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Namor the Sub-Mariner

Namor McKenzie

Marvel's Atlantean monarch and one of its earliest published characters. Strength and flight are his primary powers; water manipulation is situational and tied to his physiology.

First appearance: Marvel Comics #1 (1939), Timely Comics

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Powers

Hydrokinesis
3 feats on file
Superhuman Strength
3 feats on file
Flight
2 feats on file

Key issues

Milestone appearances — first appearance, death, return, team change. These are the issues the collector market actually prices.

  1. First appearance · 1939

    Marvel Comics #1 Timely Comics
    One of the earliest Timely characters, predating Marvel itself.

Commonly got wrong

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Commonly believed Namor is a water manipulator like Aquaman.

Actually Namor's power set is strength, durability and flight. Water manipulation is secondary; what water gives him is a strength increase while submerged.

Marvel Comics

The feat ledger

Water manipulation is secondary to his physical power; his strength rises while submerged rather than his water control

Statement Marvel Comics · Earth-616

Among the physically strongest characters Marvel published in its first decade

Statement Marvel Comics (1939) · Earth-616figure stated in the work

Commands sea life and Atlantean forces across an ocean

Feat Fantastic Four Volume 1 · Earth-616shown, no figure stated

Ankle wings carry him in air, uniquely among Atlanteans

Feat Marvel Comics (1939) · Earth-616shown, no figure stated

Strength is stated to diminish out of water over time

Statement Fantastic Four Volume 1 · Earth-616figure stated in the work

Raises tidal force against a coastline as a weapon

Feat Fantastic Four Volume 1 · Earth-616shown, no figure stated

Fights the Thing and the Hulk on equal physical terms

Feat Fantastic Four Volume 1 · Earth-616shown, no figure stated

Operates at depth and in air within a single engagement

Feat Marvel Comics · Earth-616shown, no figure stated

Continuities

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  • Earth-616 — The main Marvel Comics continuity

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