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In [[Earth-33⅓]], [[Marvel Comics (Earth-33⅓)|Marvel Comics]] eventually brought ''[[Doctor Who (Earth-33⅓)|Dr Who]]'' into the '''Marvel [[Superhero]] [[Universe]]'''. After the fact, the [[Fourth Doctor (Earth-33⅓)|Fourth Doctor]] took to wearing a [[mask]] and once told [[Leela (Earth-33⅓)|Leela]] that "being a [[Time Lord (Earth-33⅓)|Time Lord]] brings with it [[Spider-Man|great responsibility]]". On one adventure, the Doctor and Leela headed to the [[roof]]tops with Leela cursing "those [[cosmic ray]]s". ([[COMIC]]: [[Doctor Who? (DWM 191 comic story)|''Doctor Who?'' 191]]) | In [[Earth-33⅓]], [[Marvel Comics (Earth-33⅓)|Marvel Comics]] eventually brought ''[[Doctor Who (Earth-33⅓)|Dr Who]]'' into the '''Marvel [[Superhero]] [[Universe]]'''. After the fact, the [[Fourth Doctor (Earth-33⅓)|Fourth Doctor]] took to wearing a [[mask]] and once told [[Leela (Earth-33⅓)|Leela]] that "being a [[Time Lord (Earth-33⅓)|Time Lord]] brings with it [[Spider-Man|great responsibility]]". On one adventure, the Doctor and Leela headed to the [[roof]]tops with Leela cursing "those [[cosmic ray]]s". ([[COMIC]]: [[Doctor Who? (DWM 191 comic story)|''Doctor Who?'' (DWM 191 comic story)]]) | ||
== Behind the scenes == | |||
"Marvel Superhero Universe" is either a misnomer or an ambiguity created from the difference between the publication terminology of "{{w|shared universe}}" with universes in the cosmological sense within a fictional work, as even back when [[DWM 191]] was published there were superhero characters published by [[Marvel Comics|Marvel]] set in a non-mainstream reality to Peter Parker of the ''Spider-Man'' comics and the Avengers. Since that issue, multiple universes with "Marvel superheroes" (some sharing identical names of characters) became more prevalent following examples like the {{w|Spider-Verse|Spider-Verse comics}} and {{w|Spider-Verse (franchise)|films}}, {{w|Sony's Spider-Man Universe}}, and 2021's ''{{w|Spider-Man: No Way Home}}''. Long after [[Marvel UK]] had the licence for either serious or parodic ''Doctor Who'' comics, the [[DWU]] introduced [[the Ghost]] in the 2016 TV story ''[[The Return of Doctor Mysterio (TV story)|The Return of Doctor Mysterio]]'', making the regular reality of [[the Doctor]], in a small way, a universe with a superhero in it. | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:03, 2 December 2023
In Earth-33⅓, Marvel Comics eventually brought Dr Who into the Marvel Superhero Universe. After the fact, the Fourth Doctor took to wearing a mask and once told Leela that "being a Time Lord brings with it great responsibility". On one adventure, the Doctor and Leela headed to the rooftops with Leela cursing "those cosmic rays". (COMIC: Doctor Who? (DWM 191 comic story))
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
"Marvel Superhero Universe" is either a misnomer or an ambiguity created from the difference between the publication terminology of "shared universe" with universes in the cosmological sense within a fictional work, as even back when DWM 191 was published there were superhero characters published by Marvel set in a non-mainstream reality to Peter Parker of the Spider-Man comics and the Avengers. Since that issue, multiple universes with "Marvel superheroes" (some sharing identical names of characters) became more prevalent following examples like the Spider-Verse comics and films, Sony's Spider-Man Universe, and 2021's Spider-Man: No Way Home. Long after Marvel UK had the licence for either serious or parodic Doctor Who comics, the DWU introduced the Ghost in the 2016 TV story The Return of Doctor Mysterio, making the regular reality of the Doctor, in a small way, a universe with a superhero in it.
