Marcel Green is a Contributor at Screen Rant. He specializes in writing about Comics, Anime/Manga, and Music, and is a founding member of both the Anime/Manga and Music sections at Screen Rant. Marcel's work has also been featured in ComicBook.com.
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By: Marcel Green
Mr. Terrific's comic book storyline has plenty of content for his future DCU appearance.
By: Marcel Green
Discover why Everything Dead and Dying is redefining zombie comics — blending grief, horror, and myth into one of the genre’s boldest new visions.
By: Marcel Green
Spider-Man's list of villains is long and many have tragic histories, but there's one among them who truly may be the most misunderstood.
By: Marcel Green
There’s an interesting quirk in the “mighty” Marvel content generation universe. Despite being an international entertainment powerhouse with a comic book publisher, movie studio, and video game producer, the flow of ideas is decidedly one-way. While the Marvel Comics universe remains a nearly bottomless well of ideas for its cinematic and video game colleagues, there […]
By: Marcel Green
The Avengers overcame Marvel’s most overpowered villains—from cosmic tyrants to reality-warping threats.
As “Earth's Mightiest Heroes,” the Avengers are called upon to face threats of global scale—dangers that put the entire world at risk and perils
By: Marcel Green
While fans can sympathize with Peter Parker 's need to take some time off to refine his skills and return as a stronger, more resolute, and truly
By: Marcel Green
Back in 2012, thanks to Marvel's controversial "Dying Wish", Superior Spider-Man ran so Resolute could walk.
By: Marcel Green
It's not hard to see why Marvel's Moon Knight is often compared to DC's Batman. Both are tremendously wealthy, shaped by early trauma, and driven to protect their cities from evil.
While the emphasis in superhero and superhero-adjacent comic books from DC, Marvel, and other mainstream publishers has always been on super-powered individuals, these stories have also embraced technology — especially cutting-edge innovations that often enhance abilities or substitute for superpowers. Many of the technologies introduced in comics once seemed outlandish, yet more than a few […]
