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Marvel is an American comic book publisher. Stan Lee co-created many of their classic characters. Some of the characters have appeared in The Simpsons and Marvel has been referenced other times in the show.

Reference to Marvel in The Simpsons[edit]

Episodes[edit]

Season	Episode number	Episode name	Reference
5	95	"Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy"	Celeste's Talking Malibu Stacy doll had Spider-Man's voice instead of Malibu Stacy's and said "My spidey senses are tingling".
10	212	"Mayored to the Mob"	Comic Book Guy complains about an issue of The Amazing Spider-Man being placed alongside Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man at a convention.
11	228	"Brother's Little Helper"	When Bart steals an army tank, Comic Book Guy lists Thundra and Ghost Rider as among the people who can make things right.
12	253	"Homer vs. Dignity"	While working as Mr. Burns' "prank monkey", Homer bought a mint-condition copy of Spider-Man #1 from Comic Book Guy (for $20,000 cash), then tore the pages out and ate it in the store, while CBG gasped and collapsed in shock and dismay.
13	275	"She of Little Faith"	Ned Flanders proclaims, "My Satan sense is tingling!" This references Spider-Man's spider sense.
288	"I Am Furious (Yellow)"	After Homer got angry and fell into green paint, he became The Ingestible Bulk, a parody of the Hulk. Stan Lee then claimed that Homer can't be The Hulk as he is, and then tried to transform into The Hulk. In addition, Bart remarks that Homer's pants stayed on in a reference to how Bruce Banner's clothes rip off except for his pants when transforming into the Hulk.
Stan Lee jams a The Thing figure into Database's Batmobile toy.
Stan Lee hums the "Spider-Man theme song" while stacking comics on shelves.
An issue of X-Men comics is seen with Wolverine on the cover.
14	295	"Large Marge"	In the song "You're a Bunch of Stuff", Comic Book Guy sings "You're like X-Men number three, In a Mylar bag."
15	314	"Treehouse of Horror XIV"	After Lisa clicks the stopwatch several times, the family becomes a parody of the Fantastic Four with Homer being The Thing, Marge being the Human Torch, Bart being Mr. Fantastic and Maggie being the Invisible Woman.
327	"The Ziff Who Came to Dinner"	A film called The Unwatchable Hulk is seen being played at the Springfield Googolplex Theatres, a reference to The Incredible Hulk.
330	"My Big Fat Geek Wedding"	People wearing Spider-Man, Captain America, Storm and Cyclops costumes are seen.
Comic Book Guy bought an Incredible Hulk melon baller as a gift for Seymour Skinner and Edna Krabappel for their wedding. Edna later returned it to Comic Book Guy.
332	"Simple Simpson"	The sequence where Homer constructs his Pie Man costume parodies the montage of Peter Parker designing and making his Spider-Man costume.
Homer (as Pie Man) rescues Marge from a stampeding crowd and then kisses her as he hangs upside-down from a fire escape, parodying the Spider-Man / Mary Jane kissing scene.
The magazine Fantastic Floor is a reference to the Fantastic Four.
16	356	"The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star"	Milhouse made a shield with Spider-Man on it.
17	360	"Treehouse of Horror XVI"	During Halloween, Sideshow Mel is dressed up as Spider-Man.
18	384	"Moe'N'a Lisa"	J. Jonah Jameson publishes Moe's poetry. He later asks for photos, then poems, of Spider-Man. He was voiced by J. K. Simmons, who played him in the the original Spider-Man trilogy as well as various Marvel animated TV shows.
386	"The Haw-Hawed Couple"	Actors dressed as Spider-Man and Dr. Octopus make an appearance at Nelson's party.
390	"Little Big Girl"	While visiting North Haverbrook, Bart finds a mint condition "Hippie Hulk" from 1968 in the Mylar Baggins Comic Book Shop. It says the quotes "Tune in, turn on, Hulk out!" and "Hey, hey, LBJ, how many pants you rip today?".
The Simpsons Movie	Plopper as Spider-Pig is a reference to Spider-Man and the "Spider Pig" song is a parody of the "Spider-Man theme song".
19	407	"Husbands and Knives"	A Wolverine comic with pop out claws is accidentally ruined by Milhouse.
409	"Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind"	Homer becomes The Ingestible Bulk again, a parody of the Hulk.
20	421	"Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes"	The Mulk and The Thung, parodies of the Hulk and The Thing, have a fight on St. Patrick's Day, with The Mulk going to court afterwards.
21	442	"Homer the Whopper"	Bart asks Comic Book Guy if it was possible that before Spider-Man was a movie, it was a comic book. When Bart asks this, Comic Book Guy responds with "Suffering Steve Ditko". Steve Ditko is one of the co-creators of Spider-Man. Comic Book Guy then goes on to say that Spider-Man was introduced in 1962's Amazing Fantasy #15.
Comic Book Guy lies down on an unsold pile of left Hulk hands.
Everyman absorbs the powers from an issue of The Invincible Iron Man.
Everyman used an issue of Captain America to have the patriotism to want to save the President's life and an issue of Wonder Woman to give him the boobs to distract the guards.
The villain in the Everyman film, Dr. Reptilicus, resembles Lizard.
445	"Treehouse of Horror XX"	Count Dracula dresses up as Iron Man.
449	"Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?"	In Lisa's fashion show, Bart wears Hello Kitty tights. Bart says that he thought they were Spider-Man pants. Bart then says that he's a "badass loner", like Wolverine.
452	"Million Dollar Maybe"	In the title screen gag, Spider-Pig swings past the screen, using the web-shooting skills of Spider-Man. The gag is later repeated in the episode "Homer Goes to Prep School". A variation is seen in "The Fabulous Faker Boy" and "Diggs", where Spider-Pig is gunned down.
456	"Stealing First Base"	In the montage of kisses when Nikki performed CPR on Bart there was a scene showing Spider-Man and Mary Jane Watson kissing.
461	"To Surveil with Love"	There is a picture of several Hulks playing baseball with Spider-Man.
22	465	"Elementary School Musical"	Spider-Man was in the video Krusty on the Electric Company. He came in and started dancing when Krusty got hit on the head by a stage-light.
468	"Treehouse of Horror XXI"	When Count Dracula spots Edmund climbing a bell tower and carrying Lisa on his back, Homer immediately jumps onto Dracula's back, expecting the same transport. Dracula staggers under Homer's weight and protests that he's Dracula, not the Hulk.
478	"Angry Dad: The Movie"	Ben Stiller, dressed as Iron Man, and Jack Black, dressed as the Hulk, were having a fight with lightsabers as part an act.
The character in The Adventures of Parody Man has a Spider-Man body, Wolverine right arm, Thor left arm and Captain America legs.
23	489	"Treehouse of Horror XXII"	After becoming paralyzed, Homer gets bitten by a spider and becomes a parody of Spider-Man.
501	"Exit Through the Kwik-E-Mart"	Homer asks if Bart could protect him from the Hulk riding a rhinoceros laughing at him.
503	"Them, Robot"	Smitty, who found out he had radiation poisoning, asked if he was like the Hulk. Dr. Hibbert replied that it is sort of like The Hulk, but instead of getting powerful, he will get very sick. Smitty then falls to the floor in pain and says "Hulk smash", to which Dr. Hibbert patted him on the head and said "yes, Hulk smash".
504	"Beware My Cheating Bart"	Comic Book Guy tells Bart and Shauna to think of The Android's Dungeon as their personal Asgard and to think of him as their all-seeing Heimdall, guardian of the Gate, a reference to the Thor comics.
505	"A Totally Fun Thing Bart Will Never Do Again"	Two kids were seen acting as Professor X and Magneto from X-Men.
24	510	"Treehouse of Horror XXIII"	In 1974, The Android's Dungeon is selling six issues of Spider-Man #1 for $1.
520	"Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing"	When Bart asks himself what his hero would say, he imagines Wolverine in a thought bubble. He tells Bart to slash her face whilst she least expects it.
524	"Dark Knight Court"	Nick Fury, a Marvel character, is contacted when Fruit Bat Man is captured. Nick Fury then puts together a team of Octogenarian superheroes named The Dependables, a parody of the Avengers.
Iron Lung is a parody of Iron Man.
25	532	"Treehouse of Horror XXIV"	Carl is dressed up as Blade.
538	"White Christmas Blues"	The claws of Frosty the Hit Man are very similar to those of Wolverine. The pose on the front of the box is similar to that of one of the posters from the movie The Wolverine.
539	"Steal This Episode"	The fact that the suit that keeps Radioactive Man alive is slowly killing him references the arc reactor problem Tony Stark had in Marvel's Iron Man 2.
540	"Married to the Blob"	At the Android's Dungeon: Martin Prince is a parody of Captain America inspired by Canada. Gareth Prince is Doctor Doom. Database is Doctor Octopus. Jaffee is dressed as Wolverine as he looks in the X-men films. Chief Wiggum is dressed as Mr. Fantastic in his Future Foundation outfit. Other unnamed kids are Spider-Man, Thor, Magneto and the Silver Surfer.
Badgerine is a parody of Wolverine.
In Comic Book Guy's song, he has a comic of The Awesome Spider-Man featuring Peter Parker, Mary Jane Watson and Doctor Octopus.
When Milo starts singing in Comic Book Guy's song, he mentions a cardboard cutout of Scarlett Johansson, who is dressed as Black Widow in her outfit from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Stan Lee says that he can only watch and that he cannot interfere, referencing the Watcher.
Comic Book Guy gives Kumiko flowers in a Hulk hand.
549	"What to Expect When Bart's Expecting"	The drinks Nick Fury Agent of Schnapps and Wolveriskey are references to Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Wolverine respectively.
Several people dress as Marvel characters: Unknown person as Wolverine. Several unknown people as Spider-Man. Unknown person as Magneto. Homer as The Thing. Lenny as Invisible Woman. Carl as Mr. Fantastic. Barney as the Human Torch. Dr. Hibbert and others as Captain America. Unnamed person as Galactus. Unnamed person as The Watcher. Unnamed person as The Silver Surfer. Unnamed bartender as She-Hulk.
26	553	"Clown in the Dumps"	In one of Krusty's previous shows, he did a sketch dressed as a Jewish version of Wolverine.
