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	Hercules? - The Superhero Hype! Boards
		Marvel's Hercules is relatively close to the mythological Hercules, IMO.
		I was wondering if any body knew anything about the marvel version of hercules (or Heracles if you prefer the greek spelling) I grew up reading myths and Hercules is my favorite of the greek heros and i was just curious if any body knew any thing.
		The two 80's Bob Layton HERCULES mini-series for Marvel were actually pretty decent, I thought.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?t=76183 (413 words)

	Wasp (comics)
		} The Wasp is a comic book superhero in the Marvel Comics Marvel Universe, and is a central member of The Avengers (comics).
		comic-color background: ff8080 character-name: Wasp real-name: Janet van Dyne publisher Marvel Comics debut Tales to Astonish 44 creators Stan Lee
		She remained with The Avengers (comics) despite these hardships, and after Hank Pym mental state returned to normal, the two became friends again and, some years later, resumed a romantic relationship.
	read-and-go.hopto.org /Avengers-members/Wasp-(comics).html (396 words)

	Assassins' Guild (Earth-Hercules 2300 foes)
		Akooti head shot: Marvel Comics Presents#40, p20, pan2
		Viperus head shot: Marvel Comics Presents#40, p21, pan4
		Malicon head shot: Marvel Comics Presents#39, p24, pan1
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix3/assnguildherc.htm (736 words)

	Freddie Lynch (Hercules foe)
		(Marvel Comics Presents#12/3) - Lynch followed Hercules through New York City and watched him help old women in the traffic, movers with heavy stuff, a garbage ferry and women with flat tiers.
		Freddie Lynch head shot: Marvel Comics Presents#12, p24, pan7
		Freddie Lynch body shot: Marvel Comics Presents#12, p18, pan5
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix2/lynchfreddie.htm (326 words)

	Captain Marvel (DC Comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Through much of the Golden Age of Comics, Captain Marvel proved to be the most popular superhero character of the medium with his comics outselling all others, including Superman.
		In addition, Captain Marvel was a member of the later incarnation of the Justice League while Mary Marvel and Captain Marvel Jr.
		Ironically, a typical use for Captain Marvel guest appearances is to be a back up for Superman when a flying strong man is called for.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shazam (326 words)

	The Marvel Battlestar Galactica Comics
		Despite this problem, the Marvel series had great potential because comics were better equipped for science fiction stories than television was back in 1978 (unlike today when relatively inexpensive CGI special effects allow television to do sci-fi/fantasy series such as Bablyon 5, Xena, and Hercules that wouldn't have been possible even 10 years earlier).
		The Marvel Comics Battlestar Galactica comic book series lasted 23 issues from 1979 to 1981 and is widely regarded as a major dissapointment (although it came nowhere close to reaching the horrible depths of Galactica 1980).
		What's frustrating is that Marvel does things that the television series should have done -- the compelling Sire Uri sticks around and is the perfect foil for Adama -- Boomer, Athena, and Jolly are each featured in their own individual stories -- yet it fails to do them in a compelling fashion.
	www.blast.net /hart/Marvel.htm (1062 words)

	Marvel Comics Group - The Mighty Thor -
		Description: Marvel Comics Group the Mighty Thor...Hercules prince of power...When avengers clash Thor vs Quasar..
		Marvel Comics Group - The Mighty Thor-
		enchantress!...Issue 437 This is a 1991 comic in very good condition with cover and card to protect it.
	www.antiqnet.com /detail,marvel-comics-group,877169.html (84 words)

	furyissues.txt
		3 (2000) #27 Fantastic Four The World's Greatest Comic Magazine #6 Fantastic Four: Foes (2005) #3, 4 FOOM Magazine 15 (1976) (Back Cover Appearance) Force Works #10 Ghost Rider (second series): #57, 58, 60, 61, 64, 65 Godzilla (Marvel Comics) #1 Hercules (2005 Limited Series) #1 Heroes & Legends vol.
		Marvel 17 (cameo - Mystique posing as Fury) Mutant X (Alternate Universe Nick Fury): 1, 12, 15, 16, 18-19, 25, 26, 28, 29, Annual 1999 New Warriors #50 Night Thrasher (vol.
		#2 (Knick Furey) Planetry #11 The Simpsons: 39 ("Radioactive Man" Steranko cover parody) SHIELD appearences - Alias (Marvel MAX): 27 Cable Captain America (vol.
	www.iconian.com /fury/furyissues.txt (84 words)

	Comic Book Resources Forums - who can break hulk's arm?
		Comic Book Resources Forums > Marvel Comics Forums > Marvel Universe
		You know when shitty writers aren't having him job to reassure Marvel fans, he's destroying Earth sized planets in a few blows like nothing, collapsing stars, trashing the assembled FF, diving into massive stars, and breaking adamantium.
		You know, Hercules has always fought The Savage Hulk to a standstill, since the Tales to Astonish days.
	forums.comicbookresources.com /showthread.php?t=44579&page=2 (670 words)

