While they may seem similar, there is a massive gap in power and scale between Lady Death and Marvel’s many lower mythological gods of death.

MCU’s Rio Vidal, aka Lady Death, explained The character first appeared in Marvel Comics’s Captain Marvel #26 in 1973. Her name reflects her personality, which means the embodiment of death.

The new series focuses on Kathryn Hahn’s character, Agatha Harkness, from the acclaimed Marvel Studios’ series WandaVision , ...

Plaza debuted in Agatha All Along as Rio Vidal and later revealed herself as the embodiment of Death. Marvel reportedly plans to bring the character back, although it hasn’t officially confirmed ...

A new Agatha All Along theory presents another idea about Aubrey Plaza's character's identity: comic book villain Lady Death.

We've not covered Marvel Rivals much lately due to a shortage of hands at the wheel and greymass for the ever-expanding hero ...

Lady Deathstrike is an iconic villain in the X-Men series, and her inclusion in Marvel Snap opens up a lot more options for folks who love playing the destroy archetype. Here are our picks for the ...

It seems to be another indication that Rio is actually a major comic book villain in disguise: Lady Death. In the Marvel comics, she’s considered one incarnation of Death, and has rubbed ...

Ms. Marvel, a year-old addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, will have an untimely death in an upcoming comic book, and fans are not impressed.