561	"I Won't Be Home for Christmas"	Comic Book Guy has Hulk and The Thing bookstops on his bookshelf.
562	"The Man Who Came to Be Dinner"	On the trip to Rigel VII, the UFO goes past the Silver Surfer with a silver woman on his shoulders.
563	"Bart's New Friend"	The underground prison is a reference to the X-Men film series. Magneto is locked in a plastic prison at the end of X-Men and the beginning of X2. Golly's prison bears a very strong resemblance to Magneto's.
Loki appearing in the prison may be a reference to The Avengers where Loki was locked in a glass prison.
571	"The Kids Are All Fight"	Professor Frink is dressed like Iron Man in the title screen gag.
27	591	"The Burns Cage"	Bart gets Comic Book Guy to buy a half-page advert in the playbook by telling him that Sam will play "As Time Goes By" with Hulk hands. Martin is later seen trying to play the piano with Hulk hands.
28	615	"The Caper Chase"	The couch gag is a reference to X-Men: Homer is Professor X. Marge is Mystique. Lisa is Storm. Maggie is Wolverine. Bart is Angel. Stan Lee is standing to the left of the couch.
A female student says she finally realizes why Gamma radiation turns Bruce Banner into the Hulk.
29	620	"Springfield Splendor"	There are bookends of The Thing and The Hulk in the Android's Dungeon. Also, Badgerine appears again.
A cosplayer is dressed as Groot and he has a real raccoon dressed as Rocket Raccoon with him. Stan Lee is also seen in the crowd.
The music playing during the Sad Girl musical is the score of Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark.
625	"Haw-Haw Land"	Homer mentions that he wants to watch X-Men: Apocalypse. The crowd then all agree that he should.
631	"3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage"	One of the films at Capital City Googolplex Theatres is Marvel: Letters to the Editor.
The Simpsons watch a Marvel movie at Capital City Googolplex Theatres. The credits were: Mr. Downey Jr.'s Moustache by Frederico's of Hollywood, a reference to Robert Downey Jr., Tony Stark in Iron Man, Mr. Ruffalo's Anger Coach Edgar 'Rage' Raginsky, a reference to Mark Ruffalo and the Hulk comics. Hawkeye's Action Expert None Necessary, a reference to Hawkeye in the Marvel Cinematic Universe not having enough to do. Scarlett Johansson's Wardrobe by Madam Spandex, a reference to Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow. So-called 'Iron Man' may contain trace elements of tungsten. Stan Lee Created by Stan Lee's parents. Nothing in this film was made in America. Fonts by Mr. Helvetica Except Where..., a reference to Helvetica. The credits mention that Jeremy Renner has two assistants. The credits are all a reference to characters and actors in The Avengers.
In the middle-credits sequence, Ben Parker, Spider-Man's uncle, is alive and evil. He then says the line "with great power comes no responsibility", a reference to his line in the comics "with great power comes great responsibility". In a post credits scene, Nick Fury was brought in to assemble a team of assemblers leading into the movie Assemblers Assemble!
Many of the superheroes that appear are parodies of Marvel characters: Spider-Man, Iron Man, Thor, Silver Surfer, Doctor Strange, Howard the Duck, Ghost Rider, Squirrel Girl
JJ Gruff's character and looks are based on J. Jonah Jameson. He's also voiced by J. K. Simmons, original voice actor for Jameson in the the original Spider-Man trilogy and other.
632	"Fears of a Clown"	Martin says the line "with diagonal belt comes great responsibility", a reference to Ben Parker's line in the Spider-Man comics.
638	"Throw Grampa from the Dane"	Bart mentioned that Disney created Spider-Man.
30	647	"Krusty the Clown"	Several Marvel shows are shown on the TV screens: The Gifted, Runaways, The Punisher, Iron Fist, Legion, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Inhumans.
649	"'Tis the 30th Season"	The sign at the Android's Dungeon & Baseball Card Shop says "Have a Marvel Christmas and a DC New Year".
651	"The Girl on the Bus"	In the couch gag, Thanos uses Maggie's pacifier as the final Infinity Stone and turns the family into dust, apart from Maggie.
654	"101 Mitigations"	Comic Book Guy has a poster for Avengers: Infinity Cast which says "No Hawkeye", referencing Avengers: Infinity War, which didn't have Hawkeye in.
The comic store Zorbot the Geek has a standee of Black Panther and a "closed" sign written in Wakandan.
Homer goes to a Comic Con with Comic Book Guy and dresses up as the Hulk. Other people are dressed up as Galactus, Thor, Doctor Octopus and Doctor Doom.
661	"Woo-Hoo Dunnit?"	Thanos was on a list of suspects for who stole Lisa's college fund.
31	665	"The Fat Blue Line"	Mayor Quimby called Jason Momoa "Wet Panther", a reference to Black Panther, and Momoa's character Aquaman.
666	"Treehouse of Horror XXX"	Kang puts on the infinity gauntlet and uses it to kill all the soldiers trying to kill him and Selma.
676	"Bart the Bad Guy"	Vindicators: Crystal War is a parody of Avengers: Infinity War. Vindicators: Crystal War 2: Resurgence is a parody of Avengers: Endgame. The Vindicators are a parody of The Avengers. The Vindicators are: Magnesium Man; a parody of Iron Man/Tony Stark. Airshot; a parody of Hawkeye. Hydrangea; a parody of Black Widow and Poison Ivy from DC Comics. Black Voodoo; a parody of Black Panther. Moby Man; possibly a parody of the Hulk. Quetzelica; a parody of Thor. Chinnos is a parody of Thanos. The fight on the planet in the film is a parody of the fight on Titan in Infinity War. The Doomsday app is a parody of the Infinity Gauntlet and Infinity Gems. Marble Studios is a parody of Marvel Studios. Bart calls Comic Book Guy "fat Thor". The song that plays after Bart becomes "Spoiler Boy" is "People Get Up And Drive Your Funky Soul" by James Brown. This is a reference to the scene where Peter Parker/Spider-Man struts down the street in Spider-Man 3. Bart references Avengers: Endgame. Chinnos offers Bart several super powers: Muscles; a reference to the Hulk. Claws; a reference to Wolverine. Skeleton on a bike; a reference to Ghost Rider.
677	"Screenless"	The poster for Dr. Drew's shows Dr. Drew Pinsky looking like the Hulk.
32	685	"Undercover Burns"	The scenes where Mr. Burns puts on the Fred Kranepool suit, and the user interface in the suit, is a reference to Iron Man's suit.
688	"Treehouse of Horror XXXI"	"Into the Homer-verse" is a parody of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.
691	"Three Dreams Denied"	Comic Book Guy has various unsold Hulk hands on the back of his shop. Comic Book Guy and a cosplayer wear Doctor Octopus costumes. Cosplays on the plane include: Magneto. The Thing. Groot. Comic Book Guy's question cards mention Spider-Man, Marvel and The Hulk. Cosplayers at the Comicalooza wears costumes of: Nick Fury. The Vindicators. Wolverine. Silver Surfer. Galactus. MODOK. Auntie May's Pretzels is a reference to Aunt May. Comic Book Guy mentions Professor X. A person at the panel mentions Thor and Asgard. Comic Book Guy mentions Spider-Man drawn by John Romita Jr. Jr.
695	"The Dad-Feelings Limited"	In Comic Book Guy's apartment is: A statue of the Silver Surfer. An Infinity Gauntlet. A figure of a parody of The Thing. A purple Hulk figure. A poster for Vindicators: Crystal War. A standee of Airshot, a Funko Pop of Hydrangea and figures of the Vindicators and Chinnos. Bart calls Comic Book Guy Kingpin, one of the main antagonists of Spider-Man. Bart watches Deadpool on his phone.
699	"Do PizzaBots Dream of Electric Guitars?"	Agents of P.I.Z.Z.A. is a parody of the Marvel TV series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D..
The Troll Force Five slogan, "Earth's Spite-iest Heroes!", is a parody of the slogan for The Avengers, "Earth's Mightiest Heroes". Stan is also dressed as Groot.
33	709	"Treehouse of Horror XXXII"	In the "Nightmare on Elm Tree" segment, Guardians of the Galaxy is shown at the drive-in and Groot and Rocket Raccoon appear on the screen.
710	"The Wayz We Were"	In New York City, Moe was robbed by both Elmo and Spider-Man.
712	"A Serious Flanders (Part 1)"	Comic Book Guy has an Infinity Gauntlet which is destroyed by Colette. He was also seen reading a Magnesium Man comic book.
720	"You Won't Believe What This Episode Is About – Act Three Will Shock You!"	One of the "Pastor Pusher" memes has Homer labeled "Marvel" and Reverend Lovejoy labeled "DC".
724	"My Octopus and a Teacher"	Bart says that he "Hulked out" on the water fountain.
726	"Marge the Meanie"	The comic Super Infinite Super Secret Crisis War is a parody of the DC Comics series Crisis on Infinite Earths and the Marvel Comics series Secret War.
Comic Book Guy tries to sell Bart a "very emotional" The Awesome Spider Man comic book where Peter Parker confronts and forgives the spider who bite him.
34	731	"Lisa the Boy Scout"	Female Ashley threatened to delete Mark Ruffalo's Hulk Baby Groot from Disney.
739	"Top Goon"	At Halloween, Carl dresses up as Spider-Man.
740	"My Life as a Vlog"	Among the things seen in Comic Book Guy's room are Hulk and The Thing statues. Several Vindicators figures are also seen.
742	"Carl Carlson Rides Again"	When Naima mentions the Black Panthers, Carl does the "Wakanda Forever" salute from Black Panther, thinking she meant the Marvel film. Naima then says that she meant Huey P. Newton, who was on Carl's shirt. Newton was the co-founder of the Black Panther Party.
747	"Write Off This Episode"	One of the bets on longshot-gimmick.com is "Thanos Appears".
35	755	"Treehouse of Horror XXXIV"	David Silverman's credit "Silverman by Night" is a reference to Werewolf by Night, which Silverman appeared in.
759	"Murder, She Boat"	A statue of Galactus is seen on the Pacific Princess Leia. Costumes seen include Otto Mann as Loki, the crew of the ship as the Fantastic Four, people as Drax the Destroyer and Mantis, Dr. Hibbert and several other people as Blade, Bernice Hibbert as Storm, and Carl Carlson as a purple Spider-Man. Rainier Wolfcastle is knocked out by a Captain America shield.
764	"Night of the Living Wage"	A purple Hulk bookend is seen in The Android's Dungeon.
36	773	"Treehouse of Horror XXXV"	Tim Long's credit, "Agatha All Tim Long", is a reference to Agatha All Along.

