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A-Force

A-Force is a comic book series published by Marvel Comics that debuted in May 2015 as a part of Marvel's "Secret Wars" crossover storyline. It was created by writers G. Willow Wilson, Marguerite Bennett, and artist Jorge Molina. It features Marvel's first all-female Avengers team called the A-Force. The team first appeared as part of an alternate…

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Genre
Superhero
Publication date
Vol. 1: May 2015 – October 2015 Vol. 2: January 2016 – October 2016
Publisher
Marvel Comics
Colorist(s)
Vol. 1–2: · Laura Martin · Vol. 2: · Ian Herring · Rachelle Rosenberg
Created by
G. Willow Wilson Marguerite Bennett Jorge Molina
Creator(s)
G. Willow Wilson Marguerite Bennett Jorge Molina

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A-Force

Nodes94
Edges93
Triples179
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021277
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A-Force

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related to history · 31
A-Force → About, Angela, Arcadia, Asgard's Assassin, Avengers, Bennett, Daniel Ketchum, Dazzler, In February, Jorge Molina, Ketchum, Marguerite Bennett, Marvel, Marvel Comics, Marvel Universe, Marvel's, May, Medusa, Ms, Nico Minoru
related to Secret Wars · 28
A-Force → After, America Chavez, Arcadia, Arcadia's, Battleworld, Chavez, Dazzler, Despite, Doom's, During, God Emperor Doom, In, Later, Loki, Meanwhile, Minoru, Namor, Namora, Namorita, Nico Minoru
related to Civil War II · 22
A-Force → A-Force's, According, August, Captain Marvel, Carol, Civil War, Civil War II, Dazzler, Diamond Comic Distributors, IGN, Jeff Lake, Kelly Thompson's, Medusa, Medusa's, Misty Knight, Nico, Paulo Siqueira, The, Thompson, Unfortunately
related to Video games · 22
A-Force → Absolute A-Force, An A-Force, Captain Marvel, Carol Danvers, DLC, In, Ironheart, Jessica Jones, Kahhori, Marvel, Marvel Strike Force, Medusa, Moon Girl, Ms, Nico Minoru, Photon, Pinball FX2, Power, Spider-Woman, Wasp
related to Critical response · 19
A-Force → Best All-Female Superhero Teams, Bradley Prom, Comeback, Comic Book Resources, Disney, Marvel Comics, Marvel Super-Teams Who Deserve, Marvel Teams That Deserve, MCU, Most Fashionable Teams In, Most Powerful Avengers Teams, MovieWeb, Neeraj Chand, Screen Rant, Series, Show, Teams Who Should Get, Their Own Disney, Their Own Movie Or
related to Film · 16
A-Force → Avengers, Captain Marvel, During, Endgame, Gamora, Infinity Stones, Mantis, Nebula, Okoye, Pepper Potts, Quantum Realm, Shuri, Thanos, Valkyrie, Wanda Maximoff, Wasp
related to Toys · 11
A-Force → Elsa Bloodstone, Hasbro, Lady Loki, Lady Sif, Marvel Legends, Monica Rambeau, Nextwave, San Diego Comic-Con, She-Hulk, Singularity, The
Colorist(s) · 5
A-Force → Ian Herring, Laura Martin, Rachelle Rosenberg, Vol. 1–2:, Vol. 2:
Writer(s) · 5
A-Force → G. Willow Wilson, Kelly Thompson, Marguerite Bennett, Vol. 1:, Vol. 2
Inker(s) · 4
A-Force → Craig Yeoung, Scott Hanna, Vol. 1:, Vol. 2:

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A-ForceColorist(s)Vol. 1–2:1.00infobox
A-ForceColorist(s)Laura Martin1.00infobox
A-ForceColorist(s)Vol. 2:1.00infobox
A-ForceColorist(s)Ian Herring1.00infobox
A-ForceColorist(s)Rachelle Rosenberg1.00infobox
A-ForceCreated byG. Willow Wilson Marguerite Bennett Jorge Molina1.00infobox
A-ForceCreator(s)G. Willow Wilson Marguerite Bennett Jorge Molina1.00infobox
A-ForceFirst appearanceA-Force #1 (May 2015)1.00infobox
A-ForceFormatOngoing series1.00infobox
A-ForceGenreSuperhero1.00infobox
A-ForceInker(s)Vol. 1:1.00infobox
A-ForceInker(s)Craig Yeoung1.00infobox
A-ForceInker(s)Vol. 2:1.00infobox
A-ForceInker(s)Scott Hanna1.00infobox
A-ForceLeader(s)She-Hulk1.00infobox
A-ForceMember(s)See below1.00infobox
A-ForceNumber of issuesVol. 1: 5 Vol. 2: 101.00infobox
A-ForcePenciller(s)Vol. 1–2:1.00infobox
A-ForcePenciller(s)Jorge Molina1.00infobox
A-ForcePenciller(s)Ben Caldwell1.00infobox
A-ForcePenciller(s)Paulo Siqueira1.00infobox
A-ForcePublication dateVol. 1: May 2015 – October 2015 Vol. 2: January 2016 – October 20161.00infobox
A-ForcePublisherMarvel Comics1.00infobox
A-ForceWriter(s)Vol. 1:1.00infobox
A-ForceWriter(s)Marguerite Bennett1.00infobox
A-ForceWriter(s)G. Willow Wilson1.00infobox
A-ForceWriter(s)Vol. 21.00infobox
A-ForceWriter(s)Kelly Thompson1.00infobox
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