The first Marvel Superheroes comic was the Fantastic Four. The first Marvel Comic that was not working with Superheroes Co. was Marvel #1. The first Marvel superheroes were the android Human Torch, Namor the Sub-Mariner, Captain America, and others.
Marvel Comics #1 (Oct. 1939) was the first publication by Timely Publications, which contained the first appearance of The Human Torch(Carl Burgos' android superhero) as well as Bill Everett's anti-hero Namor the Sub-Mariner, plus the original Angel, and other features.
However, the first comic that was published under the *logo*(or brand-name/company imprint, etc) of "Marvel Comics" was Amazing Adventures #3 in August 1961, and featured the man who would later be known as Dr. Druid(here known as Dr. Droom, and trained by the same sorcerer as Dr. Strange would be later).
Spider-Man would debut later in Amazing Adventures(after it had changed names to Amazing Fantasy) with issue #15 in August of 1962, and the Fantastic Four would appear in their own title in November of 1961.
Dr. Druid, however, debuted in Amazing Adventures #1 and continued through the title until it was the first official Marvel Comics publication with issue #3, beating the Fantastic Four by three whole months(Aug to Nov of 1961)...so it can be argued quite conclusively that Dr. Druid is the first *official* Marvel superhero, from a lot of different angles!
This is, of course, disregarding any *in-story* histories that establish Captain America or Nick Fury or King Arthur or Wolverine or the Olympian Gods or the Eternals, etc, etc, etc, as characters or super-heroes who existed *prior* to the publication of these issues in "our world".
Wolverine from Marvel and Batman from DC for me
A few of the better known superhero characters that Marvel have created are Captain America, The Incredible Hulk, and The Invincible Iron Man. They also developed The Might Thor and Prince Namor the Sub-Mariner.
No he is a fictional super hero created by marvel
well there is the man that created the marvel magazines ( Stan lee ) and some others.
Captain America
Father Time first appeared in "Young Allies Comics" #1 in 1941, created by writer Otto Binder and artist Frank Giacoia. He is a superhero residing in the Marvel Comics universe known for his time-related powers and abilities.
The Hulk
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The X-Men were created by Jack Kirby with an assist from Stan Lee!
Wolverine is the Marvel Comics superhero associated with adamantium, as his skeleton and claws have been coated with the indestructible metal.
You can't. Marvel comics aren't open to suggestion.
No, the Flash is a DC Comics superhero, not a Marvel superhero. The Flash is a member of the Justice League and his abilities include superhuman speed.