Specials[edit]

Picture	Special name	Reference
	"The Simpsons Guy"	Peter Griffin sells a photo of Spider-Man, which he took when taking a photo of a woman's thong, to J. Jonah Jameson who then owes Peter a favor. The picture is a reference to one of Jameson's lines from the 2002 Spider-Man film: "If we can get a picture of Julia Roberts in a thong, we can get a picture of this weirdo", meaning Spider-Man.
	Everybody Smile	Homer is dressed as Iron Man.
	Disney Investor Day 2020	When talking about Disney+, Homer says that he would kill for Fat Thor's body, a reference to Avengers: Endgame.
	The Good, the Bart, and the Loki	It is a Marvel themed special The Simpsons short.
	Plusaversary	Loki and Thanos are on the guest list.
	Doctor Strange uses his magic to play snooker.
	Loki is seen with Thor's credit card.
	Cinderella almost steps on Jiminy Cricket and Ant-Man.
	May the 12th Be with You	Groot and Baby Groot make an appearance.

Comics[edit]

Picture	Comic issue	Story name	Reference
Simpsons Comics
	Simpsons Comics #3	Krusty, Agent of K.L.O.W.N.	The comic title and cover is a parody of Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D..
	Simpsons Comics #5	When Bongos Collide!	The Human Torque's name is a reference to the Human Torch.
	Simpsons Comics #30	Bore Us the Movie Gruel	The opening of the film Gladys the Groovy Mule parodies the opening of the original Spider-Man story from Amazing Fantasy #15. Several analogues include Peter Lewis (reference to Peter Parker), Gwen (reference to Gwen Stacy in name and Liz Allen in behaviour) and Bash Flashman (reference to Flash Thompson).
	Simpsons Comics #31	Radioactive Homer	Professor Frink is dressed as Doctor Strange at the masquerade ball.
	The Official Bongo Comics Convention Survival Guide	Lewis Clark has a shelf overflowing with Doctor Strange comics.
	Simpsons Comics #39	Sense and Censorability	When giving his opening speech, Comic Book Guy mentions the Hulk, the Guardians of the Galaxy, Galactus, the Watchers, Beyonder and Skrulls. Later, Bart mentions Brother Voodoo, and the Ian asks if he has a website.
	Simpsons Comics #67	Growing Pains!	The comic Z-Men is a parody of the X-Men.
	Simpsons Comics #71	Simpson/Sideshow Sibling Smackdown	Comic Book Guy reveals that he now owns the library and was replacing the old books with graphic novels from The Amazing Spider-Man to Zatanna.
	Simpsons Comics #88	License To Kilt	X-Men writers Mark Millar and Grant Morrison were seen in Scotland. They then argued over which version of their X-Men was better before thy started fighting.
	Simpsons Comics #91	3000's Company	A Howard the Duck poster hangs among others in the sanctuary Comic Book Guy creates underneath Mr. Burns' mansion. There are also various boxes of Spider-Man comics; Spectacular Spider-Man, Peter Parker the Spectacular Spider-Man, Peter Parker Spectacular Spider-Man and Aunt May's Spectacular Sexy Spring Break Adventures.
	Simpsons Comics #118	The "X" Men	The name of the comic is a reference to The X-Men, a team of superheros from the Marvel comics.
	Nick Fury and Dum Dum Dugan appear in a S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier.
	Comic Book Guy says "Truly this is the greatest coming together of heroes since Avengers Comics issue number one".
	Simpsons Comics #144	War Is Smelly!	Sgt. Furry and his Howling K-9 Kommandos are a parody of Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos.
	Simpsons Comics #178	The Thingama-Bob from Outer Space	The Blackhawk Guillotine with Adamantium Blades has Adamantium blades, a fictional metal alloy from Marvel Comics. It is best known as being the substance that makes up Wolverine's skeleton and blades.
	Simpsons Comics #214	Worst Con Ever!	Bart is seen with Badgerine claws.
	Simpsons Comics #211	An Unconventional Romance	Cloris Clane mentions that she cosplays as Dark Phoenix. Someone dressed as Captain America was seen at Bi-Mon-Sci-Fi-Con.
	Simpsons Comics #218	Simpsons Comics #218	The cover of the comic is a parody of the Guardians of the Galaxy, in particular the variation of them that appears in the 2014 film.
	Spaced Out!	The third part of the story of the Protectors of the Planets is a reference to Guardians of the Galaxy.
Bartman
	Bartman #2	Where Stalks... The Penalizer!	The Penalizer is a parody of the Punisher.
	Bartman #3	The Final Collision	The Human Torque appears again.
	The Mighty Smiter is a parody of Thor.
	The Mighty Smiter fights a group of super-powered power plant workers whom he calls the "Fission Division". With their long extensible arms equipped with mechanical grasping claws, the Fission Division bear a resemblance to Doctor Octopus.
Radioactive Man
	Radioactive Man #1	Dr. Crab's Commie Comics	Aunt June is a reference to Aunt May.
	Radioactive Man #4	The Amazing Radioactive Spider!	The title is a reference to The Amazing Spider-Man. The entire comic is a parody of Spider-Man comics. Parker Peterman is an obvious parody of Peter Parker. Parker getting bitten by a radioactive spider is similar to Spider-Man's origin. Aunt Mabel and Uncle Benny are parodies of Aunt May and Uncle Ben. Buck Curtis is a parody of Flash Thompson. At the end, Radioactive Man says "with accidental powers, comes irresponsibility", a reference to the line "with great power comes great responsibility." Parker Peterman is told to close his gown as they can see his "spider-sense tingling", a reference to Spider-Man's spider-sense.
	Radioactive Man #88	The Molten Menace of Magmo, the Lava Man	In the origin of Fallout Boy, it's revealed that a radioactive spider was about to bite Rod Runtledge until it was flicked away by Claude Kane III onto the hand of Peter Parker.
	Bongo Super-Heroes	The Grotesque Garage Sale of Gargamash!	The story contains many references to Doctor Strange comics: Lebaron Fordor is a parody of Baron Mordo. The Decrepit One is a parody of the Ancient One. The Fearful Flamammu is a parody of Dormammu.
The Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror
	Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Horror #5	Dark Lisa	The X-Friends is a parody of The X-Men. The character on the cover is a parody of Jean Grey.
	The Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror #16	Unleash the Glavin	Comic Book Guy decides whether to save His autographed Stan Lee photo or his Mjolnir, Thor's hammer, replica. He also has an Iron Man action figure.
	The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror Hoodoo Voodoo Brouhaha	Comic Book Guy's Best Costumes Ever - Part 1	Comic Book Guy dresses up as Swingin' '70s Stan Lee, holding a Spider-Man comic at Halloween 2000.
	Comic Book Guy's Best Costumes Ever - Part 2	Comic Book Guy dresses as Movie Version Dr. Octopus from the film Spider-Man 2 at Bi-Mon-Sci-Fi-Con 2004.
Bart Simpson
	Bart Simpson #19	Bartless on a Tuesday	The Thing vs. Alan Greenspan is complained about by Lenny.
	Bart Simpson #24	...Nelson Muntz's Guide to Grown-Up Nerds	Comic Book Guy says that he finds Nelson's lack of appreciation for The Avengers continuity "appalling". He then goes on to say that the educational system is "about as effective as Ben Affleck's one-dimensional portrayal of Daredevil", referring to the 2003 film of the same name.
	Bart Simpson #31	Spree for All	The list of products Comic Book Guy wants includes Hulk and The Thing fists and feet.
	Bart Simpson #40	Easy Writer	Someone is seen dressed as Wolverine. Comic Book Guy dresses up as the silver age Luke Cage.
	Bart Simpson #48	The Best Radioactive Man Event Ever! Part 2	Martin says that Fallout Boy getting shrapnel in his head and becoming Radioactive Man was an "Imagine That" story, a reference to What If. When Itchy changes his form, he changes into a parody of Wolverine.
	Bart Simpson #78	Bartman vs. Doctor Octuplets	Dr. Octuplets is a parody of Doctor Octopus.
	Bart Simpson #81	The Todd & Rodyssey	Iron Frink is a parody of Iron Man.
	Bart Simpson #83	The Booty	Comic Book Guy says that he can swallow pies like Galactus swallows galaxies. Later, Comic Book Guy says that in his line of work, "Hulking" is a compliment, a reference to the Hulk.
	Bart Simpson #97	Bart Simpson Saves the Universe	Kang and Kodos abduct Bart. When Bart appears on their ship, he asks if this is Comic-Con. Kang tells him he's on their ship, and Kodos says that if it were Comic-Con, Kang would be dressed as Deadpool and she would be dressed as Harley Quinn.
Simpsons Super Spectacular
	Simpsons Super Spectacular #2	The League of Extraordinary Barts!	Third Degree Burns has powers similar to the Human Torch.
	Bongos	The plot is based on the Marvel Comics series Marvels. Sheldon Phillips is based on Phil Sheldon, the main character from Marvels.
	Simpsons Super Spectacular #3	The Coming of Gastritus	The comic parodies The Coming of Galactus. Gastritus is a parody of Galactus. Silvery Skateboarder is a parody of the Silver Surfer. Hair Walker is a parody of Air-Walker. Mova is a parody of Nova. The Belcher is a parody of the Watcher.
	Simpsons Super Spectacular #7	The Agony and the Ectoplasm	Gil, as the Salesman, has a set of Adamantium-coated knives.
	Simpsons Super Spectacular #9	The Best Radioactive Man Event Ever! Part 3	The comic IMen is a parody of the X-Men.
Simpsons Winter Wingding
	The Simpsons Winter Wingding #1	Springfield's Letters to Santa	In Comic Book Guy's letter to Santa Claus, one of the things he wanted was the complete collection of Buffy action figures, to be delivered by Sarah Michelle Gellar. However, he also provided a list of substitutes he would find acceptable as delivery people, among them Halle Berry as Storm from X-Men.
Comic Book Guy: The Comic Book
	Comic Book Guy: The Comic Book #1	The Death of Comic Book Guy! (Part One)	Comic Book Guy's world record attempt at recreating the most fictional deaths in one minute include Hawkeye's death in the storyline Avengers Disassembled and Gwen Stacy's death in the storyline The Night Gwen Stacy Died*.
	Comic Book Guy paraphrases Bruce Banner when he says "I don't like me when I'm angry".
	Objects included at the Movie Memorabilia Auction include Doctor Strange's cloak, Captain America's shield, and Iron Man's armor.
	Comic Book Guy: The Comic Book #2	The Death of Comic Book Guy! (Part Two)	Stan Lee gives the eulogy at Comic Book Guy's funeral, following a three-hour introduction by Rev. Lovejoy during which Lovejoy mentions all of the comic book characters that Lee has created and eventually runs out of breath.
	When the geeks and nerds of Springfield take up sides against each other following the shutdown of the Internet, Ham and Database are on the side of the nerds, costumed respectively as Dr. Octopus and Thor.
	Comic Book Guy: The Comic Book #4	The Death of Comic Book Guy! (Part Four)	When Comic Book Guy was a teenager he told the Graphic Novel Kid that his chin is bald as Charles Xavier's head.
Simpsons Comics One-Shot Wonders
	McBain #1	Have Bodybag, Will Travel!	McBrain seems to be a parody of MODOK.
	Bartman Secret Saga #1	The Once and Future Bartman Part One: Alpha and D'oh-Mega	The Frinktonium Power Suit resembles Iron Man's Mk. 1 armor.

