Uatu, as he appeared in Fantastic Four #25 (October, 2020). Art by R.B. Silva. Uatu (/ ˈwɑːtuː /), often simply known as the Watcher, is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, he first appeared in The Fantastic Four #13 (April 1963). [1] .

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Uatu is a fifth-dimensional being who observed the Multiverse from the Observational Plane. Taking an oath that prohibited him from interfering with events occurring within the Multiverse, Uatu joined the Order of the Watchers and stepped into his role as a Watcher.

Marvel Animation Universe The Watchers were a race of beings who observed others and collected knowledge. Their home planet was turned into an enormous database called the Universal Library .

The Watcher is the title of a web series that runs on Marvel's official YouTube page, hosted and written by Lorraine Cink, which features news about Marvel comics, film, television, and toys.

The Watchers are nigh-omniscient cosmic beings who observe the universe but do not interfere with it.[5] They collect their knowledge into one supreme Watcher called the One.[6] They also have the...

Cover of Fantastic Four vol. 1, 48 (Mar, 1966). Featuring Uatu the Watcher (left) warning the Fantastic Four of the coming of Galactus. Art by Jack Kirby, pencils, and Joe Sinnott, inks. History. The Watcher is many times the superior of any mere man.

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