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Marvelman

Marvelman was a British Golden Age superhero comic book, published by L. Miller & Son in the United Kingdom between 1954 and 1963. The lead character was originally created by Mick Anglo as a replacement for Captain Marvel due to Fawcett Publications ending the latter's titles following legal action by DC Comics.

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Genre
Superhero
Publication date
3 February 1954 – February 1963
Publisher
L. Miller & Son, Ltd.
Artist(s)
Mick Anglo · James Bleach · Norman Light · Don Lawrence · Roy Parker
Created by
Mick Anglo
Number of issues
347 9 annuals

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Marvelman

Nodes91
Edges90
Triples205
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021978
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Marvelman

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related to Content · 32
Marvelman → American, Anglo, Daily Bugle, Denis Gifford, Don Lawrence, Each, Frank Daniels, George Stokes, Gifford, Gower Street Studios, He, In, Issues, It, James Bleach, John Whitlock, Lawrence's, Like, Marvel, Marvelman Family
related to Creation · 22
Marvelman → American, Anglo, British, Captain Marvel, Captain Marvel Jr, Captain Miracle, Fawcett, Fawcett Publications, Gower Street Studios, However, Len Miller, Mick Anglo, Miller, Miracleman, National Comics, Not, Son, This, With, Working
related to Reprints · 22
Marvelman → Anglo, Anglo-era, Another, Derek Wilson, Eclipse, Electric Terror, Following, For, Future, In, Invaders, Marvel Comics, Marvelman Combats, Marvelman Family, Miracleman, Miracleman Family, Moore, Quality Marvelman Special, Spanish Armada, Stereoscopy
related to Revival · 19
Marvelman → Alan Davis, Alan Moore, American, Anglo-era, Dez Skinn, Due, Eclipse Comics, Fawcett, However, In, January, Marvel Comics, Marvelman Special, Miracleman, Moore, Quality, Quality Communications, The, Warrior
related to Decline and cancellation · 17
Marvelman → American, Anglo Features, Arnold Miller, As, British, Captain Marvel's, Captain Miracle, Even, February, In, Mick Anglo, Miller, November, Original, Son, The, Young Marvelman
related to Success · 17
Marvelman → Among, Anglo, By, Captain Marvel, Cooperman, Just Like That, Kid Marvelman, Magic Painting, Marvelman Club, Marvelman Family, Miller, October, Shilling, Son, Tommy Cooper, Two, Young Marvelman
related to Overseas · 16
Marvelman → Anglo, Australian, Brazilian, Editorial Ferma, Italy, Jack Marvel, Marvel Magazine, Miller, New Zealand, Son, Spanish, Superhombre, Sydney, The, While, Young's Merchandising Company
related to Reception · 13
Marvelman → Alan Moore, British, Douglas Wolk, Eclipse Comics' Miracleman, Family's Finest, Fawcett Marvel Family, In, Lew Stringer, Marvelman's, Miller, Modern, Reviewing Marvelman, Writing
related to Transition · 12
Marvelman → Atomic Bomber, Billy Batson, Captain Marvel, Captain Marvel Jr, February, Micky Moran, Miller, Son's Captain Marvel, Stolen Radium, The Marvelman, Thus Marvelman, Young Marvelman
Artist(s) · 8
Marvelman → Dennis Gifford, Don Lawrence, Frank Daniels, James Bleach, John Whitlock, Mick Anglo, Norman Light, Roy Parker

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anglo character would miller marvel comics son material captain comic also miracleman strips created used publisher british title young issue

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
MarvelmanArtist(s)Mick Anglo1.00infobox
MarvelmanArtist(s)James Bleach1.00infobox
MarvelmanArtist(s)Norman Light1.00infobox
MarvelmanArtist(s)Don Lawrence1.00infobox
MarvelmanArtist(s)Roy Parker1.00infobox
MarvelmanArtist(s)John Whitlock1.00infobox
MarvelmanArtist(s)Frank Daniels1.00infobox
MarvelmanArtist(s)Dennis Gifford1.00infobox
MarvelmanCreated byMick Anglo1.00infobox
MarvelmanGenreSuperhero1.00infobox
MarvelmanNumber of issues347 9 annuals1.00infobox
MarvelmanPublication date3 February 1954 – February 19631.00infobox
MarvelmanPublisherL. Miller & Son, Ltd.1.00infobox
MarvelmanScheduleWeekly (1953–1960) Monthly (1960–1963)1.00infobox
MarvelmanWriter(s)Mick Anglo1.00infobox

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