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1940: the Comet 1936: the Phantom Enero De 1940 Vio El Debut De the Comet Creado Por Lee Falk (EE.UU.), 1938: En El N.º 1 Depep Comics Superhéroes: cronología El GWR 2018 incluye a una gran cantidad de «superhumanos», entre ellos, muchas personas normales que han hecho cosas extraordinarias. Pero la cronología que te ofrecemos a continuación está dedicada a los superhéroes clásicos, SUPERLATIVOS que presentamos por orden de su primera aparición, sea ésta en un cómic, en una película o en cualquier otro formato, y con sus trajes originales. 1936-40 1940: The Comet 1936: The Phantom Enero de 1940 vio el debut de The Comet Creado por Lee Falk (EE.UU.), 1938: en el n.º 1 de Pep Comics. The Phantom fue el primer En el n.º 17 se convirtió en Superman 1939: 1939: superhéroe. Debutó en un el primer superhéroe periódico el 17 de febrero de Batman Capitán Marvel El Hombre de Acero hizo en morir, aunque el 1936. Sus historias narraban su primera aparición en personaje volvería a las aventuras de Kit Walker, Creado por el ilustrador Bob Kane y el Hay un gran número de capitanes Marvel el n.º 1 de Action Comics, el la vida en distintas que se ponía una máscara escritor Bill Finger (ambos de EE.UU.), en el Universo Marvel, pero el que aquí se ve cómic más valioso. Superman ocasiones a partir de y un traje morado para el Cruzado Enmascarado debutó debutó en el n.º 2 de Whiz Comics (febrero fue el primer superhéroe con la década de 1960. convertirse en «el fantasma en el n.º 27 de Detective Comics. de 1940, según la fecha de portada), superpoderes: capacidades de otro que camina». Este En los primeros bocetos de Kane, propiedad ahora de DC. Muy popular en la mundo que le permitían correr más década de 1940, la venta de sus cómics personaje de ojos blancos, Batman lucía una túnica de color rojo rápido que un tren o subir de un salto superaban a las de Superman. También se sin pupilas visibles, se brillante, alas y un antifaz negro. Finger hasta lo alto de un gran edificio. En le conoce como Shazam, la palabra que al convirtió en el modelo hizo algunas sugerencias clave que ediciones posteriores, haría gala de pronuncirse transforma al niño Billy Batson de muchos superhéroes transformaron su indumentaria en algo visión de rayos X, superfuerza y de en el poderoso Capitán Marvel. posteriores, como Batman, mucho más sugerente. la capacidad de volar. Linterna Verde y Flecha Verde. 1940-41 1941: 1940: 1941: Aquaman Flash Capitán América El prodigio acuático de DC 1940: Creado por el ilustrador Creado por Joe Simon fue creado por Paul Norris Fantomah/Woman in Red Harry Lampert y el y Jack Kirby, este y Mort Weisinger. Debutó guionista Gardner superhéroe tachonado en el n.º 73 de More Fun Dos personajes de cómic Fox, el Velocista de estrellas hizo Comics en noviembre se disputan el título de Escarlata apareció su debut en el n.º 1 de de 1941. Más adelante la primera superheroína. 1940: por primera vez Captain America Comics, se convirtió en uno de Fantomah fue la primera Sociedad de la Justicia de América en el n.º 1 de Flash fechado en portada en los fundadores de la Liga superheroína con poderes Comics (enero de El primer equipo de superhéroes fue la SJA, marzo de 1941. El icónico de la Justicia América. 1940, según la fecha de sobrehumanos que llegó a escudo redondo del capitán imprenta, en el n.º 2 de Jungle que apareció por primera vez en la portada del portada). En un principio, n.º 3 de All Stars Comics (invierno de 1940-41). (detalle) sustituyó la versión su alter ego era Jay Comics (febrero de 1940). Pero triangular inicial del n.º 2. la primera superheroína con Los miembros fundadores (arriba, de izquierda a Garrick, pero ha pasado derecha) fueron: Átomo, el Doctor Fate, Linterna por varias encarnaciones. máscara y traje distintivo (y con un nacimiento «natural») fue Verde, Hawkman, Flash, The Sandman, Hourman Woman in Red, creación de (Hour-man en aquel entonces) y Espectro. Richard Hughes y George Mandel para el n.º 2 de Thrilling Comics (marzo de 1940). 