Sub-Mariner: The Depths TPB

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He also gets on surprisingly well with Jean Grey, both the teen and adult versions, the former after she earned his respect, the latter because she's an All-Loving Heroine (and, perhaps, because she understands better than most what it's like to be subject to mood-swings while in possession of incredible power) - though it's also hinted in the former's series that he considered her a "terrifying specimen" compared to Teen Jean's "tiny flailing tadpole", suggesting that she genuinely impressed him.

SUB-MARINER: THE DEPTHS TPB (Trade Paperback)

Notable Aliases: King Neptune, King of the Seas, Father Neptune, Earthshaker, Father of Oceans, Stormbringer Nationality: Olympian Species: Olympian Diety First Appearance: Kid Komics #1 (February, 1943) Mercury's Wings: Ankle wings are a characteristic of Atlanteans. They work equally well in the water or air.Doctor Dorcas – A brilliant scientist that created several of Namor's greatest threats such as Tiger Shark, Orka, and Piranha, often working alongside the likes of Attuma and Byrrah. He appeared to die in a battle with Namor, but later turned up alive with starfish-based abilities. Tiger Shark – An Olympic swimmer transformed by Doctor Dorcas into a hybrid of Namor's DNA and a tiger shark. He battles Namor repeatedly over the years, at one time an ally to the sea king, though today he has again chosen to be his enemy. Doctor Doom – Sometimes allies, sometimes enemies, Doom and Namor use each other but inevitably turn against each other when their ultimate sensibilities override the benefits of working together. This has been their perpetual relationship since first meeting years ago.

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The Ultimate version of Namor is a mutant Atlantean with amphibious physiology suited for high water pressure. He has vast super strength, durability, high-speed swimming ability, flight, and water manipulation. Stripperiffic: Is most well known for wearing basically a green speedo and not much else. In Marvels, he wears nothing. He has the body to get away with it.

His enhanced senses enable him to see in the deepest ocean depths, hear when a school of fish turn a corner from a world away and even feel when the deepest currents change by the slightest degree. [109] He also gets on surprisingly well with Jean Grey, both the teen and adult versions, the former after she earned his respect, the latter because she's an All-Loving Heroine. In X-Men #6 (July 1964), X-Men leader Professor Xavier and antagonist Magneto each suspect Namor is a mutant and make efforts to recruit him. Later writers in the 1960s and 1970s described him as a hybrid, not a mutant, to distinguish him from the mutant X-Men. [131] When the series was revived in 1990, the series title logo carried the subtitle "Marvel's first and mightiest mutant!" Royals Who Actually Do Something: The prince or king of Atlantis (depending on the story) is willing to fight battles himself or at the front of his army. His royal styling appears to actually be Prince of Atlantis, though not as in "son of the current reigning king", more "Prince Regnant."