didn’t begin his tenure at Marvel Comics as a suave super-spy. 9 Nick Fury (1963) Was a World War II Sergeant Before He Was a Super Spy Unfortunately, both of them hid the desire for the other. Donald Blake- and Jane had feelings for each other. However, it was immediately known that Thor- in his everyday role as Dr. Instead, writer Stan Lee and artists Jack Kirby & Lieber introduced her in the next issue. However, Jane wasn’t part of the Asgardian hero’s origin story in Journey Into Mystery #83. Though not a hero when she was first introduced, Jane Foster did take on the role of Thor in the 21st century. 10 Jane Foster (1962) Was Important To Thor Even Before She Became The Hero Furthermore, they run the gamut of powers and origins. These heroes go beyond the Marvel Trinity of Captain America, Iron Man, and Thor. Others have stuck around for decades and gained the ultimate reader appreciation. Some of these personalities came and went quickly only to reappear years later in their own series. During the first six years- 1960-1966- a majority of the heroes fans love today were added to their ever-growing line of comics. It’s amazing how many characters Marvel Comics introduced during the Silver Age. You Are Reading : 10 Marvel Heroes You Might Have Forgotten Premiered In The Silver Age There were many others created that still survive today. Marvel’s Silver Age was more than the introduction of Iron Man, Hulk, and the X-Men. 1 Black Panther (1966) Was The First Hero Of African Descent.2 Silver Surfer (1966) Began His Life As A Herald Of Galactus.3 Ka-Zar (1965) Made His Silver Age Debut In The Pages Of The X-Men.4 Wonder Man (1964) Was Electronically Saved To Become A Superhero.5 Scarlet Witch (1964) Was Against The X-Men Before She Joined The Avengers.6 Quicksilver (1964) Joined His Father Magneto Against The X-Men.7 Hawkeye (1964) Started His Run As A Criminal.
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