Sue Storm and Namor have a complicated romantic history in comics; a dynamic that can possibly link to their upcoming MCU ...

Sue and Reed are relatable not just as partners, but also as parents. We understand their anxiety, fretting over the destiny of Val and Franklin just as I fret over my 9-year-old daughter’s future.

Man, there was the Fantastic Four. The quartet of astronauts transformed into superheroes were Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s first creation for Marvel Comics, launching the sprawling storytelling universe ...

It seems Marvel Studios is going to focus on Pedro Pascal’s Reed Richards and Vanessa Kirby’s Sue Storm ’s long-lasting relationship in The Fantastic Four. But meanwhile, fans seem to ship Kirby’s Sue ...

Beau DeMayo is not a stranger to controversial comments, and he's set his sights on the MCU versions of Johnny Storm, Namor, and storytelling as a whole.

X-Men ’97 creator Beau DeMayo has some criticisms about how the MCU is handling Namor and Johnny Storm. DeMayo created the first season of Disney+ and Marvel ’s X-Men ’97 show, which ...

Sue Storm has never and will never love Namor, and Marvel needs to stop pretending like there was anything legitimate there. The Fantastic Four is a family built on love, trust, and respect.

Her powers allow her to manipulate light, making her a formidable hero in her own right. Namor's Persistence: Namor, introduced as the enigmatic King of Atlantis in the MCU, is known for his ...

Sue Storm and Namor have a rich and complicated history in the Marvel Universe that dates back to their first encounter in 1962's Fantastic Four #4. Their relationship has always been one marked by ...

The relationship between Sue Storm and Namor dates back to 1962’s Fantastic Four #4, which marked Namor’s reintroduction to Marvel Comics after his original appearance in 1939. From their very ...

Sue Storm comments on her previous attraction to Namor as nothing more than, "I was a girl with a fondness for Jane Austen novels, and you were and still are royalty!

Namor Kisses Sue Storm in Front of Reed Richards Ultimate Fantastic Four #26, by Mark Millar and Greg Land (2006) Marvel Comics Namor the Sub-Mariner, Prince of Atlantis, has been both hero and ...