Why is Marvel de emphasizing the Inhumans? Is there a lore reason or purely business. If business only, why is less comics better?

Haven’t done one of these in a while. Personally, I give it a 4. It was one of the first Marvel comics I ever read, and it holds up quite well. I’m exited for the TV show. I like Marvel Zombies.

Going into the multiverse saga, will I have to watch the Disney+ shows and stuff to understand the movies?

When it comes to the female Marvel characters, which female characters do you believe could make a good love interest of this character?

Agent Anti-Venom/Agent Venom (Eugene “Flash”

Thompson)

Had to come up with something for a title and I didn't know how to put it exactly.

Norrin Radd is an alien but didn't have powers until he serve(d/s) Galactus becoming his Hearald and having a portion of the Power Cosmic via Comic Powers.

Did he have powers when "normal" or was he powerless like the Kryptonians/Daxamites due to being born with a red sun/star?

Also the thing about the suns...

• Is Sentry more powerful than Silver Surfer?

Could Rulk absorb Sentry's powers as he was able to absorb S.S.s and Rogue couldn't?

Red Hulk vs. Silver Surfer

Hulk (Vol. 2) #12

Spider-Man (Miles Morales) vs. Blackheart

Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #2

So, I’m trying to read more comics concerning Tony Stark. Do y’all have any good recommendations for comics about him?

Godzilla’s page treats the Fantastic Four crossover has happening in-continuity, but is there a source for the new crossover event taking place in the mainline continuity?

I’m aware that the F4 comic references the Coming of Galactus and the Spidey one will reference Secret Wars, but it’s not like divergent universe don’t use mainline events to inform the setting of a new universe. At the end of the day it doesn’t really matter and stories are just for fun, but it matters to me and it also reflects on the accuracy of Godzilla’s page.

I think it’d be awesome if it was in-continuity like the OG Marvelzilla comic, so I was hoping to understand why the wiki takes the stance that it is.

I’m curious yall since besides animated content, it’s the only mainstream media that’s well received recently.