for 33 issues from Nove...
3: [[Category:Marvel Comics titles]]

Ultimate Marvel (3563 bytes)
1: ...ng [[Spider-Man]], the [[X-Men]], [[The Avengers (comics)|The Avengers]] and the [[Fantastic Four]]. Howe...
3: ...t new readers rather than to convert the existing Marvel fanbase. To go with the modern times, several thi...
5: A noteworthy aspect of the Ultimate Marvel universe is that many of the characters are more ...
7: ...n the Ultimate Universe may replace the "regular" Marvel Universe characters as the "official" versions of...
15: *''Ultimate Marvel Team-Up'' (cancelled)

Marvel Premiere (191 bytes)
1: ...book]] [[anthology]] series published by [[Marvel Comics]]. It ran for 61 issues from April [[1972]] to ...
3: [[Category:Marvel Comics titles]]

Marvel 2099 (4140 bytes)
1: ...Men]] 2099'', ''[[Ghost Rider]] 2099'', ''[[Hulk (comics)|Hulk]] 2099'', and ''[[Fantastic Four]] 2099''.
5: ...ssing over, that reminded readers of early Marvel Comics. Much of this was due to [[Joey Cavalieri]], the...
7: ...us 2099 heroes into a new team of [[The Avengers (comics)|Avengers]].
9: ...n 2099 and the alternate future of the [[Maestro (comics)|Maestro]] that David created in ''[[The Incredi...
11: ...e [[Marvel Knights]] imprint, under the heading ''Marvel Knights 2099''. The future portrayed in this seri...

Marvel Cooke (1392 bytes)
1: '''Marvel Cooke''' ([[April 4]], [[1903]] - [[November 29]]...
17: [[Category:1903 births|Cooke, Marvel]]
18: [[Category:2000 deaths|Cooke, Marvel]]

Marvel Presents (201 bytes)
1: ...book]] [[anthology]] series published by [[Marvel Comics]]. Twelve issues were published from October [[...
3: [[Category:Marvel Comics titles]]

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