Books[edit]

Picture	Book	Reference
	Comic Book Guy's Book of Pop Culture	Comic Book Guy has props and costume pieces from several different superhero and sci-fi franchises displayed on a dress mannequin, including the top from Spider-Man's costume.
	C. Montgomery Burns' Handbook of World Domination	Mr. Burns lists Galactus as one of the authority figures whom he likes to portray in costume.
	Homer Simpson's Little Book of Laziness	Comic Book Guy reviews several comic book adaptations of works of classic literature. Between CBG's reviews and the books themselves, the roster contains several references to the Marvel universe: Regarding the adaptation of Little Women, CBG says he envisions a Team-Up issue with the Little Men, including Ant-Man and the Micronauts. Also, on the cover, one of the characters calls out, "Little women, assemble!", a take on the "Avengers, assemble!" battle cry of The Avengers. The title of the comic The Invincible Man in the Iron Mask is a wordplay on The Man in the Iron Mask and Iron Man, who is sometimes referred to as "The Invincible Iron Man". Additionally, the title character, as depicted on the cover, bears a very strong resemblance to Iron Man. The cover of the adaptation of A Farewell to Arms shows the main character having lost his arms, which doesn't happen in the novel. CBG justifies the depiction as artistic license, and as a supporting example cites a storyline where Spider-Man fist bumps Barack Obama. In the review of Uncle Tom's Cabin in the Woods!, CBG cites "Simon Legree" as the worst villain name next to "Paste-Pot Pete", which was the original name of Trapster.
	Bartman: The Hero's Handbook	There are many references to Marvel Comics and characters: In Designing the Right Costume for You! there is a character dressed like Batman with a Captain America-style shield and Mjolnir, Thor's hammer. In "Action Figure Fold-Ems", The Rock Collector is a parody of The Thing and American Pieman is a parody of Captain America. In "A Rogues' Gallery of Lesser-Known Villains": The Scorpion is based on Scorpion and The SuperintendANT's name and helmet are a reference to Ant-Man. In "Captain Fantastic's Incredible Superhero Supply Sanctuary": Kirby Krackle Cereal features Galactus on the box. The name is a reference to comic artist Jack Kirby. Liquid Adamantium and the Adamantium Blade Shaver use Adamantium. The Cosmic Cube Ice Tray is a reference to the Cosmic Cube. The Customizable Robot Double is a parody of a Life Model Decoy. "The 20 Types of Superheroes" has parodies of Wolverine, Captain America, Thor, Spider-Man, The Hulk, Iron Man, and Doctor Strange. In "Supervillain Mash-Ups I'd Like to See", characters include Galactus, Magneto, Doctor Doom, and Doctor Octopus. In "Marge Simpsons's Guide to the Superheroes We Need", The Handyman has Doctor Octopus arms.

Video games[edit]

Picture	Game	Reference
	The Simpsons: Tapped Out	Chief Wiggum asks for something experimental like Tony Stark wishes he had.
	Comic Book Guy says: "This is infinitely worse than the Negative Zone Prison Alpha operated by S.H.I.E.L.D. I demand to see your Tony Stark!"
	Milhouse says "The kind of hate only found in Magnetos, Emperors Palpatine and little girls!"
	In Level 43, Comic Book Guy says: "It is not a plate. It is a replica Captain America shield." "I wish it was really made of Vibranium, since I doubt this cheap plastic will hold the massive portion I am about to load up."
	Akira says "Aw, it's like a bushy baby Groot. Baby Groot – heh heh – time for a branch cut."
	During Treehouse of Horror XXV, Dolph's Trick-Or-Treat costume is Venom.
	In the Superheroes update, Comic Book Guy, dressed as The Collector, mentions his Silver Surfer fanny pack.
	In the Wild West update Part 3, Homer goes to create an Iron Suit. Comic Book Guy says "Still others saw genius billionaire Tony Stark make his Iron Man suit and said: "That looks easy!" Fools.".
	In the Super Powers update, Kirk mentions a film Fallout Boy VII: Infinity Endings, which is a reference to the film Avengers: Infinity War.

Twitter[edit]

Account	Date	Tweet
ComicBookGuy	July 22, 2011	OMG, I just saw Stan Lee walk by! No, wait, it was someone in a Crypt Keeper costume. #FOXSDCC
ComicBookGuy	January 24, 2012	SHAME on the Academy for overlooking Michael Fassbender's erotic and orgasmically explosive performance in "X-Men."
ComicBookGuy	Ferbruary 18, 2012	I finally went to see Meryl Streep in "The Iron Lady." Worst. Marvel Sequel. Ever!
ComicBookGuy	May 2, 2012	I can't wait for The Avengers. Only two more days until my ridiculously unrealistic expectations aren't met!
ComicBookGuy	May 3, 2012	I shall go see The Avengers but I will do so under protest. The only REAL Nick Fury is @DavidHasselhoff. Look it up.
ComicBookGuy	May 3, 2012	I'm first in line for The Avengers. What's this? Someone else in line dressed as Agent Coulson?! Comic Book Guy SMASH!
ComicBookGuy	May 4, 2012	Apparently "Agent Coulson" was an actual police officer. Please tell me how the movie turned out!
ComicBookGuy	May 5, 2012	Went from jail immediately to see The Avengers. Joss Whedon, I officially forgive you for those subpar episodes of Roseanne!
ComicBookGuy	October 31, 2012	Dear 5 year old at my door: Why should I reward you with candy for wearing a Hulk costume with non-regulation BROWN PANTS?!
ComicBookGuy	July 20, 2013	Oh, now he's gone too far. Stan Lee just did a ten-second cameo working the hot dog stand. #SDCC #FOXSDCC
ComicBookGuy	July 24, 2014	No, I am NOT dressed as Lady Thor! Please learn how to recognize manly cleavage when you see it. #SDCC #FOXSDCC

References to The Simpsons in Marvel[edit]

Comics[edit]

Comic issue	Story name	Reference
Peter Parker: Spider-Man (Volume 1) #8	Perceptions: Part 1 of 5	Spider-Man, as Peter Parker, goes to British Columbia to work on a newspaper story about a series of murders. As he begins the trip, he reflects on what a good wife Mary Jane is, as she is going to tape The Simpsons and Twin Peaks while he's away.
Peter Parker: Spider-Man (Volume 1) #19	Revenge of the Sinister Six Part Two	While Spider-Man fights the Sinister Six, he complains that they'll all miss The Simpsons, getting interrupted at "Simps..".
Secret Invasion #5	Secret Invasion	An alien Skrull is seen impersonating Homer when the Skrulls appear on TV as various celebrities and world leaders. (The side of Homer's head is visible behind the "gleefully wallow" speech balloon.)
Ultimate X-Men #12	Return to Weapon X (Part 6 of 6): End Game	While fighting Wolverine, Sabretooth draws a comparison to Itchy and Scratchy.
Civil War: Front Line #11	Embedded Part Eleven	While giving Captain America a reality check, Sally Floyd asks him when the last time he watched The Simpsons was.
Deadpool #4 (2012)	The Quick and the Dead and the Really Dead	A mercenary refers to undead President John F. Kennedy as "Quimby", a reference to the similarities between the Quimby family and the Kennedy family.
Ms. Marvel #3 (2014)	Side Entrance (Part Three of Five)	Ms. Marvel and Nakia leave lecture early to buy a squishee.
Howard the Duck #3 (2015)		Howard, Aunt May and Tara follow an old man who is clearly a parody of Hans Moleman.
Immortal Hulk #32 (2020)	Characters that look like Bart, Nelson, Milhouse and Lisa appear outside a school, that may say "Springfield" on it. The Bart-looking character also says "embiggen".

TV shows[edit]

Picture	Show	Episode	Reference
	Agatha All Along	All	An image of Lisa dressed as a witch, from the "It's the Grand Pumpkin, Milhouse" segment of "Treehouse of Horror XIX" is seen in the end credits.

