Or it could have been called "The Marvel Bible"

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	• The Marvel Encyclopedia Daniel Wallace, Tom Brevoort, ... DK ADULT, 2006 - 352 pages average customer review:based on 78 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

MIssing characters

There are some essencial missing characters in the book, like Peter Parker's clone Ben Riley and Van Helsing - he is just mentioned, and the is a little description about his daughter.
But if you want to know about the principle ones, or the ones already movie stars, you will be satisfied, since there are two pages about each of them (i.e. spider-man, hulk, all the x-men, etc...)

Comic book Enthusiast

This is a must have for comic book freaks like me who love comics super heroes and villains and to have more knowledge of their being.

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Or it could have been called "The Marvel Bible"

Lots of marvel superheroes past and present. Updated costumes and powers. A great resource for fans old and new of Marvel Superheroes.

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The Best Encyclopedia, But...

I'm a big fan of the DC one. So when I saw that DK was putting a Marvel one together, I was looking forward to it. Well, it delivers for the most part. In my opinion, I think they left out too many characters. The DC one was more thorough. But all the impotant characters are in it. The art work is straight out of the comics. Everything is formated very nicely, and it's also better than any of the Marvel encyclopedias before it. For the price you can get it for on Amazon, it's a no-brainer!

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