Everything about this logo design is sleek and to the point. To be honest, it doesn’t look very out of place when contrasted against the Ms. Marvel, Moon Knight, and She-Hulk announcements from D23.

The Atlantean Origins of Marvel’s Namor the Sub-Mariner Namor made his first appearance long before the MCU or Black Panther 2 was even a thought. Namor first appeared in Marvel Comics #1 ...

The company's first comic book, Marvel Comics No. 1, was published in October 1939. The issue featured superheroes destined for stardom, including the Sub-Mariner and Human Torch.

Sub-Mariner #1 is one of those silver age books that people tend to sleep on. Marvel Comics certainly does not overuse Namor these days, as he does not seem to pop up as often as one would think.

In Mighty Marvel Masterworks: Namor, the Sub-Mariner Vol. 1: The Quest Begins, on sale November 15th, Marvel visionary Stan Lee and artist Gene Colan send the half-human, half-Atlantean anti-hero ...

This being comics, his return is rumored to already be in the works. For those who get Marvel’s Sub-Mariner mixed up with DC’s Aquaman, that’s entirely fair.

Who Is Namor, the Sub-Mariner? Created by Bill Everett, the Sub-Mariner made his official debut in 1939 in Timely Comics’ Marvel Comics #1. Even though the original Human Torch also debuted in ...

Nov. 5—In reflecting on his and the seas victory over the land, Namor notes, "It turns out, all I had to do was wait." For years, Namor the Sub-Mariner has been hero, anti-hero and villain in ...

Sub-Mariner Depths not only understands this, but also exemplifies it, ... Marvel Comics Sep 3, 2008. Sub-Mariner: The Depths #1 Review. 8.6. Review scoring. great. Daniel Crown.

“Imperius Rex!” is the war cry of the Sub-Mariner (known as Namor to his friends), who greeted comic book fans on Aug. 31, 1939, in Marvel Comics No. 1.

The Marvel Age of Comics and Namor the Sub-Mariner Marvel Comics. Although there were titles named “Marvel Comics” going back to 1939, the publisher kept changing names.