In honor of Marvel's seventy-fifth anniversary, we're doing a countdown of the most memorable moments in Marvel Comics history, based on YOUR votes!

Here are the latest results of the countdown! Be forewarned, these memorable moments WILL include some spoilers of old famous Marvel stories!

Enjoy!

30. "Even an Android Can Cry" by Roy Thomas, John Buscema and George Klein (Avengers #58)

In Avengers #57, the Avengers are attacked by an android known as the Vision. The Vision was created by the evil robot Ultron and the Vision is doing quite a fine job of kicking the Avengers' collective ass when he manages to break free from the programming of his "father" and he helps to save the Avengers. The next issue, the Avengers gather together to determine whether they should allow their newfound ally to join the team.

In the end, they decide to make him a member and he handles the news in adorable fashion...





29. "Cap Stands Off Against Thanos" by Jim Starlin, Ron Lim and Joe Rubinstein (Infinity Gauntlet #4)

In Infinity Gauntlet #4, Captain America helps to lead a team of some of the most powerful Marvel Superheroes (plus Doctor Doom) to try to stop the mad Titan Thanos. Thanos toys with them one by one, killing them in various fashions (sucking Wolverine's skeleton out of his body, blowing Quasar's quantum bands up, flat out knocking Iron Man's head off, stuff like that). It's a gruesome scene and soon there is only one combatant left - possibly the least powerful member of the group, Captain America. But he is undeterred...





As we see on the next page (and a little on these pages), Cap's plan was that the heroes were only there to distract Thanos so that the Silver Surfer would have the chance to swoop in and steal the Infinity Gauntlet off of Thanos' hand. The plan almost worked, too! But it didn't. Cap gets a few punches in and then Thanos kills him (of course, eventually the Infinity Gauntlet IS recovered from Thanos and the cosmic reset button is hit).

28. "The Debut of the All-New, All-Different X-Men" by Len Wein and Dave Cockrum (Giant-Size X-Men #1)

This is another odd one in that I don't know precisely what people are talking about when they voted for the formation of the All-New, All-Different X-Men, so I figured I'd go with the first time they all gathered together as a team...



Go to the next page for #27-24!

27. "With Great Power..." by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko (Amazing Fantasy #15)

You could make a good case that this moment should be combined with the moment where Spider-Man discovers that the murderer of his beloved Uncle Ben was the robber he let go by earlier in the day, but A. Plenty of people listed both on their lists as distinct moments B. It really does seem to be a distinct moment and, perhaps most importantly, C. Adding the votes of this one to the votes for the other one wouldn't change the placing of the other one. So here we go, with Peter walking home after learning the lesson that will define his career as a hero...



26. "Reed and Sue Get Married" by Jack Kirby, Stan Lee and Vince Colletta (Fantastic Four Annual #3)

Beginning a long tradition of superhero weddings that are interrupted by some sort of ruckus, the wedding of Reed Richards and Sue Storm takes place only after Doctor Doom sends pretty much every supervillain the Marvel Universe had at the time after our heroes, who are aided by, well, pretty much every superhero the Marvel Universe had at the time. In the end, the Watcher lends Reed a device that wins the day and Reed and Sue are able to get married in peace, although Stan Lee and Jack Kirby are barred from attending the event...





25. "Xorn is Magneto!" by Grant Morrison, Phil Jimenez and Andy Lanning (New X-Men #146)

Early in his run on New X-Men, Grant Morrison introduced a new mutant from China known as Xorn. A healer, Xorn was a pacifist who became a beloved teacher to the young students at Xavier's. However, it turns out that Xorn was slowly turning the youth of Xavier's against the X-Men and in New X-Men #146 we see him make his move and that the peaceful Xorn was actually Magneto in disguise!





24. "Beta Ray Bill Is Worthy!" by Walter Simonson (Thor #337)

Walter Simonson began his legendary run on Thor with a storyline introducing an alien race flying by Earth. Nick Fury and SHIELD believe that this is an invasion, so they enlist the help of Thor to see what's what. The race is guarded by a being known as Beta Ray Bill. He believes Thor is attacking his people (as it turns out, the race are all in stasis while Beta Ray Bill finds a new home for his people) and they battle. During the fight, Thor is separated from his hammer long enough to transform into his Don Blake human identity. Beta Ray Bill knocks him out but now figures he has to take on more opposition, so he searches for a weapon...





Simonson's initial idea, that someone OTHER than Thor could be worthy of wielding his hammer, was a true game changer. What an awesome idea.

Go to the next page for #23-21!

23. "Kraven Finishes His Last Hunt" by J.M. DeMatteis, Mike Zeck and Bob McLeod (Amazing Spider-Man #294)

The idea behind Kraven's Last Hunt is that the aging Kraven the Hunter feels that he has to prove himself superior to the one person he has never been able to do so in the past - Spider-Man. First he defeats his old foe, buries him alive and then he takes over as Spider-Man and becomes a vicious vigilante. He feels, though, that he has proven himself to be better than Spider-Man. So when Spider-Man escapes and confronts Kraven, Kraven explains to him that there is no need for further conflict, as he has already proven everything he needs to prove. Spider-Man, still in a bad state from being buried alive for long, waringly concedes, with the intent to return later to bring Kraven to justice. However, with his "victory" now finished, Kraven has other ideas for what to do with his life...





22. "The Formation of the Avengers" by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers (Avengers #1)

The evil Loki tried to cause some mischief by manipulating some Marvel heroes into conflict with the behemoth known as the Hulk. In the end, the heroes realized that they were being duped and instead teamed up with the Hulk to defeat Loki. With the battle over, they had a novel idea...why not form a team?



21. "No More Mutants" by Brian Michael Bendis, Olivier Coipel and Mark Morales (House of M #7)

The House of M was the result of a mentally unstable Scarlet Witch being convinced by her brother, Quicksilver, that the problems with the world were caused by the fact that mutants are a hated minority. So she used her reality-altering powers to create a new world where mutants rule the land (her father, Magneto, is in charge, hence the House of M). Slowly but surely, though, a number of heroes realize that this world is not their own and try to fight back and get the real world back. During the final battle, Magneto learns what Quicksilver did and turns on his son.

Wanda does not take this well. And you don't want to upset an unstable reality-altering person...





Doctor Strange was able to cancel out her powers to a certain extent, so some mutants remained, but otherwise, Wanda's simple three word statement wiped out mutantkind for years and reshaped the X-Universe for years to come.