Marvel History - The Fallen

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This list is not exhaustive by any means, but there are deaths in the history of Marvel comics that are worth mentioning.

Captain America

More recently, good old Chapter hit a ball on the courthouse steps. E 'for tackling the Registration Act following the Civil War. An obsessed followers of the law shot Captain America, Steve Rogers, a short distance and diedMeasures of Captain America # 25 (Vol. 5). It was not the first time Cap "dead" Certainly, yes. As everyone knows, thought dead for many years but was found frozen in a block of ice. They say he is really dead this time, but everyone knows that there are only three characters to keep the dead: Bucky, Uncle Ben and Jason Todd. So far, we have seen, two of them return to the land of the living, so ...

Jean Grey

The woman died several times reuse. The most prolificher husband during the Dark Phoenix saga, of course, when the Phoenix took over his body. Yes, again. And then died again. And then again. Then he died. And everything else. Apparently, she's really dead this time, and Scott Summers has finally evolved ... Emma Frost!

Hawkeye

Another member, the Avenger came and died a couple of times. He died while the dismantling of the Avengers, the Scarlet Witch when chaos had used magic to alter reality. Ifcollapsed while Hawkeye was again among the living, but has changed inside.

Uncle Ben

Probably the most important death in the history of Marvel Comics has killed Ben Parker, Peter Parker has given his nephew, Spider-Man, to this end.

X-Statix

I've never been so many deaths in a book. First, X-Force, the entire team was killed. With a new name and a new team, the killings started again. One after the other members were killed in the biggest comedy death parodyseen.

Cobra Commander

Well, this is not a part of the regular Marvel Universe continuity, but if the license Marvel GI Joe Cobra Commander was killed and also went to bury your attention. However, Issue # 100 saw the familiar figure on the cover is adorned with the words: "I'm back." It 'was obviously under the influence and the end, and a great time to be a fan of IM Joe!

This is a small selection of many deaths in the history of Marvel Comics. MoreSurprisingly, not many of these great dirty walls and corridors of the Marvel universe. Death and comics, cartoons, and death. One wonders if Uncle Ben will be walking on the highway.