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The 15 pages that link to Marvel Comics, each with the reason it gives.

• Marvel Cinematic UniverseNarrower topic: The MCU adapts characters and ideas from the publisher’s comic-book history.

• Jack KirbyRelated: Kirby co-created many of the characters that became central to Marvel’s publishing identity.

• Stan LeeNarrower topic: Lee’s editorial and writing career unfolded within the company that became Marvel Comics.

• SuperheroRelated: Marvel’s interconnected heroes and flawed protagonists reshaped superhero comics from the 1960s onward.

• George R. R. MartinRelated: Martin has cited superhero comics, including Marvel titles, as an early influence on his imagination.

• Steve DitkoRelated: Ditko's work there established Spider-Man and Doctor Strange and made him a leading artist.

• Roxane GayRelated: Gay's comic-writing work placed her inside a major franchise publishing system.

• Avengers: DoomsdayNarrower topic: The film adapts characters and ideas originating in Marvel Comics.

• Brian Michael BendisNarrower topic: Bendis’s long-running Marvel work influenced the publisher’s central superhero line.

• Mark MillarRelated: Millar wrote influential stories featuring Marvel characters.

• MF DOOMRelated: The name MF DOOM echoes Doctor Doom, the Marvel supervillain whose mask inspired his look.

• Rob LiefeldNarrower topic: Marvel gave Liefeld the New Mutants and X-Force assignments that made his name.

• Silver Age of Comic BooksRelated: Its interconnected heroes and personal conflicts became defining Silver Age innovations.

• Spider-Man: Brand New Day (film)Narrower topic: Spider-Man originated in Marvel Comics.

• ThanosNarrower topic: Thanos’s stories and continuity belong to Marvel’s shared fictional universe.