MARVELS: REMASTERED

Marvels #0-4 collects the stories of ordinary people living in the shadow of superheroes within the Marvel Universe. Heroes like Spider-Man and the Human Torch may battle villains in the skies, but for people like Phil Sheldon, a New York City photojournalist, these "MARVELS" evoke a mix of fear, disbelief, envy, and admiration. Sheldon has dedicated his career to documenting the impact of these extraordinary beings on humankind.

Written by Kurt Busiek and beautifully illustrated by Alex Ross, Marvels offers a painted historical overview of the Marvel Universe. It begins with the debut of the Human Torch in 1939 and chronicles key events like the arrival of the world-eating Galactus. The story builds towards the tragic death of Gwen Stacy, Spider-Man's first love.

Marvels #0-4 provides a unique perspective on the Marvel Universe, focusing on the lives of everyday people amidst the larger-than-life battles of superheroes. The series delves into the complexities of heroism, showing how these extraordinary beings affect those around them in both positive and negative ways. Through the lens of Phil Sheldon's camera, readers are given a glimpse into a world where ordinary struggles and triumphs exist alongside superhuman abilities.

With its stunning artwork and engaging storytelling, Marvels is a must-read for fans of the Marvel Universe. It captures the essence of what it means to be a hero, exploring the impact of these larger-than-life figures on society and the individuals who witness their actions. Explore the world of Marvels and discover the hidden stories that lie beneath the surface of superhero battles.

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