DC Comics 1996 Annual Event.

In the constitution of the 31st century team known as the Legion of Superheroes is a section mandating a cyclical election to vote in a new team leader. Several notable elected team leaders have been Dream Girl, Element Lad, Saturn Girl, Wildfire, Mon-El, and Sensor Girl.

Danish toy production company based in Billund known for making toys of interlocking plastic bricks. Established in 1932.

Until the Silver Age of comics (and even beyond in certain cases) it was common to have a section of a comic dedicated to answering reader's letters. These columns often took on the names in reference somehow to the title's name. They are alternately known as comic book letter columns, lettercols, letter pages, or letters to the editor. Numerous famous comic creators have famously submitted letters to columns before starting their careers.

The lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community. Many modern comic book characters have been associated with this grouping.

Previously a publisher now an imprint under Image.

The Life Equation; a power similar yet opposite to the Anti-life equation. Having the power to redefine the fabric of reality as well as control a mass consciousness by shifting free will.

The Life Force is apart of the hidden forces of reality that allows life to thrive. Those who have access to the Life Force have a connection to all life and are able to communicate via telepathy, such as Aquaman and how he communicates with sea life.

A five week long special event published by Dynamite Entertainment featuring some of their characters in an all ages format.

Originating from Ginnungagap, The Living Abyss is a form of "Anti-life" which existed before the multiverse and seeks to revert everything back to non-existence.

Long Beach Comic Con 2009: October 2 - 4, 2009 - Long Beach Convention Center

The Long Beach Comic Con 2011 is a Comic Book Convention held at the Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, California during Oct. 29th, and Oct. 30th, 2011.

Two days of frights and fun in sunny Long Beach. November 2 & 3.

A love interest is a theme or subsidiary plot character who provides a romantic storyline to the central character.

Love triangle's are usually romantic relationships involving three people and two being in conflict over one person. Although it may refer to two people romantically linked with a third or that each of the three people have a romantic relationship with the other two.

Lynching is an extrajudicial killing by a group.

The mad scientist is a stock character of a scientist who is perceived as "mad, bad and dangerous to know" or "insane" owing to a combination of unusual or unsettling personality traits and the unabashedly ambitious, taboo or hubristic nature of their experiments. Popular in literature, movies, TV shows, and of course comic books.

Magic is a term utilized to describe a wide variety of supernatural sources of power. Notable users include Zatara, Zatanna, Doctor Strange, and Doctor Fate.

In the Fables Universe there exist passages between different magical worlds. Many have been destroyed recently in the war with the Adversary.

Genre in Japanese anime and manga which features girls with magical powers. It has become popular with Western television shows and comic books as well.

This page is using the term 'manga' in the colloquial sense to refer to the comic publishing industry of Japan, for further clarification read below.

The highly secretive research program that created the first atomic bombs during World War II.

This page covers the comic-publishing industry of Korea.

Mantles are identities that have been used by more than one character.

Mantles are identities that have been used by more than one character.

A festival that concludes the day before Ash Wednesday when the 40 days of Lent begins.

Marriage is a social union or legal contract between people (usually between a man and a woman, and in other cases same sex couples) that creates kinship.

A term used to describe various methods of combat ranging from self defense, to competition, to war, to physical fitness.

Although there are many comics about specific martial arts (which are represented by their own pages), this page covers all of the more single-use or obscure martial arts as well as the popular genre of stories where fighters are a complete mixture of various martial arts.

In July 1997, Marvel Comics released #-1 issues of most of its comic volumes in an event dubbed Flashback Month. These issues were meant to showcase untold tales from their characters origins. Titles involved in the "Heroes Reborn" event did not participate in the Flashback Month.

An online promotion that ran in March and April 2013, in which Marvel offered digital editions of over 700 #1 issues for free.

All the ongoing Marvel Comics that had a publication date of November 1986 where branded with a special frame cover!

The Alterniverse was what Marvel briefly labeled their What If stories from 1995–1996.

Marvel's in-house superhero multimedia franchise that shares continuity across numerous movies and tv shows.

Custom comics published by Marvel in partnership with various organizations and companies.

Adaptations of popular fairy tales using Marvel characters.