Non-Marvel Properties in the Marvel Universe

[Gav]

I thought it'd be fun to make a thread cataloguing all of the non-Marvel properties that're a part of the Marvel canon.. So here we go!

I'll start y'all off with an example:

Elric of Melinboné (and the rest of the Moorcock Multiverse) had a canonical crossover with Conan during the Roy Thomas series (a series that takes place on Earth-616)... Which means the Moorcock Multiverse is technically a part of Marvel's canon.

[Lonewolf36]

I thought it'd be fun to make a thread cataloguing all of the non-Marvel properties that're a part of the Marvel canon.. So here we go!

I'll start y'all off with an example:

Elric of Melinboné (and the rest of the Moorcock Multiverse) had a canonical crossover with Conan during the Roy Thomas series (a series that takes place on Earth-616)... Which means the Moorcock Multiverse is technically a part of Marvel's canon.

Access (co-owned by DC), ALF, Belit, James Bond, Brak the Barbarian, Bran Mak Morn, Conan, Cormac mac Art, Cougar, Doc Savage, Doctor, Elric, Fu Manchu, Godzilla, Guiding Light, Sherlock Holmes , Human Fly, Illuminator, King Kull, KISS, Kulan Gath, Meteor Man, Micronauts, NFL Superpro, Nightcat, Red Sonja, Rom, Shogun Warriors, Solarman, Solomon Kane, Tarzan, Team America, Thulsa Doom, U.S. 1 all have appeared in the mainstream Marvel Universe and are canon.

[Digifiend]

Doctor Who counts as part of the Marvel Multiverse, as the Doctor did visit 616 once... to drop off Death's Head.

[Gav]

Doctor Who counts as part of the Marvel Multiverse, as the Doctor did visit 616 once... to drop off Death's Head.

Speaking of Death's Head, doesn't his existence technically mean the Transformers are canon too?

[myownlittleusername]

Speaking of Death's Head, doesn't his existence technically mean the Transformers are canon too?

[Vegeta]

Speaking of Death's Head, doesn't his existence technically mean the Transformers are canon too?

In one of the multiverses, yes, but apparently not in the 616. (Although Circuit Breaker, a woman who origin involves being paralyzed by A Decepticon attack and thus became a reoccurring nemesis of the Transformers) DOES exist in the 616 due to a guest appearance in the Secret Wars 2 comic series.

[Flash Gordon]

I thought it'd be fun to make a thread cataloguing all of the non-Marvel properties that're a part of the Marvel canon.. So here we go!

I'll start y'all off with an example:

Elric of Melinboné (and the rest of the Moorcock Multiverse) had a canonical crossover with Conan during the Roy Thomas series (a series that takes place on Earth-616)... Which means the Moorcock Multiverse is technically a part of Marvel's canon.

I'll have to find that issue!

Conan in general is a Non-Marvel property in a Marvel comic, as well.

[K7P5V]

In one of the multiverses, yes, but apparently not in the 616. (Although Circuit Breaker, a woman who origin involves being paralyzed by A Decepticon attack and thus became a reoccurring nemesis of the Transformers) DOES exist in the 616 due to a guest appearance in the Secret Wars 2 comic series.

According to Marvel Database, editor Don Daley confirmed that "Transformers & Marvel Universe are separate" and encouraged everyone to forget everything that occurred in Transformers #3 (1985). https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Earth-91274

[Electricmastro]

According to Marvel Database, editor Don Daley confirmed that "Transformers & Marvel Universe are separate" and encouraged everyone to forget everything that occurred in Transformers #3 (1985). https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Earth-91274

lol wow

[Gaastra]

Yeah spidey in transformers was the transformers universe spidey. They had nick fury, savage lands, roxxon, fantastic four and Godzilla confirmed also.

The circuit breaker in secret wars was the main marvel universe version and not the one in transformers but death head is the same one as he got shrunk then send to the main marvel universe thanks to doctor who and other uk heroes.

Others in the marvel universe but not owned by marvel--

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Doctor Who counts as part of the Marvel Multiverse, as the Doctor did visit 616 once... to drop off Death's Head.

He was also in a issue of iron man. (not named due to copyrights of course but was in the main universe in that issue!)

[Ultimate Captain America]

Back in the "professor Hulk" era, Marlo died, but was resurrected and married Rick Jones. They had a visitor in the wedding

[Digifiend]

Wrong thread?

[Ultimate Captain America]

That's Death, a DC Comics character

[Gaastra]

That's Death, a DC Comics character

Yes and with access the two universes had doors to each other.

Others--

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[Electricmastro]

Marvel licensed a lot of comics throughout the years.

Rom
Godzilla
Shogun Warriors
Micronauts
NFL Superpro
2001, A Space Odyssey
The Human Fly
Doctor Who
Red Sonja
Kull the Conqueror
The Sword of Solomon Kane
Doc Savage
The Transformers
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero
Battlestar Galactica
Thundercats
Silverhawks
Masters of the Universe
The Inhumanoids
Air Raiders
Visionaries
Planet of the Apes
The Further Adventures of Indiana Jones
Willow
John Carter Warlord of Mars
Tarzan
Phantom 2040
Flash Gordon
Alice Cooper: From The Inside
Robotix
Zoids
Sectaurs
Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers
Star Wars
Labyrinth
Blade Runner
Meteor Man
RoboCop
Skeleton Warriors
Dino Riders
The Ren & Stimpy Show
Beavis & Butt-Head