Common cast and crew[edit]

Cast[edit]

Name	Role in Marvel	Role on The Simpsons
Shohreh Aghdashloo	Played Dr Kavita Rao in X-Men: The Last Stand.	Voiced Mina bin Laden in the season 20 episode "MyPods and Boomsticks".
Christiane Amanpour	Played herself in Iron Man 2.	Voiced herself in "Thirst Trap: A Corporate Love Story".
Utkarsh Ambudkar	Voiced Anand in Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur.	Voiced Jay in the season 27 episode "Much Apu About Something".
Ed Asner	Voiced J. Jonah Jameson in the 1990s animated Spider-Man TV show.	Voiced a Lifeways editor in the season 11 episode "Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?".
Awkwafina	Played Katy in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.	Voiced Carmen in the season 30 episode "Bart vs. Itchy & Scratchy" and Dr. Chang in the season 30 episode "D'oh Canada".
Hank Azaria	Voiced Eddie Brock (Venom) in the 1990s animated Spider-Man TV show.	Main cast member.
Elizabeth Banks	Played Betty Brant in the live action movies Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man 3 from 2002-2007.	Voiced Persephone Odair in "Thirst Trap: A Corporate Love Story".
Angela Bassett	Played Ramonda in Black Panther.	Voiced Michelle Obama in "Stealing First Base".
Beck Bennett	Voice of Austin Van Der Sleet in M.O.D.O.K..	Voiced Grayson Mathers in the season 33 episode "The Longest Marge".
Halle Berry	Played Storm in the X-Men film series.	Voiced herself in "Angry Dad: The Movie".
Cate Blanchett	Played Hela in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Thor: Ragnarok.	Voiced Elaine Wolff in the season 31 episode "The Way of the Dog".
Kimberly Brooks	Provides additional voices for Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur.	Voices several characters for The Simpsons.
Dan Castellaneta	Played Mr. Kenny in the Fantastic Four.	Voices Homer Simpson and many other recurring characters.
Kim Cattrall	Played Dr. Gabrielle White in The Incredible Hulk television series episode "Kindred Spirits".	Voiced Chloe Talbot in the Season 16 episode "She Used to Be My Girl" and the dream Simpson sister in the Season 21 episode "Oh Brother, Where Bart Thou?".
Don Cheadle	Played War Machine in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.	Voiced Brother Faith in the season 11 episode "Faith Off".
Michael Chiklis	Played the Thing in the live action movies Fantastic Four and Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer from 2005-2007.	Voiced the handsome quarterback in the season 28 episode "The Town".
Dick Clark	Voiced himself in the Fantastic Four 1994 series	himself in "Treehouse of Horror X".
Jemaine Clement	Played Oliver Bird in Legion.	Voiced Ethan Ballantyne in the season 22 episode "Elementary School Musical".
Glenn Close	Played Irani Rael in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Guardians of the Galaxy.	Voiced Mona Simpson.
Christopher Collins	Voiced Sandman in the 1980s animated Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends TV show.	Original voice of Mr. Burns.
Henry Corden	Voiced Molecule Man and Attuma in the 1967 TV series Fantastic Four.	Voiced Fred Flintstone in "Sideshow Bob Roberts".
Brian Cox	Played Colonel William Stryker in X2.	Voiced Costas Becker in the two-part episode "A Serious Flanders".
Benedict Cumberbatch	Plays Doctor Strange in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.	Voiced Prime Minister of the UK and Severus Snape in "Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing" and the imaginary Quilloughby and the real Quilloughby in "Panic on the Streets of Springfield".
Alan Cumming	Played Nightcrawler in X2: X-Men United.	Voiced Loki in "Bart's in Jail!".
Jim Cummings	Voiced Shocker in the 1990s animated Spider-Man TV show. Voiced Crusher Hogan in The Spectacular Spider-Man TV show. Voiced Thanos in Season Two of The Super Hero Squad Show TV show.	Voice of Duncan.
Willem Dafoe	Played Norman Osborn (Green Goblin) in the live action movies Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man 3 from 2002-2007. Voiced the same character in the 2002 video game Spider-Man.	Voiced The Commandant and Jack Lassen.
William Daniels	Played Dr. John Bonifant in the second pilot of The Incredible Hulk television series "Death in the Family".	Voice of KITT.
Kat Dennings	Plays Darcy Lewis in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.	Voiced Valerie in the season 29 episode "Mr. Lisa's Opus".
Alex Désert	Voiced Nick Fury in the Wolverine and the X-Men TV show and The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, and Jefferson Davis in the Spider-Man 2017 TV series.	Voice of Carl Carlson and Lou from Season 32 - Present.
Asia Kate Dillon	Voiced LOS-307 in Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur.	Voiced Paula in the season 31 episode "Marge the Lumberjill".
John DiMaggio	Voiced both Flint Marko/Sandman and Hammerhead in The Spectacular Spider-Man TV show. Voiced Rocket Raccoon in "Lego Marvel Super Heroes"	Reprised his role as Bender Rodríguez from Futurama.
Robin Atkin Downes	Voiced other various characters in shows, direct-to-videos and video games.	Voiced several British men in "The 7 Beer Itch".
Chris Edgerly	Voiced Peter Parker and J. Jonah Jameson in the short The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man. Voiced a reporter in the video game The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction. Provided additional voices for the video games The Invincible Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk. Voiced Agent Haskett in the Wolverine and the X-Men TV show. Voiced Gambit in the video game X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Voiced Spider-Ham in the video game Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions Voiced the Burglar in The Amazing Spider-Man 2.	Provided additional voices since Season 22.
Robert Englund	Voiced Vulture in The Spectacular Spider-Man and Dormammu in The Super Hero Squad Show.	Voiced Freddy Krueger, the character he played on Nightmare on Elm Street, in the season 10 episode "Treehouse of Horror IX".
Morgan Fairchild	Played Lisa Benson in The Amazing Spider-Man.	Voiced Vivienne St. Charmaine in "Podcast News"
June Foray	Voiced Aunt May in the 1980s animated Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends TV show.	Voiced a babysitting receptionist.
Jennifer Garner	Played Elektra in both the 2003 film Daredevil and the 2005 film Elektra, and Deadpool & Wolverine.	Voiced herself in "Treehouse of Horror XIV".
Liz Georges	Voiced Deborah Whitman in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.	Voiced Maggie Simpson in the short "Good Night" and the season 7 episode "The Simpsons 138th Episode Spectacular".
Karen Gillan	Played Nebula in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.	Voiced Maisie MacWeldon in "Ae Bonny Romance".
Jeff Goldblum	Played the Grandmaster in the Thor: Ragnarok.	Voiced MacArthur Parker in "A Fish Called Selma".
Topher Grace	Played Eddie Brock (Venom) in the 2007 film Spider-Man 3.	Voiced Donny in "The Debarted".
Kelsey Grammer	Played Beast (Hank McCoy) in the film X-Men: The Last Stand and reprised the role as a cameo in X-Men: Days of Future Past.	Voice of Sideshow Bob.
Richard E. Grant	Played Zander Price in Logan and Classic Loki in Loki.	Voiced TBA in "Desperately Seeking Lisa".
Seth Green	Voiced Howard the Duck in the 2014 film Guardians of the Galaxy. Voiced Rick Jones and Rocket Raccoon in Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H..	Executive producer for Robot Chicken couch gag and voiced Chris Griffin in "The Simpsons Guy".
Grey Griffin	Voiced other various characters in shows, direct-to-videos and video games.	Voice of Martin Prince and Sherri and Terri Mackleberry from Season 31 - Present.
