Steve Does Comics

From inauspicious beginnings, Captain Marvel 's impact on the Marvel Universe still lasts to this day. Even though he's long dead. The Kree alien arrives on Earth to... well, his mission's a little unclear, but his loyalties will one-day change and turn him into a hero.  Mar-Vell 's legacy is probably greater than any of the stories he'll go on to appear in. A number of other heroes have risen up over the decades, including Monica Rambeau , Genis-Vell and Carol Danvers , who also makes her debut in this story. We also meet the Supreme Intelligence and Ronan the Accuser for the very first time. As for this tale, it all begins when the Fantastic Four learn of the existence of the Kree race, then Mar-Vell and his crew arrive on Earth to convince the humans that they're a credible threat. Mar-Vell steals the identity of a dead man, infiltrates an army base and fights his own robot. Weird way to warn off an alien race... Fantastic Four #64-65 (tie-in) Thor #14

Venom ( Eddie Brock and his alien Symbiote ) awaits his transfer to the Vault super-prison after his most-recent defeat at the hands of Spider-Man and Ghost Rider (during SPIRITS OF VENOM ). But when he hears his hated foes parents are back from the dead, he decides it's time to break out. But what's his plan for Peter Parker 's ma & pa? [VENOM READING ORDER: Eddie Brock (1988-2004)] Amazing Spider-Man #373 [2/2] Amazing Spider-Man #374 Amazing Spider-Man #375 [1/4] Venom: Lethal Protector #1-6 Amazing Spider-Man #373 [2/2] Venom breaks out of a secret prison for super-humans in the middle of New York City, killing the guard who tortured him and suffocating the one who showed mercy. When he learns Peter Parker 's parents have miraculously returned after twenty years in a Russian prison while everyone believed they were dead, Venom decides to pay them a visit... Amazing Spider-Man #374 Spider-Man swings in to protect his parents from Eddie Brock who transforms

The Marvel Universe reading order continues: Highlighting all the key moments, first appearances, crossovers and events in the ideal reading order. This time around, we truly establish the shared universe with heroes meeting heroes and fighting each other's villains. Especially when the bad guys form teams of their own... As always, I'd like to thank the guys over at  www.chronologyproject.com which I use as a basis and work out my own continuity. Those guys have done all the heavy lifting for me! MCG note: These pages are subject to change and will be constantly updated and added to. If you feel a story has been missed or want to know where tale would sit in continuity, I'm more than happy to add these for you though they may or may not be recommended by me. This guide is aimed more at fans who need help with continuity rather than those already obsessed with it. While Captain America  (pulled out of stasis from the Golden Age) and Daredevil are the only notable additi