Beast first appeared in X-Men #1, marking his introduction as a superhero character in the Marvel Comics universe.
Beast's character design changed from a human-like mutant to a blue-furred, apelike appearance, which became his iconic look in the comics.
The character's alter ego, Dr. Henry 'Hank' McCoy, was further developed as a brilliant scientist and intellectual, enriching Beast's character depth.
Beast became a member of the Avengers team, expanding his role in the Marvel universe beyond the X-Men.
Beast was portrayed by actor Kelsey Grammer in the live-action X-Men film series, bringing the character to mainstream cinema audiences.
Beast's character was emphasized as a scientific genius, focusing on his intellect and contributions to mutant and human technology.
Born Henry 'Hank' McCoy, showing early signs of genius and physical prowess.
Hank's mutation begins to manifest with blue fur and enhanced abilities, initially hiding these changes.
Pursues advanced studies and earns recognition as a leading geneticist and biochemist within the Marvel Universe.
Experiments to reverse his mutation lead to further physical transformations, including more beast-like features.
Beast joins the Avengers, collaborating with other heroes beyond the X-Men.
Helps establish the mutant team X-Factor to protect mutant interests and aid mutants.
Becomes a scientific advisor and close confidant to Charles Xavier, furthering mutant welfare and research.
Plays a critical role in mutant affairs during the 'Messiah Complex' storyline, influencing the fate of mutant kind.
Beast becomes a member of the secret superhero group Illuminati, impacting major Marvel Universe events.
