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For use when asking questions about comics or comic books when a more appropriate specific work tag doesn't exist. For example, if asking about the comics canon of Marvel use this tag, but if asking about the specific The Infinity Gauntlet comic use the work tag [the-infinity-gauntlet] instead. Use to either identify the media on a [story-identification] question or disambiguate works where the tag covers the comics and its form in other media.
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Jim/The Human Torch in Secret Avengers?
The Human Torch in Secret Avengers (and also in the current Captain America and Bucky arc) is the "original" Human Torch - Jim Hammond - originally published by Timely Comics
Jim was an android created … By the time Stan and Jack created Marvel Comics proper with the Fantastic Four the original torch hadn't been published for some time. …
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What comic did Namor and Captain America fight in WWII in?
You're looking for The Invaders from 1969
It was referenced during the Ed Brubaker run on Captain America as well.
It's also worth pointing out that that's the original Human Torch (Jim Hammond) not …
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