This android was created by Professor Phineas Horton, and he gained the moniker Human Torch because he was set aflame when exposed to oxygen. When Horton presented his creation at a press ...

Marvel just transformed the origin of the Marvel Universe, revealing its most important hero is linked to everything from the ...

The original Human Torch was, frankly, a misnomer. Because he was not human at all, but an android. A scientist named Phineas P. Horton created a sentient humanoid machine. Not bad for 1939 levels ...

Marvel's weirdest vampire story involved alien criminals resembling giant bats facing the android Human Torch. The Comics ...

Introduced in 1961, he was writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby's reinvention of a similar, previous character, the android Human Torch of the same name and powers who was created in 1939 by ...

Namor’s path to kingship and the stories of his contentious rule began decades ago in the pages of Marvel Comics #1, alongside the android Human Torch in the Golden Age of Comics. Published in ...

The Human Torch isn’t the only Fantastic Four member touching down this Friday. When the Season 1 mid-season update launches, it will also introduce The Thing as the newest Vanguard member .

And the android Human Torch? He’s already made a came appearance, in Captain America: The First Avenger. Sure, it was behind glass, but we know he exits in the MCU. Sooner or later, that story ...