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Master #AlexRoss has shared this wonderful homage to the #OriginalCaptainMarvel (#Shazam) and his impact on pop culture with this stunning litograph named #EchoesofShazam"! Thanks for the heads up, @briansolaris! #DCcomics #Superheroes #MarvelFamily #MarvelComics
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On this week's episode of History of the Marvel Universe we're looking at the origin of Monica Rambeau, the second #CaptainMarvel youtu.be/-EblEsB1Kjk
The Nextwave squad was a group of super powered H.A.T.E.(Highest Anti-Terrorism Effort) agents, meant to work as a strike force. While originally meant to be a completely alternate continuity the events of the book were later worked into Marvel canon.
H.A.T.E. would later be bought by the Beyond Corporation a shell for S.I.L.E.N.T., a terrorist organization. The Nextwave team would later go rogue and work against them. They then figured out it was all planned by a clone of Devil Dinosaur.
In Captain America and the Mighty Avengers #9 it would be revealed that the Beyond corporation transported the members of Nextwave to Earth-63163 and altered their memories, as an experiment and none of what the team did affected the main universe.
Marvel’s Earth-906 first premiered in What If? Volume 2 #14 in June 1990 and was created by Matthew Jorgensen.
Reed Richards would later find a cure for the disease but Mar-Vell would request to be exiled to the same dimension he was treated in to stop the disease from spreading. Unable to live without him, his partner, Elysius, would join him in Exile.
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I really, really, really like Dial H for Hero.
It was an absolute honor provide a variant cover for the new Upcoming series by @samhumphries and @Joe_Quinones.
All-Negro comics was a single issue comic book published in 1947 and was the first comic to be written and drawn solely by African-Americans. It was published by All-Negro comics inc., created by Orrin C. Evans, Harry T. Saylor and two others.
The comic was drawn by John Terrell and George J. Evans Jr.. It featured the characters Ace Harlem, an African-American police detective, and Lion-man, a U.N. agent tasked with guarding the worlds largest deposit of uranium, in Africa.
