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Mexico Since Mexico Since 1972, the Marvel orial had been licensing the rights to publish their stories in Mexico Mexican publishing houses as Macc Division, orial Novaro, New Publishers and Grupo orial Vid, which in different formats and published in uninterrupted during this period some of Marvel's major titles such as The Amazing Spider-Man (The Amazing Spider-Man), The Avengers (The Avengers), Fantastic Four (Fantastic Four), Daredevil, Hulk, to name a few. It is then that in 1996, Marvel decided to publish their own stories in Mexico, to thus enter the market directly. The titles were published continuously: Spiderman, Fantastic 4 and X-Men Adventures in ion of 24 pages and the X-Men , this flip book format with 32 pages, all with periodicity biweekly.He also published several special ions featuring various characters as the same X-Men and Spider-Man or The Wolverine, Punisher and Daredevil, among others. These ions were bound with 96 pages and paste thicker than biweekly ions. On 1 July 1998, Marvel inexplicably abandons the publication and gives back to Grupo orial Vid, the rights to publish and market their stories, which began a new period in which its publications reach across the country through its specialty store chain called World Vid, and even several South American countries. Since 2005, Marvel sold the rights to publishing and marketing to orial Televisa, which at first began to publish titles: The Wolverine, X-Men, Ultimate Fantastic Four and Spiderman Spectacular ion of 24 pages and schedule Monthly and The Amazing Spiderman, Daredevil, The Avengers and Venom 48-page ion with a bimonthly.Soon after began publishing special ions of 96 pages, which appeared different self-contained stories as The Dark Phoenix Saga 2 volumes, Hulk vs. Thing: Hard Knocks and many more. Since then he began to publish again, some in ions of 24 pages and monthly...