	Two Steps Forward, One Back (Unholy Quadrology Part 3)(PG-13)
		Xover notice: This is a crossover story involving one or more characters from each of these fandoms: Smallville, Xena, Hercules, Mutant X, Forever Knight, Dark Angel, Andromeda and the Marvel Comics Universe.
		Mutant X and the Marvel characters belong to Marvel; the latter also having ties to Tribune.
		Andromeda belongs to Tribune and was created by Gene Roddenberry.
	dante6.fanspace.com /dubois/twosteps1.html (670 words)

	Comics to Sell
		Hercules, Prince of Power (Marvel Comics) volume 1
		The Incredible Hulk Annual (Marvel Comics) volume 1
		Heroes For Hope, Starring the X-Men (Marvel Comics) volume 1
	jducoeur.org /Comics/SellH.htm (695 words)

	Comics Continuum
		Hercules #1 will arrive in stores on April 13 from Marvel Comics.
		Exiles #62 will arrive in stores on April 13 from Marvel Comics.
		Hercules #1 will be 32 pages and will cost $2.99.
	www.comicscontinuum.com /stories/0503/23/marvelfirsts.htm (493 words)

	All-Amazing Comics #3
		-Captain Marvel is property of DC Comics and is believed to be used legally.
		2 Weeks- The second beaming issue of All-Golden Comics featuring: Blue Beetle, Fighting Yank, and Kara the Jungle Princess with part 2 of the Captain Marvel text story!!!
		Lt. Hercules was a super-hero for hire managed by Merlin.
	members.fortunecity.com /goldenyears1/AAC3-ProfilesLetters.html (808 words)

	Vision (comics)
		The Vision is the name of two fictional characters, both superheroes, in the Marvel Comics Marvel Universe.
		He originated in the Golden Age of Comic Books, and his only major appearance in modern comics was in the second series of The Invaders (comics), in which he was summoned to Earth and manipulated by Nazi Germany into attacking the Allies.
		The Vision and Scarlet Witchs children were then revealed to not be actual children at all: they were fragments of the soul of the demon Mephisto (comics), who had been broken apart by Franklin Richards shortly before the birth of the twins.
	read-and-go.hopto.org /Avengers-members/Vision-(comics).html (561 words)

	Chris' Comic Book Collection
		Iron Man, Thor, Wasp, Moondragon, Black Panther, Captain America, Quicksilver, Vision, Scarlet Witch, Hercules, Black Widow, Captain Marvel, Jocasta, Korvac, Wonder Man, Ms.
	www.coincidental.net /comics/issue.cfm?IssueID=718 (69 words)

	The Seeker's ThunderStrike Home Page
		Keywords: Thor Comics Comic Thunderstrike Hammer Hercules Avenger Odin Asguard Sif Balder Warriors Three Fandral Volstagg Hogun Seeker Dave Marvel Mace Lightning Thunder
		Abilities: Architect, Street fighter, and has received hand to hand combat training from the original Thor, Captain America, and Hercules.
		They were not the same person but they did share their thoughts, and only one could exist physically at one time, the process is something akin to Rick Jones, and Marvels Captain Marvel, or Thor/Donald Blake but with Thor/Blake there was always the same mind and Blake was really Thor.
	www.geocities.com /Area51/7589/thndrstk.html (69 words)

	ComicsPriceGuide.com - Marvel UK
		Since 1996 Marvel character have appeared in Panini comics in the UK and before 1972 they appeared in comics by Oldhams.
		MARVEL SUPER ADVENTURE BRITISH (1981) By Marvel Volume 1 27, NM (Winter Special) 1 �1.50
		However I remember the marvel uk edition had another strip in there as well but I can't remember what it was called.
	www.comicspriceguide.com /forum2/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4436 (69 words)

	Hercules (comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Marvel Hercules is a reserve member of The Avengers and was also a founding member of the short-lived Champions team (the creation of which involved his fellow Olympian gods).
		In 1975, DC produced a comic book series titled Hercules Unbound, featuring the adventures of Hercules in a post-apocalyptic future.
		Charlton Comics published The Adventures of Hercules in the early 1960s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hercules_(comics) (1024 words)

	Zeus (comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A millennium ago, his son Hercules led a band of soldiers he had transported from ancient Greece through time to battle Norsemen who were under the protection of the Asgardian god Thor.
		Zeus usually appears in the context of stories involving his illigitemate son Hercules or other gods, primarily Thor; he appears less frequently than his Asgardian counterpart, Odin.
		The version of Zeus depicted by Marvel Comics is based, at least somewhat, from the classical character of Greek mythology worshiped as a god in ancient Greece.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Zeus_(comics) (1216 words)

