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• [Comics fact 1]  Superman was first conceived as a bald telepathic villain bent on world domination.

  Comics, Dc source

• [Comics fact 2]  Elvis Presley based his trademark haircut as well as some of his costumes after a Marvel superhero, Captain Marvel Jr.

  Actors, Comics, Marvel source

• [Comics fact 3]  Stan Lee, the co-creator of Daredevil was worried that blind people would be offended at how far he exaggerated the way a blind person's other senses are enhanced until he started receiving letters telling him that blind people greatly enjoyed having Daredevil comics read to them.

  Comics, Marvel source

• [Comics fact 4]  For a short time in the 1970’s Tony Stark’s Iron Man helmet included a nose, which garnered ridicule from readers. This derision was eventually written into the comic storyline, as Stark designed a new helmet after attending a comic book convention where patrons made fun of it.

  Comics, Marvel source

• [Comics fact 5]  Gambit was originally created to be an "X-Men" villain, working to destroy the team from within.

  Comics, Marvel source

• [Comics fact 6]  In 1951 in a Disney comic titled 'Mickey Mouse and the Medicine Man' Mickey and Goofy get high and move to Africa to become drug dealers

  Comics, Drugs source

• [Comics fact 7]  There is an anime and manga in Japan called Saint Young Men, which is about Jesus and Buddha living as roommates in Tokyo while taking a vacation on Earth and attempting to understand Japanese society.

  Cartoons, Comics, Religion source

• [Comics fact 8]  Joker was intended to be killed off in his second appearance after his debut in Batman #1 (1940). The decision was however hastily withdrawn and Joker went on to become one of the greatest comic book villains and a pop-culture icon.

  Cartoons, Comics source

• [Comics fact 9]  X-Men's Cyclops is a disabled mutant and that his early origin explains that he can't control his eye beams because he fell out of a plane as a child and suffered brain damage.

  Comics, Marvel source

• [Comics fact 10]  After the very first ‘Fantastic Four’ comic was printed in 1961, many fans debated for decades if the Thing’s genitalia had remained the same after he mutated. In 2011, creator Stan Lee finally confirmed that the Thing had a penis made of orange rock.

  Comics, Marvel source

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