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

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Brie Larson shows up in cast listing of Avengers: Infinity War

Might be possible that Brie Larson will have a cameo as the Non super-powered MCU Carol Danvers.
This would be to me terrific since it coincides with the 50th anniversary of the Non super-powered Carol Danvers in 2018!

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Possibility that the MCU Carol Danvers' cameo in Avengers: Infinity War reveals that she is trapped in the MCU Soul Stone, in effect being in Limbo and as the comicbook character Marcus Immortus stated it;
"Living in solemn solitary hell unto infinity..."

Avengers #200 Oct 1980
First and final appearance of Marcus Immortus.



Note: Avengers 200 generated considerable controversy concerning the circumstances of Ms. Marvel's unwilling pregnancy.

Plot by Jim Shooter http://www.comicsreporter.com/index....y_jim_shooter/, George Pérez, Bob Layton, and David Michelinie.
Script by David Michelinie. Art by George Pérez (breakdowns) and Dan Green (finishes).

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Captain Marvel #25 Mar 1973
"A Taste of Madness!"
In an elaborate scheme of the Skrulls and their mysterious Masterlord, Rick Jones is framed for the murder of Dr. Benjamin Savannah and brought to a run down police precinct.

Using Super-Skrull's invisibility as well as other Skrull technology, Mar-Vell and Rick are led to believe that many of his long-time friends and foes have returned and are attacking him.

Rick and Mar-Vell identify the ruse, and Mar-Vell attacks the Skrulls. The building collapses in the battle and the Skrulls escape.

Script by Mike Friedrich, pencils by Jim Starlin (first work on the series), inks by Chic Stone.

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Ms. Marvel #15 Mar 1978
"The Shark Is a Very Deadly Beast!"
Returning to New York from her visit in Boston, Ms. Marvel has a brief date with Michael Barnett before returning to her job at Woman Magazine as Carol Danvers.
There she finds that deadlines are impending, and also learns about the break-in at her office and is present when Jean DeWolff interviews Frank Gianelli about the break-in.
At the same time, Tiger Shark breaks out of his cell in Hydrobase, and begins his next plot of revenge against Namor.

When Carol is looking at a new apartment, she is drawn outside when Wundarr bursts through a wall, and checks it out as Ms. Marvel.
There after a brief struggle with the man-boy, she learns from Annie Christopher that Namorita has been targeted for kidnap by Tiger Shark.

Ms. Marvel rushes to Namorita's rescue and after a short battle with Tiger shark, he manages to escape with Namorita into the water.
Unable to follow them at that time, Ms. Marvel vows to find some way to save Namorita from Tiger Shark.

Chris Claremont script. Jim Mooney & Tony DeZuniga art.

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Captain Marvel #55 Mar 1978
"Beneath the Mask--a Man!"
Captain Mar-Vell has fought lethal foes before,

but never one quite like DEATHGRIP, whose very touch can shrivel Mar-Vell to dust!


Script by Scott Edelman, pencils by Pat Broderick, inks by Bob Wiacek.

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http://www.superherohype.com/news/41...arvel#/slide/1

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Trapped in the Soul Stone?

Since the MCU Tony Stark is the creator of the MCU Ultron instead of the comicbook character Hank Pym being the creator like in the comics then yeah;
I can see the possibility of the MCU Carol Danvers being trapped in the MCU Soul Stone instead of the comicbook character Adam Warlock being trapped in the Soul Gem like in the comics.

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Oh happy day!!!!

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Is that Spectrum and Tigra!?!

Looks like Jessica Jones has a new costume.... and it used to be Carol's.
https://www.bleedingcool.com/2018/03...marvel-comics/

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Avengers #229 Mar 1983
"Final Curtain!"
Henry Pym just can't catch a break! During his testimony last issue, the Masters of Evil stormed the courtroom and kidnapped him!
Now the brilliant biochemist is holed up in Egghead's secret headquarters reluctantly working on a new project for his long-time enemy.


Meanwhile at Avengers Mansion, frustration is building in the ranks! Iron Man is missing, She-Hulk has been de-powered, and nobody knows where the Masters of Evil took Hank!
But with some outside the box thinking, the Avengers' ace archer and the team's newest member, Captain Marvel, reverse the momentum!

Can Earth's Mightiest Heroes rescue Hank Pym in time? Or will the man formerly known as Ant-Man, formerly known as Giant-Man,
formerly known as Goliath, and formerly known as Yellowjacket...find a way to beat Egghead and the Masters of Evil...all by himself?
Avengers Lineup: Captain Marvel, Captain America, Hawkeye, Iron Man, She-Hulk, Thor, and the Wasp.
Note: Due to events in his own title, Iron Man begins his lengthy absence from the Avengers.

Script by Roger Stern. Pencils by Al Milgrom. Inks by Joe Sinnott.

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Uncanny X-Men #167 Mar 1983
"The Goldilocks Syndrome! (or: Who's Been Sleeping in My Head?)" Part 6 of 6. Guest-starring the Fantastic Four, Starjammers, and the New Mutants.
This story takes place after New Mutants #3...

The New Mutants are spending their evening watching an episode of Magnum P.I. in relative quiet,
when suddenly the X-Men burst into the mansion seeking out Professor X, as he has been infected with a Brood Queen embryo.
Unsure if the young mutants that are in their home have been infected, the X-Men try to subdue Xavier's newest students while Kitty goes upstairs looking for the Professor.
Although she is armed with a Shi'ar blaster, she is easily disarmed by the Brood infected Xavier.
While downstairs, the X-Men are easily rounding up the younger mutants when Kitty is thrown down by Charles.
With the Brood persona in full control of his body, Charles allows himself to transform into his Brood form who charges after the X-Men.