Kathy Griffin	Voiced Roxanne Gaines in the 2000s animated Spider-Man TV show.	Voiced Francine Rhenquist in "Bye, Bye, Nerdie".
Greg Grunberg	Voiced Ant-Man in The Super Hero Squad Show and Uncle Ben in Ultimate Spider-Man.	Voiced the Bad Robot security guard in "Do PizzaBots Dream of Electric Guitars?".
Bill Hader	Voiced the Leader and Angar the Screamer in M.O.D.O.K..	Voiced Slava in the season 24 episode "The Fabulous Faker Boy", and Manacek in the season 29 episode "Homer Is Where the Art Isn't".
Mark Hamill	Voiced Maximus in the second season of the Fantastic Four animated series. Voiced Jason Macendale/Hobgoblin in the 1990s animated Spider-Man TV show. Voiced Gargoyle in the 1990s animated The Incredible Hulk TV show. Voiced The Red Skull and Chthon in The Super Hero Squad Show. Voiced Klaw in the animated series The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes.	Voiced himself and later Leavelle.
Jon Hamm	Voiced Iron Man in M.O.D.O.K. and the narrator in Legion.	Voiced an FBI agent in "Donnie Fatso".
Armie Hammer	Voiced Strong Arm in the animated film Stan Lee's Mighty 7.	Voiced Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss in "The D'oh-cial Network".
David Harbour	Played Alexei Shostakov/Red Guardian in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Black Widow.	Voiced Fred Kranepool in the season 32 episode "Undercover Burns".
Jess Harnell	Voiced Super Skrull and Impossible Man in the Fantastic Four 1994 animated series, Odin, Hercules, Heimdall, Impossible Man, and Crimson Dynamo in The Super Hero Squad.	Voiced Charlton Heston in the Season 13 episode "The Parent Rap".
Woody Harrelson	Played Cletus Kasady/Carnage in Venom and Venom: Let There Be Carnage.	Voiced Woody Boyd, his character from Cheers, in "Fear of Flying".
Neil Patrick Harris	Voiced Spider-Man in the 2000s animated Spider-Man TV show. Reprised the role in the 2010 video game Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions.	Voiced himself in "Bart the Murderer".
Tim Heidecker	Played Mr. Richards in the Fantastic Four reboot and Daniel Gooobler in Ant-Man and the Wasp.	Voiced Amuse Bruce in "The Food Wife".
Tom Hiddleston	Played Loki in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.	Voiced Loki, his character from the MCU, in the Disney+ special The Good, the Bart, and the Loki.
Hugh Jackman	Played Wolverine in the X-Men film series.	Voiced a Janitor in the season 33 episode "Poorhouse Rock".
Ken Jeong	Played a security guard in Avengers: Endgame.	Voiced the Korean monk 1 and Korean monk 2 in the season 30 episode "E My Sports".
Magic Johnson	Played himself in a four-part promotional web series for Spider-Man: Homecoming released as a tie-in to the 2017 NBA Finals, known as Watch the Game.	Voiced himself in "Homer Defined".
Michael Keaton	Played Vulture in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Spider-Man: Homecoming and the Sony's Spider-Man Universe film Morbius.	Voiced Jack Crowley in the season 12 episode "Pokey Mom".
Phil LaMarr	Played a train passenger in the 2004 film Spider-Man 2. Voiced Bolivar Trask and Remy LeBeau/Gambit in the animated series Wolverine and the X-Men. Voiced Robbie Robertson and Randy Robertson in The Spectacular Spider-Man TV show. Voiced J.A.R.V.I.S. in the animated series The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes.	Voiced Hermes Conrad in "Simpsorama".
Martin Landau	Voiced Scorpion in the 1990s animated Spider-Man TV show.	Voiced The Great Raymondo in "The Great Simpsina".
Lucy Lawless	Played Izzy Hartley in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.	Voiced herself and Xena in the season 11 episode "Treehouse of Horror X".
Denis Leary	Played George Stacy in the first two The Amazing Spider-Man films.	Voiced himself in "Lost Verizon".
Stan Lee	Has various cameo appearances over many Marvel films, television shows and games. Has also created many of the Marvel characters.	Voiced himself in "I Am Furious (Yellow)", "Married to the Blob" and "The Caper Chase".
Dawnn Lewis	Voiced Detective Terri Lee in the Spider-Man series and Storm in videogames.	Has voiced many different characters in many episodes.
Delroy Lindo	Played Dominic Fortune in the Marvel's Most Wanted unaired pilot.	Voiced Gabriel in "Brawl in the Family".
Simu Liu	Played Shang-Chi in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.	Voiced Hubert Wong in "When Nelson Met Lisa".
Eric Lopez	Voiced Molten Man in The Spectacular Spider-Man and Dr. Joseph Rockwell in the Spider-Man 2017 TV series.	Voice of Bumblebee Man from Season 32 - Present.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus	Played Valentina Allegra de Fontaine in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.	Voiced Gloria in the season 13 episode "A Hunka Hunka Burns in Love", the season 19 episode "I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings", and the season 20 episode "Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes".
Will Lyman	Voiced the Award Ceremony Narrator in Iron Man.	Voiced himself in "Specs and the City".
Jane Lynch	Voiced Joan Jameson in The Spectacular Spider-Man and Nebula in The Super Hero Squad Show.	Voiced Roz Davis in "Replaceable You" and Jeanie in "'Tis the 30th Season".
Natasha Lyonne	Played Sommerfield in Blade: Trinity.	Voiced Sophie in "The Nightmare After Krustmas", "E My Sports" and "Marge the Lumberjill".
Ian McKellen	Played Magneto in the X-Men film series.	Voiced himself in "The Regina Monologues".
Stephen Merchant	Played Caliban in Logan.	Voiced CONRAD in "The Girl Code".
Melanie Minichino	Voiced Eva Alexander in Guardians of the Galaxy and Spider-Girl/Anya Corazon in the Spider-Man 2017 TV series.	Voiced characters between Season 32 and season 34.
John Mulaney	Voiced Spider-Ham in the animated movie Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.	Voiced Warburton Parker in the season 31 episode "The Winter of Our Monetized Content".
Kumail Nanjiani	Played Kingo in Eternals.	Voiced Theo in "You Won't Believe What This Episode Is About – Act Three Will Shock You!".
Sam Neill	Played a fictional version of Odin in the Thor: Ragnarok.	Voiced Molloy in "Homer the Vigilante".
Nichelle Nichols	Voiced Miriam/Vampire Queen in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.	Voiced herself in "Simple Simpson".
Edward Norton	Played Bruce Banner in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.	Voiced Devon Bradley in the season 12 episode "The Great Money Caper" and Elijah Hooper in the season 24 episode "Pulpit Friction".
Chris O'Dowd	Played Richard Madison in Thor: The Dark World.	Voiced Seamus in the two-part episode "A Serious Flanders".
Edward James Olmos	Played Robert Gonzales in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.	Voiced the pit master in the season 27 episode "'Cue Detective".
Patton Oswalt	Played Hedges in Blade: Trinity and Eric Koenig in the Marvel Cinematic Universe TV series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and voiced M.O.D.O.K. in the show with the same name.	Voiced T-Rex in "The Day the Earth Stood Cool" and Bart's guilt in "The Cad and the Hat".
Elliot Page	Played Kitty Pryde in the two X-Men film movies: X-Men: The Last Stand and X-Men: Days of Future Past.	Voiced Alaska Nebraska in "Waverly Hills 9-0-2-1-D'oh".
Joe Pantoliano	Played Ben Urich in Daredevil.	Voiced Dante Calabresi, Sr. in "The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and Her Homer".
Jim Parsons	Voiced Nightmare in The Super Hero Squad Show.	Voiced himself in "Frinkcoin".
Luke Perry	Voiced Rick Jones in the 1990s animated The Incredible Hulk TV show.	Voiced himself in "Krusty Gets Kancelled".
