Being a Marvel fan, how would you feel about a new superhero in the Marvel Universe? Well, a new superhero who has faced controversies and legal problems in the real world will soon be introduced to the Marvel Universe.
Miracleman has been published by Marvel Comics for more than ten years, but the publisher has only recently chosen to use those rights. The British superhero parody has generated legal and artistic controversy, which makes his recent Marvel Universe debut amusing.
Years ago, Miracleman was intended to replace another character, but over time, Alan Moore gave him a deconstructive life of his own. Blood, guts, and courtroom drama were the end consequence, and the hero’s recurring problems led to his hiring by Marvel Comics.
Miracleman’s rights would eventually be acquired by Marvel Comics, resolving the copyright difficulties. The most exciting development is that Neil Gaiman and Mark Buckingham may now finish developing the Miracleman: The Silver Age character after their plot was interrupted in 1993. Miracleman’s journey from the courtroom to the Marvel Universe has been turbulent, but it appears that he has finally completed a full circle.
