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'''Marvel Worldwide Inc.''', commonly referred to as '''Marvel Comics''', is an [[United States|American]] company that publishes comic books and related media. One of the two largest and oldest still-operating American comic book publishers alongside [[wikipedia:DC Comics|DC Comics]], Marvel's vast library of characters includes the likes of [[wikipedia:Spider-Man|Spider-Man]], [[wikipedia:Hulk|Hulk]], the [[wikipedia:X-Men|X-Men]], the [[wikipedia:Avengers (comics)|Avengers]], and many more. Most of its characters inhabit a fictional shared universe known as the [[wikipedia:Marvel Universe|Marvel Universe]], and several have been adapted to other media such as television and film, including the highly successful [[wikipedia:Marvel Cinematic Universe|Marvel Cinematic Universe]] film franchise. Since 2009, Marvel has been owned by [[wikipedia:The Walt Disney Company|The Walt Disney Company]] after it acquired its parent company, [[wikipedia:Marvel Entertainment|Marvel Entertainment]]. | '''Marvel Worldwide Inc.''', commonly referred to as '''Marvel Comics''', is an [[United States|American]] company that publishes comic books and related media. One of the two largest and oldest still-operating American comic book publishers alongside [[wikipedia:DC Comics|DC Comics]], Marvel's vast library of characters includes the likes of [[wikipedia:Spider-Man|Spider-Man]], [[wikipedia:Hulk|Hulk]], the [[wikipedia:X-Men|X-Men]], the [[wikipedia:Avengers (comics)|Avengers]], and many more. Most of its characters inhabit a fictional shared universe known as the [[wikipedia:Marvel Universe|Marvel Universe]], and several have been adapted to other media such as television and film, including the highly successful [[wikipedia:Marvel Cinematic Universe|Marvel Cinematic Universe]] film franchise. Since 2009, Marvel has been owned by [[wikipedia:The Walt Disney Company|The Walt Disney Company]] after it acquired its parent company, [[wikipedia:Marvel Entertainment|Marvel Entertainment]]. | ||
From 1977 to 1979, Marvel Comics published ''[[Godzilla (Marvel comic)|Godzilla]]'', a comic series that integrated [[Godzilla|the character]] into the Earth-616 Marvel Universe. After losing the rights to Godzilla, Marvel was forced to abandon the character, but continued to use its original characters that debuted alongside him. A mutated version of the monster appeared unnamed in several comics in 1985 and 1986. | From 1977 to 1979, Marvel Comics published ''[[Godzilla (Marvel comic)|Godzilla]]'', a comic series that integrated [[Godzilla|the character]] into the Earth-616 Marvel Universe. After losing the rights to Godzilla, Marvel was forced to abandon the character, but continued to use its original characters that debuted alongside him. A mutated version of the monster appeared unnamed in several comics in 1985 and 1986. Godzilla, somehow no longer mutated, canonically reappeared in ''Mighty Avengers'' #1 in 2007. Most recently, Godzilla was referenced by Marvel via multiple pictures in ''Monsters Unleashed'' #6 in [[2017]]. | ||
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==Selected publications== | ==Selected publications== | ||
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*[[wikia:w:c:marvel:Doctor Who Magazine Vol 1 115|''Doctor Who Magazine'' #115]] (1986) | *[[wikia:w:c:marvel:Doctor Who Magazine Vol 1 115|''Doctor Who Magazine'' #115]] (1986) | ||
*[[wikia:w:c:marvel:X-Terminators Vol 1 1|''X-Terminators'' #1]] (1988) [picture] | *[[wikia:w:c:marvel:X-Terminators Vol 1 1|''X-Terminators'' #1]] (1988) [picture] | ||
*[[wikia:w:c:marvel:What The--?! Vol 1 10|''What The--?!'' #10]] (1990) | |||