Michelle Pfeiffer	Played Wasp in the Marvel Cinematic Universe films Ant-Man and the Wasp and Avengers: Endgame.	Voiced Mindy Simmons in "The Last Temptation of Homer".
Aubrey Plaza	Played Lenore "Lenny" Busker and Amahl Farouk/Shadow King in Legion and Rio Vidal/Death in Agatha All Along.	Voiced Amber Duffman in "From Beer to Paternity".
Brian Posehn	Played the Wedding Minister in Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer.	Voiced Dumlee in "A Father's Watch".
Natalie Portman	Played Jane Foster in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.	Voiced Darcy in the season 18 episode "Faith Off" and in the season 24 episode "Moonshine River".
Parker Posey	Played Danica Talos in Blade: Trinity.	Voiced Becky in "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge".
John C. Reilly	Played Rhomann Dey in Guardians of the Galaxy.	Voiced himself in the season 19 "Any Given Sundance".
Kevin Michael Richardson	Voiced other characters in various movies, shows and shorts.	many characters
Krysten Ritter	Played Jessica Jones in the Marvel Cinematic Universe TV series and The Defenders.	Voiced Sheila Redfield in "Meat Is Murder".
Tim Robbins	Played Phil Blumburtt in Howard the Duck.	Voiced Jim Hope in "Grift of the Magi".
Stephen Root	Voiced Neeza in the TV series Guardians of the Galaxy.	Voiced Bildorf in the season 32 episode "Wad Goals".
Anika Noni Rose	Voiced Yemandi in the TV series Avengers Assemble.	Voiced Rita LaFleur in "Gone Abie Gone".
Paul Rudd	Played Ant-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.	Voiced Dr. Zander in the season 22 episode "Love Is a Many-Strangled Thing" and himself in the "Steal This Episode" and "Three Dreams Denied".
Liev Schreiber	Played Sabretooth in X-Men Origns: Wolverine and voiced Kingpin in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.	Voiced the Dateline: Springfield narrator in the season 30 episode "Woo-Hoo Dunnit?".
Ben Schwartz	Voice of Lou in M.O.D.O.K..	Voiced The Raw Barn clerk in "'Cue Detective".
Peter Serafinowicz	Played Denarian Garthan Saal in Guardians of the Galaxy and voiced Kang the Conquerer in the videogame Lego Marvel Superheroes 2.	Voiced the Google-Disney CEO in "Krusty the Clown".
Andy Serkis	Played Klaw in the Marvel Cinematic Universe films Avengers: Age of Ultron and Black Panther.	Voiced Cleanie in the season 14 episode "Dude, Where's My Ranch?".
Martin Sheen	Played Uncle Ben in The Amazing Spider-Man.	Voiced the the "real" Seymour Skinner in "The Principal and the Pauper".
James Sie	Voiced Sunfire in X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse, four characters in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, and Wong-Chu in The Invincible Iron Man.	Voiced the Lama in "Wad Goals".
David Silverman	Played "The Flaming Tuba" in Werewolf by Night.	Director and producer, and voiced himself in the season 26 episode "Blazed and Confused" and the season 31 episode "Warrin' Priests: Part Two".
J. K. Simmons	Played J. Jonah Jameson in the live action movies Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man 3 from 2002-2007. Reprised the role vocally in The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Ultimate Spider-Man, Avengers Assemble and Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H.. Also reprised the role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Spider-Man: Far From Home.	Reprised his role as J. Jonah Jameson in "Moe'N'a Lisa", voiced a tabloid editor in "Homerazzi", JJ Gruff in the season 29 episode "3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage", Dr. Jessup in the season 30 episode "Daddicus Finch" and Victor Kleskow in the season 30 episode "Girl's in the Band".
Stellan Skarsgård	Played Erik Selvig in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Thor.	Voiced himself in the season 32 episode "Podcast News".
John Slattery	Played Howard Stark in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.	Voiced Robert Marlowe in the season 23 episode "The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants".
Kevin Smith	Played a forensics assistant named "Jack Kirby" in Daredevil.	Voiced Himself in "Highway to Well".
J. B. Smoove	Played Mr. Dell in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Spider-Man: Far From Home.	Voiced DJ Kwanzaa in the season 22 episode "Angry Dad: The Movie".
Cobie Smulders	Played Maria Hill in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and in Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur.	Voiced Hydrangea in the season 31 episode "Bart the Bad Guy".
Brent Spiner	Voiced Purple Man in The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes and Silver Surfer in Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H..	Voiced the A9000 Robots in "Them, Robot".
Patrick Stewart	Played Professor X in the X-Men film series.	Voice of Number One and himself.
Channing Tatum	Played Gambit in Deadpool & Wolverine.	Voiced himself in "Steal This Episode".
Marisa Tomei	Played Aunt May in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.	Voiced Sara Sloane in the season 14 episode "A Star Is Born Again".
Lily Tomlin	Voiced Aunt May in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.	Voiced Tammy in the season 17 episode "The Last of the Red Hat Mamas".
Taika Waititi	Voice of Korg in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and director of Thor: Ragnarok and Thor: Love and Thunder.	Voiced himself in "Murder, She Boat".
Patrick Warburton	Played General Rick Stoner in the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. episodes "All the Comforts of Home" and "Option Two" in Season Five. He also portrayed an alternate version of Rick Stoner in the episodes "A Trout in the Milk" and "Adapt or Die" in Season Seven.	Voiced Joe Swanson in "The Simpsons Guy".
Kerry Washington	Played the Alicia Masters in the live action movies Fantastic Four and Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer from 2005-2007. and voiced Shuri in the motion comic/television series Black Panther.	Voices Rayshelle Peyton.
Steven Weber	Voiced Norman Osborn/Green Goblin and other characters in Ultimate Spider-Man and George Stacy in the Marvel Rising shorts.	Voiced Neil in the Season 9 episode "King of the Hill".
Frank Welker	Voiced H.E.R.B.I.E. and The Impossible Man in the 1970s Fantastic Four TV show. Voiced Iceman and Flash Thompson in the 1980s animated Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends TV show. Toad and Lockheed in the 1980s pilot X-Men: Pryde of the X-Men. Voiced Odin in the 2010s animated Avengers Assemble TV show.	Voice of Santa's Little Helper.
Adam West	Voiced Nighthawk (who is a Marvel analogue of Batman) in The Super Hero Squad Show.	Voiced Batman in "Large Marge", as well as himself in "Mr. Plow" and Mayor Adam West in "The Simpsons Guy".
Billy West	Voiced Rocket Raccoon in Ultimate Spider-Man.	Reprised his roles as Fry, Professor Farnsworth, Zoidberg and Scruffy in "Simpsorama".
Paul Winfield	Voiced Black Marvel in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.	Voiced Lucius Sweet in the season 8 episode "The Homer They Fall" and the season 9 episode "The Trouble with Trillions".
Henry Winkler	Voiced Grandpa Quill in the TV series Guardians of the Galaxy.	Voiced Ramrod in the episode "Take My Wife, Sleaze".
Keone Young	Voiced Silver Samurai in Wolverine and the X-Men and in the video game version of 2000's X-Men and Mr. Chen in the video game version of Spider-Man 3, and Mr. Negative in Ultimate Spider-Man.	Voiced Sakatumi in "Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo".
Rob Zombie	Voiced Curt Connors/Lizard in the 2000s animated Spider-Man TV show and Ravager Navigator Voice in Guardians of the Galaxy.	Wrote the comic story House of a Thousand Donuts.