1941-62 1960: La Liga de la Justicia 1941: 1959: 1961: 1962: Wonder Woman Supergirl También conocida como Liga de la Justicia de América (LJA), este Los 4 Fantásticos Hulk supergrupo de estrellas de DC debutó a finales de 1960. Aunque La heroína de DC Comics El éxito de Superman Batman y Superman estaban incluidos originalmente, no solían El n.º 1 de Los 4 La radiaciones debutó en el n.º 8 de All inspiró a DC para crear su aparecer, mientras que el Detective Marciano (abajo, extremo de Fantásticos, la primera gamma Star Comics (diciembre equivalente femenina, Kara la derecha) terminó su período inicial con la LJA en 1968. El quinteto colaboración entre convirtieron a de 1941, según la fecha Zor-El, su prima. Ideada por de abajo apareció en la portada de su primer Stan Lee y Jack Kirby, doctor Bruce de portada), pero no Otto Binder (guionista) y llegó a los quioscos Banner en un Goliat Al Plastino (ilustrador), protagonizó su propio en noviembre de desbocado de color apareció por primera vez cómic hasta el verano 1961. Fueron el primer verde y en uno de los en el n.º 252 de Action de 1942. superequipo de Marvel personajes más longevos Comics en mayo de 1959. y contribuyeron al de Marvel. El increíble Hulk crecimiento meteórico debutó en mayo de 1962. de la empresa en la década de 1960. 1962-74 1963: 1971: 1974: 1963: X-Men La cosa del pantano Lobezno Ironman El n.º 1 de X-Men Creado por Len Este canadiense En el n.º 39 de Tales se publicó el 10 de Wein (guionista) y con garras, que of Suspense (marzo septiembre de 1963. Bernie Wrightson debutó en la última 1962: de 1963) debutó el Los miembros de la (ilustrador), este viñeta del n.º 180 Spider-Man poderoso alter ego Escuela del Profesor X inquietante de El increíble Hulk de Tony Stark. Robert para Jóvenes Dotados se personaje de (octubre de 1974), llamaban originalmente El icónico lanzarredes Downey Jr. (EE.UU.), DC apareció fue reclutado por el portagonista de las seis «los mutantes», pero el en el n.º 92 de Profesor X para su de Marvel debutó en el editor de Marvel, Martin n.º 15 de Amazing Fantasy películas filmadas hasta House of Secrets grupo de jóvenes ahora sobre el hombre de Goodman, pensó que el (agosto de 1962) y The nombre podría ser confuso y (julio de 1971) antes dotados en el n.º 1 Amazing Spider-Man hierro, es el intérprete de protagonizar su de Giant-Size de un superhéroe de Stan Lee lo cambió. apareció en marzo de 1963. propio cómic al año X-Men (1975). más éxito. El personaje fue ideado siguiente. por Stan Lee y el ilustrador Steve Ditko. 1974-2004 2004: Los Increíbles Producida por Pixar, la película Los Increíbles (EE.UU.) 1991: se estrenó el 27 de octubre de 2004 y consiguió lo que Deadpool en su momento fueron los mayores ingresos brutos en un fin de semana. Cinco años después, Boom! Studios El n.º 98 de New Mutants 1993: publicó una miniserie en cómic basada en la película. (febrero de 1991) vio Hellboy Se prevé el estreno de una secuela en junio de 2018. la aparición de un mercenario bocazas. Un primer prototipo Tras su inicio como del superhéroe villano, se transformó demoníaco de Mike en un antihéroe Mignola apareció en ambiguo, y en 1993 1993: 1984: la portada del n.º 4 tuvo su miniserie, The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Las Tortugas Ninja del fanzine italiano Circle Chase. En 2016, Dime Press (marzo Deadpool (EE.UU.) fue A raíz del éxito de la serie de TV de 1993, En mayo de 1984, los héroes con medio caparazón 1993) antes de la película clasificada Hamilton empezó a publicar cómics sobre los Michelangelo, Leonardo, Donatello y Rafael definirse del todo en R (restringida) con Power Rangers en noviembre de 1994. Más empezaron a protagonizar su propio cómic, publicado el n.º 2 de San Diego mayores ingresos brutos adelante, Marvel Comics lanzó dos series por Mirage Studios. En 1987 le siguió una serie de TV Comic-Con Comics de dibujos animados. Los creadores iniciales fueron en EE.UU. propias. En marzo de 2016, Boom! Studios (agosto de 1993). Kevin Eastman y Peter Laird, que lo imaginaron como publicó un volumen basado en la serie original. una sátira de cuatro cómics de éxito de la época: Ronin, Cerebus, Daredevil y New Mutants. Descarga este póster en guinnessworldrecords.com/2018.
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