*[[wikia:w:c:marvel:West Coast Avengers Annual Vol 2 6|''Avengers West Coast Annual'' (vol. 2) #6]] (1991) | *[[wikia:w:c:marvel:West Coast Avengers Annual Vol 2 6|''Avengers West Coast Annual'' (vol. 2) #6]] (1991) | ||
*[[wikia:w:c:marvel:Incredible Hulk Annual Vol 1 19|''The Incredible Hulk Annual'' #19]] (1993) [picture] | *[[wikia:w:c:marvel:Incredible Hulk Annual Vol 1 19|''The Incredible Hulk Annual'' #19]] (1993) [picture] | ||
*[[wikia:w:c:marvel:Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 413|''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #413]] (1997) [robot duplicate] | *[[wikia:w:c:marvel:Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 413|''The Amazing Spider-Man'' #413]] (1997) [robot duplicate] | ||
*[[wikia:w:c:marvel:Mighty Avengers Vol 1 1|''Mighty Avengers'' #1]] (2007) | |||
*''[[wikia:w:c:marvel:Marvel 75th Anniversary Celebration Vol 1 1|Marvel 75th Anniversary Celebration]]'' (2014) | *''[[wikia:w:c:marvel:Marvel 75th Anniversary Celebration Vol 1 1|Marvel 75th Anniversary Celebration]]'' (2014) | ||
*[[wikia:w:c:marvel:Monsters Unleashed Vol 3 6|''Monsters Unleashed'' #6]] (2017) [pictures] | *[[wikia:w:c:marvel:Monsters Unleashed Vol 3 6|''Monsters Unleashed'' #6]] (2017) [pictures] | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Dark Horse]] | *[[Dark Horse]] | ||
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*[[BOOM! Studios]] | *[[BOOM! Studios]] | ||
*[[Charlton Comics]] | *[[Charlton Comics]] | ||
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{{Comments}} | {{Comments}} | ||
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Marvel Worldwide Inc., commonly referred to as Marvel Comics, is an American company that publishes comic books and related media. One of the two largest and oldest still-operating American comic book publishers alongside DC Comics, Marvel's vast library of characters includes the likes of Spider-Man, Hulk, the X-Men, the Avengers, and many more. Most of its characters inhabit a fictional shared universe known as the Marvel Universe, and several have been adapted to other media such as television and film, including the highly successful Marvel Cinematic Universe film franchise. Since 2009, Marvel has been owned by The Walt Disney Company after it acquired its parent company, Marvel Entertainment.
From 1977 to 1979, Marvel Comics published Godzilla, a comic series that integrated the character into the Earth-616 Marvel Universe. After losing the rights to Godzilla, Marvel was forced to abandon the character, but continued to use its original characters that debuted alongside him. A mutated version of the monster appeared unnamed in several comics in 1985 and 1986. Godzilla, somehow no longer mutated, canonically reappeared in Mighty Avengers #1 in 2007. Most recently, Godzilla was referenced by Marvel via multiple pictures in Monsters Unleashed #6 in 2017.
Selected publications
- Godzilla #1-24 (1977-1979)
- Marvel Comic #330 (1979) [reprint]
- Essential Godzilla (2005) [reprint]
- The Rise of Ultraman #1-5 (2020-2021)
- The Trials of Ultraman #1-5 (2021)
- The Mystery of Ultraseven #1-5 (2022)
- Untitled Ultraman/Marvel Universe crossover (2023)[1]
Unlicensed appearances of Godzilla
- Uncanny X-Men #181 (1984) [picture]
- Iron Man #193-194, 196 (1985)
- The Thing #31 (1986)
- Doctor Who Magazine #115 (1986)
- X-Terminators #1 (1988) [picture]
- What The--?! #10 (1990)
- Avengers West Coast Annual (vol. 2) #6 (1991)
- The Incredible Hulk Annual #19 (1993) [picture]
- The Amazing Spider-Man #413 (1997) [robot duplicate]
- Mighty Avengers #1 (2007)
- Marvel 75th Anniversary Celebration (2014)
- Monsters Unleashed #6 (2017) [pictures]
See also
References
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