Crew[edit]

Name	Role in Marvel	Role on The Simpsons
Lorne Balfe	Composed the music for Black Widow.	Composed additional music for The Simpsons Movie and for the album The Simpsons Movie: The Music.
Danny Elfman	Composed the music for the 2002 film Spider-Man and its sequel Spider-Man 2, including the 2003 film Hulk and Avengers: Age of Ultron.	Composed the Simpsons theme song.
Kevin Feige	President of Marvel Studios.	Voiced Chinnos in "Bart the Bad Guy".
Michael Giacchino	Composed the music for Doctor Strange and the three MCU Spider-Man movies.	Composed additional music for the Medal of Homer level for The Simpsons Game and composed the song "World's Worst Internet Troll" for the season 32 episode "Do PizzaBots Dream of Electric Guitars?".
Henry Jackman	Composed the music for X-Men: First Class, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and Captain America: Civil War.	Composed additional music for The Simpsons Movie and for the album The Simpsons Movie: The Music.
Mark Mothersbaugh	Composed the music for Thor: Ragnarok.	Composed the song "Whip It" from the season 8 episode "The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase" and composed for "Around the World in 80 Bites" in The Simpsons Game.
Anthony Russo	Director of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame with his brother.	Voiced the movie executive 2 in "Bart the Bad Guy", alongside his brother, Joe Russo.
Joe Russo	Director of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame with his brother.	Voiced the movie executive 1 in "Bart the Bad Guy", alongside his brother, Joe Russo.
Hans Zimmer	Composed the music for The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and Dark Phoenix.	Currently serves as a score producer for Bleeding Fingers Music for The Simpsons. He also composed the music for The Simpsons Movie, The Simpsons Game and the special episode The Longest Daycare. He also conducted "Spider-Pig" in The Simpsons Take the Bowl.

External links[edit]

Marvel at Wikipedia

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