Roy Thomas writes for Bleeding Cool ... he really needed a writer to work with him on the Spider-Man newspaper comic strip… to plot out and do the first-draft script of the seven-days-a-week ...

We need more like the four Avengers films, a number of the Spider-Mans (especially Spider-Man: No Way Home), Iron ... [Editor’s note: On Logan, Thomas was part of a list of thank yous.] ...

This morning, Bleeding Cool posted a picture of Stan Lee with Roy Thomas, the Marvel EIC who ... with publisher Martin Goodman over doing Spider-Man. I opined as how maybe the one important ...

beginning with 1971's Marvel Team-Up #1 (by Roy Thomas, Ross Andru, Mike Esposito, and Artie Simek). Among the many iconic superhero team-ups throughout Marvel's history, some of the best involve ...

Thomas wanted them to have their own hero to root for. Roy said he was thinking of animals ... was the guy who, as the second Spider-Man artist, had helped make Spider-Man the biggest-selling ...

The original X-Men — Cyclops, Beast, Angel, Iceman, and Jean Grey (then Marvel Girl) — encountered Spider-Man for the first time* in 1967’s classic X-Men #35 by Roy Thomas and Werner Roth.

However, Storm almost debuted as a very different hero called Typhoon. While Storm was not a direct Roy Thomas creation, he played an important part in her origin. The creative team did not want ...

Roy Thomas has told The Hollywood Reporter that his controversial Wolverine creator credit, at the end of Deadpool & Wolverine, should have come first, ahead of Len Wein, John Romita Sr ...

By Roy Thomas Roy Thomas was hired by Stan Lee in 1965 as staff writer and succeeded him as Marvel editor-in-chief in 1972 when Lee became the publisher. He is known for his work as the co-creator ...