Marvel Comics comic paradise of heroes

Marvel is undoubtedly, together with DC, the most famous comic book publishing house in the world, which, thanks to the Marvel film studio, managed to penetrate the consciousness of fans all over the world. Although Marvel was founded in 1939 as Timely Comics, it experienced a huge boom especially in the years 1990 to 1999, which are marked by the huge interest of fans in heroes in comic form. Of course, interest in Marvel action figures soon came hand in hand with the interest in comics. Since the rival DC Comics came in cooperation with Kenner to the popular edition of figures of the most famous heroes such as Batman and Superman, Marvel did not want to stay in the background and wanted their own edition of figures. Mattel soon approached Marvel with an offer to collaborate and create collectible Marvel action figures, but on the condition that Marvel create something special to fuel public interest in the new figures.

Marvel took on the difficult task perfectly and gave birth to a new series called Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars, which became extremely popular because the biggest heroes and villains of the Marvel Universe show off in it. The story of Secret War was supposed to shed light on why certain characters are in one series, and Marvel was able to create a work that really could only please comic book fans. A powerful cosmic entity known only as the Beyonder used the most advanced technology to lure America's greatest heroes to a mysterious facility located in the park. This unknown device then teleported the heroes to a space station located in deep space. Soon Spider-Man, Avengers, X-Men, Fantastic Four and, surprisingly, Magneto appear on the scene. This disparate group of heroes was meant to represent the side of "good". On the other hand, a truly select company of villains, headed by Dr. Doom and Galactus.