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The Marvels Project: Birth of the Super Heroes #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection presents the complete eight-issue miniseries exploring the origins of Marvel's earliest superheroes during the dawn of the Golden Age. The story follows the intertwined paths of characters like Captain America and Bucky Barnes as they emerge in a world on the brink of World War II, chronicling the birth of the Marvel Universe's superhuman legacy.
In "Part One" of The Marvels Project: Birth of the Super Heroes, the simmering tension between the surface world and the hidden depths reaches a breaking point as Namor hunts vengeance—both for his people and against the Human Torch—while a surprising alliance between German scientists and an Atlantean faction casts a shadow over the emerging era of super heroes. Written by Ed Brubaker and brought to life with bold, atmospheric art by Steve Epting and Dave Stewart, this pivotal issue sets the stage with a gripping blend of legacy and conflict, all framed by Steve McNiven’s striking cover.
In "Part Five" of The Marvels Project: Birth of the Super Heroes, Captain America grapples with the weight of his identity—soldier or symbol—as the Nazi regime races to complete the Super Soldier Serum and eliminate every remaining threat. With key figures like Professor Erskine, Red Skull, and Major Kerfoot facing their final moments, the fate of the project hangs in the balance, and the truth behind the serum’s power begins to unravel.
In "Part Six" of The Marvels Project: Birth of the Super Heroes, Namor the Sub-Mariner wages a relentless campaign against the surface world, his fury sharpened by a secret alliance between German scientists and an Atlantean faction. With the Human Torch [Jim Hammond] caught in the crossfire and the likes of Red Skull, Professor Phineas Horton, and the mysterious unnamed costumed villain stirring chaos, the line between enemy and ally blurs in a world on the brink of war.
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Reprinted in The Marvels Project: Birth of the Super Heroes #[nn] (2011)
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