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, ...

Sometimes hero, sometimes anti-hero, and occasionally outright villain, Namor the Sub-Mariner isn’t just one of Marvel’s most complicated characters. He’s also the first.

Marvel comics legend Namor, the sub-mariner, was an instant hit when he was introduced in the Black Panther sequel.

During today's Marvel Studios panel, Sub-Mariner -- better-known as Namor McKenzie -- was officially confirmed to be played by Tenoch Huerta. The character will make their debut in Black Panther: ...

At some point, it was revealed that the Sub-Mariner was technically a mutant. In the latter 2000s, Marvel really leaned into that, making Namor a full-fledged member of the X-Men.

To truly know Marvel comics, or the oldest Marvel character, is to know their origins. The name "Marvel" wasn't used until 1961 when Stan Lee introduced to the world the Fantastic Four. Prior to that, ...

His name is Namor, also known as the Sub-Mariner, and he first appeared in Marvel Comics #1, published in late August 1939 by Marvel predecessor Timely Publications.

At this point, Marvel Studios had attached, of all people, Philip Kaufman, who had directed “The Right Stuff” and worked on “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” to a “Namor: The Sub-Mariner ...

Namor the Sub-Mariner, as he’s been known in the comic books since 1939, is one of Marvel’s oldest superheroes, predating Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four and even Captain America.

At last, Namor the Sub-Mariner has surfaced in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.But while you shouldn’t expect the Wakanda Forever antagonist to score a solo film anytime soon, this doesn’t mean ...