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Great! You have a solid list of iconic Marvel heroes. Here are additional characters that are significant in the Marvel Universe and would make for great articles:

### Additional Iconic Marvel Heroes

#### 1. Vision
– **First Appearance**: *Avengers #57* (1968)
– **Creators**: Roy Thomas and John Buscema
– **Overview**: Vision is an android created by Ultron, possessing the ability to alter his density. He becomes a pivotal member of the Avengers and is known for his philosophical musings on humanity.

#### 2. Moon Knight
– **First Appearance**: *Werewolf by Night #32* (1975)
– **Creators**: Doug Moench and Don Perlin
– **Overview**: Marc Spector, a former mercenary, is resurrected by the Egyptian god Khonshu and becomes Moon Knight. His stories often delve into themes of justice, identity, and mental health.

#### 3. Ms. Marvel (Kamala Khan)
– **First Appearance**: *Captain Marvel #14* (2013)
– **Creators**: Sana Amanat, G. Willow Wilson, and Adrian Alphona
– **Overview**: Kamala Khan, a Pakistani-American teenager, gains shape-shifting powers and becomes Ms. Marvel. She represents diversity and youthful enthusiasm in the Marvel Universe.

#### 4. Ghost Rider
– **First Appearance**: *Marvel Spotlight #5* (1972)
– **Creators**: Roy Thomas, Gary Friedrich, and Mike Ploog
– **Overview**: Johnny Blaze, a stunt motorcyclist, becomes Ghost Rider after making a pact with the demon Mephisto. His stories delve into the supernatural and themes of vengeance.

#### 5. Blade
– **First Appearance**: *The Tomb of Dracula #10* (1973)
– **Creators**: Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan
– **Overview**: Eric Brooks, known as Blade, is a half-vampire who hunts supernatural threats. His character combines horror elements with superhero action.

#### 6. Quicksilver
– **First Appearance**: *X-Men #4* (1964)
– **Creators**: Stan Lee and Jack Kirby
– **Overview**: Pietro Maximoff, also known as Quicksilver, is a mutant with superhuman speed. He is the twin brother of Scarlet Witch and has been both a villain and a hero.

#### 7. Namor the Sub-Mariner
– **First Appearance**: *Marvel Comics #1* (1939)
– **Creators**: Bill Everett
– **Overview**: Namor, the prince of Atlantis, is one of Marvel’s oldest characters. He has superhuman strength and the ability to live underwater, often grappling with his dual heritage as both human and Atlantean.

#### 8. Black Bolt
– **First Appearance**: *Fantastic Four #45* (1965)
– **Creators**: Stan Lee and Jack Kirby
– **Overview**: Black Bolt, the king of the Inhumans, has a voice so powerful that even a whisper can cause massive destruction. He is a key figure in Marvel’s cosmic narratives.

#### 9. Jessica Jones
– **First Appearance**: *Alias #1* (2001)
– **Creators**: Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Gaydos
– **Overview**: A former superhero turned private investigator, Jessica Jones’ stories often tackle darker, more mature themes, including trauma and redemption.

#### 10. The Punisher
– **First Appearance**: *The Amazing Spider-Man #129* (1974)
– **Creators**: Gerry Conway, John Romita Sr., and Ross Andru
– **Overview**: Frank Castle, known as The Punisher, wages a one-man war on crime. His brutal methods and tragic backstory set him apart from other heroes.

#### 11. Silver Surfer
– **First Appearance**: *Fantastic Four #48* (1966)
– **Creators**: Stan Lee and Jack Kirby
– **Overview**: Norrin Radd becomes the Silver Surfer after making a deal with Galactus to save his planet. He traverses the cosmos, often exploring profound themes of freedom and sacrifice.

#### 12. Star-Lord (Peter Quill)
– **First Appearance**: *Marvel Preview #4* (1976)
– **Creators**: Steve Englehart and Steve Gan
– **Overview**: The leader of the Guardians of the Galaxy, Peter Quill, is a half-human, half-alien adventurer known for his charm and combat skills.

#### 13. Nick Fury
– **First Appearance**: *Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos #1* (1963)
– **Creators**: Stan Lee and Jack Kirby
– **Overview**: The director of S.H.I.E.L.D., Nick Fury is a master strategist and spy, playing a crucial role in uniting various heroes against common threats.

#### 14. Luke Cage
– **First Appearance**: *Luke Cage, Hero for Hire #1* (1972)
– **Creators**: Archie Goodwin, George Tuska, Roy Thomas, and John Romita Sr.
– **Overview**: Gaining superhuman strength and unbreakable skin through an experiment, Luke Cage protects his community as a hero for hire, symbolizing resilience and empowerment.

### Conclusion
By exploring these additional characters, you can provide your readers with a deeper understanding of the Marvel Universe’s richness and diversity. Each hero brings unique stories and perspectives that resonate with different aspects of human experience.

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