Cyclops blasts the Brood out of the mansion, while outside Colossus (having been knocked outside during the fight with the New Mutants)
goes after their mentor, but finds the combination of the Brood's physical strength and the Professor's mental powers too much to fight up against.
Wolverine is the only one who can bring himself to slay the Professor, while the others try to stop him to find some other way.
When the Brood manages to escape it's taken down by Storm and Binary.

With the Professor's mind reasserting itself, he asks his senior students to put him out of his misery.
When Wolverine motions to do it, Cyclops orders him back because he refuses to kill the Professor unless they can do something to save him.

Cyclops, the X-Men and the New Mutants board the Starjammer and wait while Moira MacTaggert and Sikorsky look over Xavier's body.
When they exit the infirmary they report that they cannot change him back to his human form,
but they might be able to clone a new body for him and transplant his mind. It's a risky job, but the X-Men agree to go ahead with the attempt anyway.

As Colossus, Illyana and Kitty are reunited, Storm notes that her once close friendship with Kitty might be coming to an end and feels alone.
She goes elsewhere on the ship where she spends some time with Nightcrawler and remark on the New Mutants who were gathered in their absence in Marvel Graphic Novel #4.
While not far away, Cyclops and his father Corsair spend time together.
When Scott asks his father what he intends to do, Corsair explains that after spending some time on Earth he will return to space as he would not fit in on his old home world.
Scott asks if he can accompany him when he leaves Earth, and Corsair tells him that he can come with him if he'd like.
In the meantime, Corsair asks Scott if he'd like to meet his grandparents, to which Scott is joyed with the prospect.

The peace is broken when Gladiator arrives asking for an audience with Empress Lilandra.
Taken to his queen, Gladiator informs her that Mister Fantastic of the Fantastic Four had recently saved the life of Galactus.
Angered by this, Lilandra beams a holographic image of herself before Reed and his wife Sue, who are sleeping in bed.
She warns Richards that should Galactus consume any worlds that are populated he will be tried under Shi'ar law and punished fully for his aiding in Galactus's continued survival.
With her message done, Lilandra rejoins the X-Men and New Mutants and is informed that the operation was a success.

When Charles Xavier exits the infirmary in his new, younger, clone body he surprises everyone by being able to stand up and walk.
However, this is only a brief moment as he soon buckles over in pain.
Xavier explains to his students that his body is having a psycho-somatic response after years of being crippled, however he intends to work on being able to walk again.

He formally introduces the X-Men to his new students the New Mutants whom he intends to train in the use of their powers.
He shocks the the X-Men when he also announces that Kitty will be removed from the team and placed with the Mutants so that she can learn how to use her powers with students her own age.

Story by Chris Claremont. Art by Paul Smith and Bob Wiacek.

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Avengers #289 Mar 1988
"The Cube Root!" Part 4 of 5. Guest-starring Machine Man and Stingray.
The Avengers and the Super-Adaptoid's heavy metal horde battle from cover-to-cover on Hydro-Base!
The Sub-Mariner, Captain Marvel, She-Hulk, Marrina, and Stingray vs.

Tess-One, Sentry 459, Machine Man, the awesome android, and the Super-Adaptoid!

Wow, will Hydro-Base stay afloat with all this action? The blockbuster battle swings back and forth in each team's favor until Machine Man comes to his senses and switches sides!
When Stingray and Machine Man attack the Super-Adaptoid inside the Avengers' communications complex, an Avengers' victory looks just seconds away;
but the resourceful Adaptoid summons the mysterious being called Kubik...and absorbs his cosmic powers!

And now an Avengers' defeat looks imminent!

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

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Ah, back in those great days when Cyclops used to lead the X-Men straight and Wolverine was wrong to be all stabby-stabby all the time. I miss those simple times. This was a great story.

Peace

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Captain Marvel #9 Mar 2013
A PERFECT JUMPING-ON POINT FOR FANS NEW AND OLD! PART ONE OF A NEW STORY.
Carol finally returns home;

gets a job;

and cannot fly!?

(W) Kelly Sue DeConnick. (A) Filipe Andrade.

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Ms. Marvel #16 Apr 1978
"The Deep Deadly Silence!"
Continued from last issue... Ms. Marvel has travelled to Avengers Mansion to seek their resources to find a way to go after Tiger Shark,
who has just escaped into the ocean with Namorita as his hostage. This leads to a brief battle against the Beast and Scarlet Witch.
After everything is explained, the two Avengers allow Ms. Marvel to use their lab to devise a way to allow her to breath underwater, a task at which she is able to succeed.

Tracking down Tiger Shark to a sunken battleship, there she fights against Tiger Shark, who uses the sunken ship's missiles and a squid to try and stop her.
However, in spite of these efforts, Ms. Marvel gets up close and battles Tiger Shark hand-to-hand. The battle ends with Ms. Marvel beating Tiger Shark and knocking him out.

However, it's at that moment Ms. Marvel's ability to breath underwater wears off, and she also blacks out.
When she comes to, Ms. Marvel finds that Namorita had summoned a rescue ship from Atlantis that came to their rescue, and took Tiger Shark into their custody.

Chris Claremont script. Jim Mooney & Frank Springer art.