Ultron duped Hank Pym into putting the Wasp's lifeforce into Jocasta's feminine robotic shell in order to animate his bride-to-be. Realizing that Wasp would have to die for her to survive, Jocasta contacted the Avengers, who destroyed Ultron and reversed the process, leaving Jocasta a mindless husk.
The first "Human" Torch was an android named Jim Hammond who had the power to surround himself with fire and manipulate flames. He was initially presented as a freak, but he quickly became a hero.
The first variant cover comic book was the 1986 inaugural issue of The Man of Steel, which had two distinct covers by writer/artist John Byrne.
Dave Sim wrote and drew Cerebus, a comic book series about an anthropomorphic aardvark, from 1977 to 2004 (300 issues), making him the comic book writer or artist with the longest run.
Marvel revived The X-Men in 1991, with four variant covers and a special gatefold cover that combined all four variants. X-Men #1 (Vol. 2) was the best-selling comic book of all time, selling over 8.1 million copies.
Michael Jackson was so desperate to play Spider-Man in a film that he attempted to buy Marvel Comics.
Reading glasses are not carried on Batman's utility belt. He DOES have shark repellant (Batman #117), a crayon (Batman #149), and a backup suit (Batman #71).
