Characters with untapped potential

[your_name_here]

Another one:

Elsa Bloodstone

[Huntsman Spider]

Agreed. In all honesty, never understood why the change was ever made in the first place.

Because marketing didn't (and still doesn't) have a damn clue?

Ordinarily I would reply Blue Marvel or Synch here, but instead of the obvious answers I'm going to go with Sun Girl (Selah Burke). She would be my choice for the next big push. Give her a standalone limited series and place her in the Avengers main squad for a short spell. I'd ditch the wings in favor of Horusian (aliens) "sun disk" technology originally bio-engineered specifically for her father. I might even retcon her father's history to include some type of clandestine project between the US government and a powerful Horusian prefect that was spearheaded by Selah's father. Selah ultimately becomes the benefactor of the hybrid technology.

Oh, and cast Herizen F. Guardiola for the role of Sun Girl in the MCU. She's a rising star. Perfect fit.

Oh, yeah, I liked Sun Girl in Chris Yost's Superior Spider-Man Team-Up and New Warriors.

[LordAllMIghty]

My contribution would be BLACKWULF and his Underground Legion (especially Sparrow):

Holy Shit, I forgot about this book. I remember hating he artwork but the story was interesting.

[Steel Inquisitor]

Another one:

Elsa Bloodstone

She should have taken off right after NextWave.

[Chris0013]

Ultragirl...I don't think they ever explained mutant kree hybrid thoroughly. I get that it is most likely a human mutant and a kree had a baby....but what if it was more complicated than that. What if the pink kree were conducting a breeding program? They kidnapped dozens of human mutants...male and female...the used them to breed with pink kree. Nothing romantic or even pleasurable...all strictly clinical using IVF type processes just to make hybrids of pink kree and human mutants.

[Cruelrain]

Molly Hayes, her powers aren't unique but Marvel lacking of female powerhouses in terms of stats (super strength, durability etc) makes me want her to be more popular.

[LordAllMIghty]

Werewolf By Night. Marvel is lacking on their magical side. He would be a cool character to use to explore that.

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[Huntsman Spider]

Ultragirl...I don't think they ever explained mutant kree hybrid thoroughly. I get that it is most likely a human mutant and a kree had a baby....but what if it was more complicated than that. What if the pink kree were conducting a breeding program? They kidnapped dozens of human mutants...male and female...the used them to breed with pink kree. Nothing romantic or even pleasurable...all strictly clinical using IVF type processes just to make hybrids of pink kree and human mutants.

Yeah, I like that idea, especially given the upcoming Empyre.

[Xalfrea]

I'm gonna throw in a group for this one: What's affectionately known as the #marveltripod of Miles Morales, Kamala Khan and Sam Alexander.

I've always advocated that these three should have their own book together as a trio. We did get small glimpses of them as a group in previous issues of their individual runs, ANAD Avengers and Champions, but there could be so much more that's done with them if there was a dedicated solo series just to them.

[Chris0013]

Yeah, I like that idea, especially given the upcoming Empyre.

You would think it would be a no brainer because she is part Kree...and Justice as well since they are together and this is partly an Avengers event.

[MYCMTSC]

I think Elsa Bloodstone should be HUGE. I don't know a demographic she wouldn't appeal to.

I've always thought of Monet St Croix as Rictor (via Peter David) described her: Supergirl-meets-Veronica Lodge. That pitch alone sounds like a great solo, plus with added weird and confusing family mythology.

[Agent Z]

Tarantula (Maria Vasquez)

Polaris

I'm gonna throw in a group for this one: What's affectionately known as the #marveltripod of Miles Morales, Kamala Khan and Sam Alexander.

I've always advocated that these three should have their own book together as a trio. We did get small glimpses of them as a group in previous issues of their individual runs, ANAD Avengers and Champions, but there could be so much more that's done with them if there was a dedicated solo series just to them.

[dkrook]

For all the people that complain about Blue Marvel being to powerful of copycat. I would present Cardiac. The guy has original power and costume. He is still very powerful and could easily slide into a team book or solo. Given a good motivation and cast he is set to be a decent hero.

[Huntsman Spider]

I'm gonna throw in a group for this one: What's affectionately known as the #marveltripod of Miles Morales, Kamala Khan and Sam Alexander.

I've always advocated that these three should have their own book together as a trio. We did get small glimpses of them as a group in previous issues of their individual runs, ANAD Avengers and Champions, but there could be so much more that's done with them if there was a dedicated solo series just to them.

Miles, Kamala, and Sam as the equivalent of DC's "Trinity" for the current generation of Marvel's young heroes would be spectacular.

You would think it would be a no brainer because she is part Kree...and Justice as well since they are together and this is partly an Avengers event.

Oh, definitely. Could even throw in Karla Sofen, since she gets her powers by way of a Kree moonstone. Maybe one of the Kree-Skrull Alliance's sub-objectives is reclaiming Kree artifacts and powers that they feel have been abused by humans on Earth.

Tarantula (Maria Vasquez)

Polaris

I could definitely get behind the return of Maria Vasquez.

For all the people that complain about Blue Marvel being to powerful of copycat. I would present Cardiac. The guy has original power and costume. He is still very powerful and could easily slide into a team book or solo. Given a good motivation and cast he is set to be a decent hero.

Cardiac already has a good motivation --- he's a vigilante because he believes people with money and power shouldn't get to warp the law to shield themselves from accountability for the harm they cause in the name of their own selfish gain. I did like him in his appearance in Superior Spider-Man as an underground doctor working to heal and cure those who were turned away by other medical facilities simply for not having (enough) money to pay for the treatments they needed to live, and combined with his ethos of making sure justice comes for those who would use their status to literally get away with murder, directly or indirectly, he could very well be the hero needed in this day and age.

[Zero Hunter]

Gravity is a big one in my eyes. I have never understood why when Marvel is creating these new New Warriors series they don't remember what it was that people loved about the original series and that was that they were using already introduced characters that did not have a home book. Characters like Ultra Girl, and Anya Corazon and Gravity are the types of characters they should be using.