Marvel Comics

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Marvel Comics' Living Vampire attacks on home theater screens in "Morbius," now available in the 4K disk format from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.

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Author Jordan B. Peters of "12 Rules for Life" and "Beyond Order" is likened to Marvel's "Red Skull" in the latest issue of "Captain America," April 2021. (Image: Marvel Comics, Captain America 28, Digital Edition screenshot)

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Black Panther (Courtesy Marvel Comics)

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The first issue of "Steve Rogers: Captain America" by Marvel comics features the villain known as Red Skull opposing the mass influx of refugees into Europe from the Middle East and North Africa. (Marvel Comics)

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This image released by Marvel Comics shows a scene from the first all-ages Infinite Comics series, "Marvel Universe Ultimate Spider-Man," airing Sunday mornings inside the Marvel Universe on Disney XD. (AP Photo/Marvel Comics)

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This comic book cover image released by Marvel Comics shows character Kamala Khan on the "Ms. Marvel" issue. The new monthly Ms. Marvel is debuting as part of the Company’s popular All-New Marvel NOW! initiative. (AP Photo/Marvel Comics)

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Wolverine interrupts the lunch of Marvel Comics' "Merc with a Mouth" in the video game Deadpool.

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Marvel Comics' famed assassin annoys Cable in the video game Deadpool.

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This undated photo provided by Marvel Comics shows the cover of the 700th and final issue in the comic book series “The Amazing Spider-Man,” issued Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2012. The series ends as Peter Parker meets his doom. But Spider Man’s adventures will continue with the debut of ìSuperior Spider-Manî in January 2013. (Marvel Comics via Associated Press)

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This comic book cover released by Marvel Comics shows superhero Captain America being sworn in as president in Issue 16 of “The Ultimates.” (Marvel Comics via Associated Press)

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This comic book cover released by Marvel shows the “Avengers VS. X-Men #11” issue. Marvel Comics is killing off Charles Xavier, the founder of its famed X-Men, with his killer none other than Scott Summers who, as Cyclops, was one of the original five mutants whom Xavier taught to use his powers to help man- and mutant kind with mixed results. The death comes in “Avengers Vx. X-Men” No. 11, which was released Wednesday, Sept. 12. (AP Photo/Marvel Comics)