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The Original Marvel Universe: OMU: Fantastic Four -- Year One
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OMU: Fantastic Four - Year One. The publication of Fantastic Four. 1 kicked off what writer/editor Stan Lee would come to call the “Marvel Age of Comics,” and also introduced readers to the fictional world I have come to call the Original Marvel Universe. Set the standard for Marvel Comics, and for many years served as the company’s flagship title. The team’s chronology is therefore unusually rich and complex. And now, the way it began - The True History of the Fantastic Four! February 1961 –. Reed is st...
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The Original Marvel Universe: OMU: Doctor Doom -- Part One
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OMU: Doctor Doom - Part One. Was introduced in Fantastic Four. 5 and went on to be not only the arch-nemesis of the Fantastic Four, but also the premiere supervillain of the Original Marvel Universe. As such, his history and background were pretty thoroughly documented by the end of our canonical stories in 1991. When Ed Brubaker explored the character’s history in the 2006 limited series Books of Doom. The following timeline depicts the Original Marvel Universe (anchored to November 1961 as the first ap...
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The Original Marvel Universe: OMU: Magneto -- Part One
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OMU: Magneto - Part One. Many years before Marvel published Magneto: Testament. Years before I started this blog, in fact, I decided to fill in for myself some of the gaps in the personal history of Magneto. The X-Men’s arch-nemesis. As always, I restricted myself to what was revealed about Magneto’s history during the period of the Original Marvel Universe. He would almost certainly have been killed, despite Pak’s contention to the contrary. Almost none of the Sonderkommandos. January 1930 –. Eryk celeb...
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The Original Marvel Universe: OMU: Daredevil -- Year One
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OMU: Daredevil - Year One. The last superhero franchise of Marvel’s initial creative explosion was Daredevil. Billed as “The Man Without Fear,” who debuted in his own title early in 1964. The character was distinctive in that, along with the requisite superhuman powers, there was an additional gimmick: he was blind. Stan Lee recalls that he had some trepidation about how a handicapped hero would be received, and was relieved when the response from disabled children was enthusiastic. Jack Murdock is appro...
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The Original Marvel Universe: OMU: Captain America -- Year Two
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OMU: Captain America - Year Two. 8217;s early adventures after suddenly waking up in the 1960s were chronicled primarily by Stan Lee with Jack Kirby in Tales of Suspense. And Don Heck in Avengers. The following timeline depicts the Original Marvel Universe. Anchored to November 1961 as the first appearance of the Fantastic Four and proceeding forward from there. See previous posts. Soldiering on with. The True History of Captain America! January 1963 –. February 1963 –. March 1963 –. April 1963 –. Soon a...
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The Original Marvel Universe: OMU: Captain America -- Year Three
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OMU: Captain America - Year Three. To “find himself” on the highways and byways of America. It’s ironic, then, that this Captain America closes out the year by getting a job with the NYPD. The following timeline depicts the Original Marvel Universe. Anchored to November 1961 as the first appearance of the Fantastic Four and proceeding forward from there. See previous posts. Continuing on with. The True History of Captain America! January 1964 –. February 1964 –. March 1964 –. April 1964 –. And Stark Indu...
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The Original Marvel Universe: The Original Marvel Universe
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The Original Marvel Universe. The Original Marvel Universe. Was created in 1961 with the publication of the first issue of the comic book series The Fantastic Four. And it began a slow agonized death almost exactly 30 years later. Lee and his primary artistic collaborator, Jack Kirby, devised a family of squabbling heroes who had neither masks nor secret identities, which they named the Fantastic Four. The follow-up to this was The Incredible Hulk. In which just about everyone made an appearance. Subscri...
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The Original Marvel Universe: OMU: POTUS -- Part Three
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OMU: POTUS - Part Three. Perhaps the single greatest Untold Tale of the Original Marvel Universe. Reached its climax in a series of issues of Captain America. By tracking the events between the election and the villain’s suicide, we begin to see the incredible scope of the conspiracy, as seemingly unrelated events suddenly become fraught with sinister new undertones, and previously-unrecognized motives become apparent. But the man at the center of this conspiracy remains a total mystery. And so, for the ...
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The Original Marvel Universe: OMU: Ant-Man -- Year One
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OMU: Ant-Man - Year One. While Marvel introduced their new superhero Ant-Man. The same day that Spider-Man and Thor also burst on the scene, the character of Henry Pym had actually been introduced eight months earlier in a one-off sci-fi/monster story, the like of which was the company’s bread-and-butter at that time. Tales to Astonish. 27, with its lead feature “The Man in the Ant-Hill,” hit the stands the same day as Fantastic Four. It seems likely that Henry Pym would have soon faded into obscurity...