Who SHOULD be the Queen of Marvel (aka their Wonder Woman)?

[Michael Watkins]

This was also part of Axis so she was inverted when this was happening. Her behavior that was night was deliberate to undermine Quinton.

being inverted didn't seem to alter anyone else's sexuality.

[Majesty]

This was also part of Axis so she was inverted when this was happening. Her behavior that was night was deliberate to undermine Quinton.

Always go with this when someone brings up Axis ^_^

AND BEFORE ANYONE SAYS 'her personality was altered by Axis..' Notice how no other heroes' sexuality was altered. We don't see Thor making out with men or Wanda going on lesbian sprees. So there you have it!

Axis didn't alter anyone else's sexuality.

That on top of the Orgy Storm had/hosted in Wakanda, as well as her relationship with Yukio and yeah....

being inverted didn't seem to alter anyone else's sexuality.

This :P

[theoneandonly]

power princess Actually going by name their flagship character should be marvel girl.

[Valamist]

Voted She-Hulk for no reason other then she is my favorite comic book character of all time.

[PwrdOn]

Jean Grey could easily be Marvel's leading hero, male or female, if they would just give her a chance instead of trying to keep out her out of publication all the time. She has a striking look, a relatable personality, strong ties to other characters across the MU, and a sizable backlog of compelling stories to build upon. And she naturally draws the spotlight whenever she shows up, both in and out of universe.

[butterflykyss]

being inverted didn't seem to alter anyone else's sexuality.

the inversion spell simply made them act differently from what they would normally which would means she can be interpreted as not being normally into women.



in fact that scan from the axis event would support her not being bisexual. bottom line she isn't bisexual in 616 canon at least not at this point.

[Majesty]

the inversion spell simply made them act differently from what they would normally which would means she can be interpreted as not being normally into women.


in fact that scan from the axis event would support her not being bisexual. bottom line she isn't bisexual in 616 canon at least not at this point.

yeah a scan is one thing.

The guy who actually wrote it is another, who confirmed the AXIS had nothing to do with Storm's bi-sexuality.




There you have it.

Keep in mind, the issue never would have came out if it was anything Marvel disagreed with. There's a LOT of ideas that get left on the cutting room floor. That was not one of them, and the writer of it that did the scene confirmed the AXIS had nothing to do with Storm's bi-sexuality, because it was already there. That's as clear as day straight from the source. It's not "comic interpretation" it's straight from the person who put it there.

So that takes care of that

[JKtheMac]

There shouldn't be one. DC's Trinity has the effect of suppressing other heroes and relegating them.

[ChronoRogue]

Clarmeont basically writes nearly all his female characters as borderline bisexual, but yeah, Storm was one of the most not-so-subtle. It wouldn't surprise me if they did have her come out one of these days, sort of like Wonder Woman now. But this seems off-topic lol.

Anyway, I voted for the only female character that's beat Wonder Woman in a popularity contest. Storm may not have ever been pushed into her own title, but she was crazy popular for about two decades (before the onset of the MCU).

[comicscollector]

I would say that Marvel have easily five female iconic characters that could be akin to Wonder Woman of DC.
They are:
.Storm.
.Invisible Woman.
.Wasp.
.She Hulk.
.Scarlet Witch.

Of those five female characters arguments could be made to any of them be the Marvel version of Wonder Woman,i voted Storm because she fought Wonder Woman in the Marvel Versus DC crossover from years ago.

[kcekada]

There really isn't one female character at Marvel that is comparable to Wonder Woman at DC. And by that, I mean publishing history and relevancy. Marvel has several top tier female characters, but none with the cache of a Wonder Woman.

[butterflykyss]

yeah a scan is one thing.

The guy who actually wrote it is another, who confirmed the AXIS had nothing to do with Storm's bi-sexuality.




There you have it.

Keep in mind, the issue never would have came out if it was anything Marvel disagreed with. There's a LOT of ideas that get left on the cutting room floor. That was not one of them, and the writer of it that did the scene confirmed the AXIS had nothing to do with Storm's bi-sexuality, because it was already there. That's as clear as day straight from the source. It's not "comic interpretation" it's straight from the person who put it there.

So that takes care of that

Frank or whomever can say whatever they want. She hasn't been confirmed in 616 canon as bisexual. The inversion spell caused them to act differently from what they normally would behave and in storm case it had her attacking students and kissing women. Also that pic of Ororo with yukio was something tchalla dreamt up in his head and not real. you will not be able to find anything from 616 except for when she was inverted that shows her being intimate with someone of the same sex. at best it was implied but that is still not confirmation. therefore any suggestion that she is bisexusl is from Frank or your head canon and is not 616.

[MyriVerse]

Well they keep trying to make Carol happen, but no one really cares.

I'd still contend it's Rogue.

I certainly always thought she made a better Ms. Marvel than Carol.

But Storm makes a better queen, imo. Rogue gets flaky way too often... though she's on an upswing atm.

[Jokerz79]

There really isn't one like there really isn't a Superman or Batman. The DC Trinity are unique in comics the only three golden age heroes to really survive into the Silver Age without reboots.

[Michael Watkins]

the inversion spell simply made them act differently from what they would normally which would means she can be interpreted as not being normally into women.

that's a stretch. she also kissed a guy. can't that, using your logic, be interpreted as her not normally being into guys? how about this. what if the inversion just made her more open about her sexuality; less inhibited?