Neptune (Marvel)

Creation & Design

Neptune was created by Bill Everett and first appeared in the 1968 comic 'Sub-Mariner #1'. He was designed as a powerful ruler of Atlantis, embodying the mythological aspects of the sea.

Early Years

In his early appearances, Neptune was often depicted as a protector of Atlantis and a rival to Namor the Sub-Mariner, showcasing the conflicts between surface dwellers and Atlanteans.

Character Development

Over the years, Neptune has evolved from a mere antagonist to a complex character with deep ties to both the ocean and the surface world, often grappling with his dual identity.

Cultural Reception

Neptune has received a mixed reception over the years, often overshadowed by more prominent characters like Namor, but has developed a dedicated fanbase.

Character Details

Real Name:
Neptune
Species:
Atlantean
Gender:
Male
Affiliations:
Avengers, Defenders, Invaders
Abilities:
Superhuman strength, Underwater breathing, Hydrokinesis
Equipment:
Trident of Poseidon
Weight:
Unknown
Height:
6' 0"
Eye Color:
Blue
Hair Color:
Black

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Timely ⋅ 1943

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Key Facts

1st appearance and origin of Captain Wonder

1st appearance of Timothy Mulrooney

1st appearance of Subbie, a version of Sub-Mariner for younger audiences

1st cameo appearance of King Neptune, different than the mainstream depiction of the god that later appears in Marvel Comics

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Key Facts

Solo stories featuring Namor the Sub-Mariner begin

1st appearance of King Neptune and his trident, a powerful weapon in the Marvel Universe

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