My Captain Mar-Vell, Ms. Marvel, Captain Marvel, Binary and Warbird CELEBRATION!

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Looks like it's the original Fawcett Captain "Shazam!" Marvel, deliberately coloured wrong to prevent any lawsuit.

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Does Minn-Erva Guarantee a Kree Presence?

Odd that the name is written with a hyphen It will be nice though if the character's interest in Mar-Vell in the movie will be the same as in the comics.

Captain Marvel #52 Sep 1977
"Captain Marvel--Wanted!"

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Looks like it's the original Fawcett Captain "Shazam!" Marvel, deliberately coloured wrong to prevent any lawsuit.

Captain Marvel Jr colors, though

I like these in-jokes references in rival books. Booster Gold just referenced Jarvis in this week`s Action Comics!

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HOLY MOLEY! Marvel Comics displays some class in acknowledging the comicbook characters Captain Marvel Billy Batson and Captain Marvel Jr. Freddy Freeman combined, exisiting in the Marvel Multiverse!

By TheWizardNamedShazam

Although MC shows some class acknowledging 2 out of 3 members from the Marvel Family in their MM..


..it will be marvelous to me when MC will show the same class in the future towards the comicbook character Mary Marvel!!

SHAZAM!

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Avengers #228 Feb 1983
"Trial and Error!"
Finally, Dr. Henry Pym has his day in court to clear his name! Will the former Avenger be able to prove his innocence?
While both the general public and Avengers like the She-Hulk

who witnesses Captain Marvel and Captain America training in defending oneself

against unarmed assault in the Avengers gym,

anxiously await the outcome of Hank Pym's trial for treason, Egghead again reforms the Masters of Evil and sends them to the courthouse to free Hank.
During the resultant battle with the Avengers, the newly recruited Radioactive Man unleashes a gamma ray burst which changes the She-Hulk back to Jennifer Walters, thus turning the tide in his allies' favor.
Despite the heroes' best efforts, their opponents succeed in spiriting Hank away while deliberately leaving behind a brainwashed Shocker to assert that the former Avenger planned his own escape.
Now believing that he can never be cleared, the captive Hank is seemingly coerced into aiding Egghead's latest scheme.
Avengers Lineup: Captain Marvel, Captain America, Hawkeye, Iron Man, She-Hulk, Thor, and the Wasp.
Note: Al Milgrom takes over the penciling in this issue. He would do the majority of the artwork until Avengers #250

Script by Roger Stern. Pencils by Al Milgrom. Inks by Brett Breeding.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTJn0O9uUSo

In the by now 50 years of the comicbook character Carol Danvers' existence I have never found the character to have a 'funny voice'.
The comicbook characters Genis-Vell and Rick Jones on the other hand

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Avengers #288 Feb 1988
"Heavy Metal!" Part 3 of 5.
The Super-Adaptoid and Machine Man fly to Texas to round up another ally! The infamous Kree Sentry 459 last seen in Captain Marvel 49!
After reviving the alien behemoth, the three robots make tracks to the Midwest to add a fourth powerful robot to their heavy metal horde!
But when Captain Marvel assigns Doctor Druid and the Black Knight to investigate Tess-One,

they arrive at the military base first and scoop up Tess-One! However, during the duo's' flight back to Hydro-Base; the Super-Adaptoid, Machine Man, and Sentry 459 attack!
The three robots beat the two humans and add Tess-One to their team! So now the remaining avengers plus Marrina have four mechanical marauders to find!

But the Super-Adaptoid makes it easy for Earth's Mightiest Heroes to locate his cast iron crew!

The ferrous foursome just invade Hydro-Base themselves! And set up the super showdown for next issue!
Cameo appearance by the Doomsday Man. Avengers Lineup: Black Knight, Captain Marvel, Doctor Druid, She-Hulk, and the Sub-Mariner.
Notes: Kree Sentry 459 previously battled Earth's Mightiest Heroes in Avengers (1st series) 89-91. Tess-One previously appeared in Captain America Annual 8.
The letters page includes commentary from Mark Gruenwald concerning the change in writers for the Avenger series.

Script by Ralph Macchio. Art by John Buscema (breakdowns) and Tom Palmer (finishes).

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Wow! After 11 real-time years Kree Sentry 459 appeared in a marvel comic again!

Captain Marvel #49 Mar 1977
"Asylum Earth!"



Ronan the Accuser attacks

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And Doomsday Man as well appeared after 11 years in a marvel comic again.

Ms. Marvel #4 Apr 1977
"Death Is the Doomsday Man!"
After realizing that Ms. Marvel and Carol Danvers are the same person, settling the schizophrenic aspect of the character,

Ms. Marvel defeats the Doomsday Man thanks to her Seventh Sense detecting a shut-off switch.

Destructor shows up again, but he winds up killing himself messing around with Kree technology in the cave.

The issue ends with Mike Barnett calling up Carol and telling him he knows about Ms. Marvel.

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Before that it was only 7 years since Doomsday Man's first appearance;

From Silver Surfer #13 Feb 1970

[Nomads1]

Captain Marvel #49 Mar 1977
"Asylum Earth!"



Ronan the Accuser attacks

You know, Al Milgrom's early, more Jim Starlin influenced work was actually quite good. IMHO, he started to go really bad when he took over West Coast Avengers.

Peace

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Yeah, I can see what you mean. Regarding Jim Starlin... I view what Marvel Editorial recently did to this to me Living Legend to be a dick move

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Captain Marvel #8 Feb 2013
DEEP SEA DANGER!
Lite Brite and Whiz Bang merge;

Giant Robot gets destroyed.


(W) Kelly Sue DeConnick, Chris Sebela. (A) Dexter Soy.

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Lite Brite & Whiz Bang selfie

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Marvel Super-Heroes #13 Mar 1968
First appearance of Miss Danvers in "Where Stalks the Sentry!"
Continued from last issue... Captain Mar-Vell has adapted his Uni-Beam to be a hand held device before going back out into the world and try to learn what he can about the human race.
His departure from the hotel brings the attention of the desk clerk who begins to find his recent boarder very suspicious.

Testing out his uni-beam, Mar-Vell finds it satisfactory and attempts to return to his ship. Yon-Rogg attempts to use this as an opportunity to kill Mar-Vell, but the shot instead hits an aircraft.
Mar-Vell investigates the crash and finds the dead body of Dr. Walter Lawson. Learning that Lawson was a scientist to be stationed at the Cape,
Mar-Vell decides to usurp Lawson's identity for the purpose of his mission. After Una transports more breathing gas to Mar-Vell, he decides to go and infiltrate the Cape and learn what he can.

As "Lawson", Mar-Vell is introduced to General Bridges, and the security chief Miss Danvers.
He is shown the Kree Sentry which has been given to them after it was defeated by the Fantastic Four.
Yon-Rogg decides to use the Sentry for his own ends to eliminate Mar-Vell, and so has it reactivated.
When Mar-Vell learns of this, he dons his Kree armor and goes to try and stop the Sentry robot from destroying the Cape.

As he leaves, his suspicious landlord decides to snoop in his room.
This story is continued in Captain Marvel #1 May 1968.

Script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Paul Reinman.