	Hercules
		I can only guess that, back in the 1930s and 1940s, the tendency, in circuses, was to name the strongman "Hercules." The staffs at Marvel, Quality, and MLJ (again, if I'm remembering their "Hercules" correctly) all apparently decided, more or less at the same time, to capitalize on this bit of cultural ephemera.
		Consider: Mystic Comics #3, starring Hercules, the circus strongman, came out in June.
		In the next issue Hercules (back at the circus) makes the cover of Mystic Comics and stops the plots of Lemo.
	www.geocities.com /jjnevins/hercules.html (725 words)

	The Silver Age Marvel Comics Cover Index Reviews page
		If there were well written comics before silver age Marvel, they generally dwelled on the horrors of war or crime and if they came afterwards, they were permutated by the cynicism and moral relativism of the post-Reagan era.
		Marvel Comics' Silver Age stretched across at least ten years (1960-1970) and over that time developed from the self-contained, single issue stories common in the industry, to longer tales involving mature subjects and more complex themes.
		But more importantly, was the story's overarching theme (familiar to readers of the Amazing Spider-Man but not often associated with Marvel's other features) that with great power there must also come great responsibility.
	www.samcci.comics.org /reviews/marvel-keys_pt3_pg03.htm (3373 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: The Mighty Hercules
		There were Hercules series in the early days of comic books, from Quality Comics, Fox Feature Syndicate, and other publishers; and in latter-day comics, Marvel Comics uses a version of him as an ongoing character.
		The voice of Hercules was done by Jimmy Tapp, who had no other voice credits but was well known as a television and radio personality in Montreal.
		The Mighty Hercules was made into a Gold Key comic book, which ran two issues (July and November, 1963).
	www.toonopedia.com /m-herc.htm (595 words)

	The Unofficial Handbook of Marvel Comics Creators
		Hercules TPB: New Labors of Hercules (2005) Parential Advisory
	www.maelmill-insi.de /UHBMCC/HERCULES.HTM (476 words)

	Who is the Strongest character in The Marvel Universe? - Universal Pictures Online Forum
		Actual physical strength was defined by Marvel Comics as the ability to lift above 100 tons.
		The strongest Marvel character at a base level is Probably the Hulk, Thanos is usually amped up by some sort of cosmic device.
		Now that's a hard question.I don't even know that one.Do you?But there's so many characters in Marvel I don't know where to begin.
	www.universalpictures.com /forum/htdocs/Forum2/HTML/000317.html (476 words)

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	Toon Zone - Comics - Marvel - November 2003
		Featuring all of the Marvel Universe�s biggest stars by one of the comics� best and most popular artists!
		Contains everything you need to learn and play, including full game system rules, character profiles, briefings and background for the Marvel Universe, pull-out Character Action Display, and a beginning adventure complete with maps.
		All Marvel Must Haves will be kept in print in order to meet retail demand.
	comics.toonzone.net /solicitations/2003-11/marvel.php (248 words)

	Who's Who Handbook to the ALMOST Amalgam Universe
		Marvel Characters, Inc. Non-Amalgam DC and Marvel characters are the property of the appropriate company.
		Alternate Captain Marvel seen in the timestream, observed by Waverider and a Hypertime version of Captain Marvel.
		Alternate costume for established Captain Marvel seen outside the timestream, observed by Waverider and a Hypertime version of Captain Marvel.
	www.geocities.com /schablotski.geo/Almost.htm (248 words)

	Marvel Comics Presents comic page
		Unless noted, All Marvel Comics Presents Comics are nm/mint condition
		issue price Comic has stories with Marvel Character(s): 1 6.00 Wolverine, Man-Thing, Master of Kung Fu, and Silver Surfer 2 4.00 Wolverine, Man-Thing, Master of Kung Fu, and The Captain
	www.tcomics.com /Cmarvel_comics_presents.html (248 words)

	Obscure DCU Characters - Round IV - DC Comics Message Boards
		Comments: In DC COMICS PRESENTS #57 (May 1983), when Superman sees the black-haired Hercules, he remarks that the Hercules he had previously met had red hair, verifying that the adventures of the red-headed Hercules were still part of Earth-One continuity.
		In DC COMICS PRESENTS #57 (May 1983), when Superman sees the black-haired Hercules, he remarks that the Hercules he had previously met had red hair, indicating that there were two distinct Hercules in Earth-One continuity.
		Sometime after Fawcett ceased publication of Captain Marvel, they sold the character to DC Comics.
	members.aol.com /outpost2ezine4/ObscureChars4.htm (248 words)

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