Namor #2 releases on August 21st, diving into underwater politics and barbarian battles. The fallen king of Atlantis, Namor, faces the crimson swim amidst the War of the Seven Kings.

FIRST APPEARANCE Namor — whose code name is the Sub-Mariner — was created by the writer-artist Bill Everett and debuted in Marvel Comics No. 1, published on Aug. 31, 1939, by Timely Comics, a ...

Namor is the latest character to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.And his arrival heralds a change in the type of characters that Marvel Studios chooses to ...

Namor goes for Ramonda and sends a water bomb into the throne room, which completely submerges the queen and Riri. Ramonda rescues Riri but is beyond saving by the time help arrives – she drowns.

Namor is a formidable foe, with incredible strength both in and out of the water, and a terrifying army behind him to boot. In fact, the guy doesn't even need armor.

Namor, aka the Sub-Mariner, is Black Panther: Wakanda Forever's antihero antagonist. Here's how his origin story was changed in the movie.

Tench Huerta is playing Marvel's very first superhero in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. But why is Namor a villain in the MCU, and how will the movie draw on his decades of comic book history?

Namor, the brown antihero of the film, is no shallow villain. The actor and the character joined forces to send a larger message. Guerrero: In 'Wakanda Forever,' Black filmmakers did right by ...

Bulge or no bulge, though, Namor had already slid his way to the top of my own MCU Male Crush List — and it has absolutely nothing to do with what he’s packing in his swimsuit. Personally, I ...

Namor explains in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever that his enemies call him Namor because they saw him as a man without love. In Spanish, "amor" means love, so it's a portmanteau of "no amor." ...

Namor is a formidable foe, provided he’s near water. That’s the source of this mutant’s power, so he’s weaker without it. But can Namor face the Avengers in battle and win?

Namor the Submariner actor Tenoch Huerta couldn’t swim before joining Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. During an interview with Life and Style (translated by Gizmodo), the 41-year-old actor ...