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That's irrelevant - in the DOFP timeline, most of the heroes were slain. Their secret identities would've been outed when that happened, like what happened with Earth-1610 Peter Parker.

Good question. It's one thing copying Psylocke and Magik's swords or Archangel's wings. It's quite another emulating a non-physical power like Quicksilver's speed. Morph shouldn't be able to do that.

Technically they do, as in the comics Force Works, from Iron Man season 1, was a rebranded West Coast Avengers (the rebrand was directly linked to the show). Though Force Works disbanded in season 2,...

MC2 Gerry wasn't born with his powers? That's odd.

Steve's in this week's episode of X-Men 97.

It's a bookend for Brevoort's run as editor. It finished with this issue, and his run started with the Busiek/Perez run which Delroy first appeared in.

He's not the only one. Spider-Man did the same thing, albeit with outside help from Doctor Strange.

I didn't know Kitty and Carol were particularly close... but surely that guard ought to have recognised the name as being that of Ms./Captain Marvel? I assume Carol is dead there (most of the...

No, she doesn't have a codename in the MCU. The only other name she's used is Lieutenant Trouble, because the first Captain Marvel film which was set 30 years ago had her as a stand in for the...

Helps that the writer is G Willow Wilson. Her Ms. Marvel was expected to only be a mini too, but that run also lasted several years (albeit with a new #1 in the middle due to a linewide relaunch).
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Yeah, her last book was called Monica Rambeau: Photon.

So use the search function next time. It's on the first page if you search for Coca-Cola.

Yeah, after Captain America: Sam Wilson finished, he immediately got a new book, The Falcon. It flopped, cancelled within a year. When the Captain America run that started at the same time finished,...

Avengers: When Did the Wasp First Start Changing Her Costumes?
https://www.cbr.com/avengers-wasp-changing-costumes/

I'd be surprised if Carol ever went back to wearing a thunderbolt instead of the Hala Star. The thunderbolt is usually Kamala's symbol now (and Storm's been wearing something similar lately too).

We already have a thread for this:
https://community.cbr.com/showthread.php?171264-Marvel-partners-with-Coca-Cola-for-can-promotion

Yes, demolished in 2011 apparently.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cabrini%E2%80%93Green_Homes

A shooting, in Chicago.... Marvel's Ironheart has the same backstory, her best friend and her father...

Avengers Annual 2021.
https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Avengers_Annual_Vol_4_1
https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Ward_(Earth-616)

He most recently appeared in Guardians of the Galaxy #9 in December...

Maybe a version from Mayday's world?

Issue 3 will likely change that though. They surely have to take note of how both Spideys are friends with Kamala. There's also the subject of Gwen Stacy to cover.

Same, I thought the only 80s DC comics cartoon was Superfriends.

He wasn't. The post-Crisis origin is the one in play for Supes. Remember, the Legion of Super-Heroes were currently inspired by Jon, not Clark. Teenage Clark is probably more like the Smallville TV...

Did the artist forget what Lilith looks like? On the first couple of pages she correctly has bangs, but on the last one she doesn't.

I assume Mayday's the only one whose book sold decent numbers. Though there was never an X-People book so they probably left money on the table there.

It would be nice if the AER got their own book. After all, Steve's the only one who has a solo book, so the others need it.