In the Marvel Comics, Hercules is, like his father, a bit of a ladies-man. Zeus, in Greek mythology, will quite literally sleep with anything that walks, and it’s not that far off in the comics.

Marvel Studios is officially expanding the Thor franchise, but not in the way fans were expecting. Instead of a fifth solo outing for Thor Odinson, the next cha ...

Hercules remains part of the Marvel Universe, most recently adventuring alongside the Guardians of the Galaxy (not unlike the last time we saw Thor in the MCU), ...

Hercules Wields the Power of One Thousand Lightning Strikes Avengers Assemble #5 by Steve Orlando, José Luís, Oren Junior, Sonia Oback, and Cory Petit . Born ...

Hercules (Image via Marvel Comics) With spoilers leaking online about the appearance of Hercules in Thor: Love and Thunder, we are sure to dig deep into the lore of Marvel gods.

Hercules was introduced into Marvel Comics by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in 1965 as a rival to Thor. From then on, he became a frequent guest star in Thor issues. One of his earliest and best known ...

Hercules has finally made his much-awaited debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Thor: Love and Thunder was an absolute roller coaster that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

First introduced to Marvel comics back in the '60s, Hercules started off as a rival to Thor, but soon became an ally to the God of Thunder and later joined the Avengers.

The Incredible Hercules #136 (2009) “The Replacement Thor” Marvel Comics. One of the more recent fights between the two muscular gods didn’t take place in Thor’s series, but in Herc’s ...

Goldstein knows “nothing” about his future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. “Thor: Love and Thunder” ends with Zeus (Russell Crowe) commanding his son, Hercules, to go out and hunt Thor down.

As for his future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Goldstein is adamant that he has no idea what’s in store for his Hercules. “I truly, honestly — this isn’t me lying or being coy — I ...

Hercules' History in the Marvel Universe. Hercules is among the many iconic Marvel heroes created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. His first official Marvel appearance came in 1965's Journey Into ...