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Lots of Pre-WW2 Superhero Origins in History of the Marvel Universe #2 [Preview]

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History of the Marvel Universe #2 is in stores from Marvel Comics this week, by Mark Waid and Javier Rodriguez.

History of the Marvel Universe #2 [Preview]

The premise is simple: Galactus telling Franklin Richards the history of the Marvel Universe at the end of existence.

History of the Marvel Universe #2 [Preview]

But really, it's just an excuse to retell a bunch of superhero origins in rapid fashion. Starting with Mystique and Destiny…

History of the Marvel Universe #2 [Preview]

As well as Iron Fist and Union Jack…

History of the Marvel Universe #2 [Preview]

…and Namor and Blade and Captain America.

History of the Marvel Universe #2 [Preview]

Oh, and the High Evolutionary as well.

History of the Marvel Universe #2 [Preview]

But the solicit promises more reveals alongside these origin retellings. For that, we'll need to buy the issue, in stores on Wednesday.

HISTORY OF MARVEL UNIVERSE #2 (OF 6)
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(W) Mark Waid (A) Javier Rodriguez (CA) Steve McNiven
From the dawn of the 20th century to the first meeting of Mr. Fantastic and Doctor Doom, learn the secrets of Marvel's history! Who was John Steele? Which Western gunslinger helped inspire the first Heroic Age? All this and more – revealed!
Rated T
In Shops: Aug 21, 2019
SRP: $4.99

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