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

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In Avengers #276 the comicbook character Captain Marvel intimidated the comicbook character Moonstone so much

Avengers #276 Feb 1987
Under Siege: Part 7 of 8 - "Revenge"

In one of the most inspiring battles in Avengers' history, the Wasp and Ant-Man score a major victory against Zemo's minions and preserve the Prince of Power's life! However, the next big challenge awaits! Taking back their Fifth Avenue headquarters! Before embarking on that mission though, the Wasp has to find more Avengers! Fortunately, Captain Marvel escapes from the Darkforce Dimension,

the mighty Thor arrives, and the mysterious Doctor Druid appears!

Guest-starring Ant-Man. Cameo appearance by the Shroud.

that she panicked and failed to pay attention to her surroundings while still flying!

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In the very next issue the comicbook character Wasp confirms to the comicbook character Captain Marvel that the comicbook character Moonstone has broken her neck.

Avengers #277 Mar 1987
Under Siege: Part 8 of 8 - "The Price of Victory!"
This is it! The Mighty Avengers vs. the Masters of Evil! Time to live free or die in Avengers Mansion!
The Black Knight, Ant-Man, Captain America, Captain Marvel, Doctor Druid, Thor, and the Wasp vs. Goliath, the Wrecker, Blackout, Moonstone, Yellowjacket, and Baron Zemo!

The spectacular slugfest rages through the mansion and reaches its fateful climax on the rooftop!


Note: The Masters of Evil storyline is widely considered the masterpiece of Roger Stern's 5-year run on the Avengers title.

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Captain Marvel #1 Feb 1994
"Speaking without Concern!" Captain America cameo
After stumbling across a hate crime, Monica Rambeau is recruited by Special Agent Derrek Freeman to investigate a series of attacks on the campus of E.S.U.

It is there she learns from Rocket Racer that it has ties to both the Sons of the Serpent
and an accident that occurred there recently involving a Neo Nazi named "skinhead".

Captain Marvel is forced to use her powers in order to defeat "skinhead" before he can cause untold destruction and deaths.

Written by Dwayne McDuffie. Art by Dwight D. Coye and M.D. Bright.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODvCt2CN3GM

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Captain Marvel #1 Feb 1994
"Speaking without Concern!" Captain America cameo
After stumbling across a hate crime, Monica Rambeau is recruited by Special Agent Derrek Freeman to investigate a series of attacks on the campus of E.S.U.

It is there she learns from Rocket Racer that it has ties to both the Sons of the Serpent
and an accident that occurred there recently involving a Neo Nazi named "skinhead".

Captain Marvel is forced to use her powers in order to defeat "skinhead" before he can cause untold destruction and deaths.

Written by Dwayne McDuffie. Art by Dwight D. Coye and M.D. Bright.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODvCt2CN3GM

I have to find this-- I never got to see it when it came out.

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How to introduce the MCU Rogue?

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Spider-Woman rescues a "Jane Doe"..

..who turns out to be Carol Danvers!
Spider-Woman contacts Professor Xavier..


..who reveals Danvers' assailant to be ROGUE!

From Avengers Annual #10. Written by Chris Claremont. Art by Michael Golden.

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To me the submissive streak of the marvel character Spider-man in these pages is extremely off-putting.

Also, compared to the exciting super-human feats that both the marvel characters Carol Danvers and Spider-Man are capable of, seeing these comicbook characters kick-boxing is to me very UNexciting.

Umm...what's so off-putting??

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"Peter is meek in the presence of Carol. When he notices her haircut, she says, "Tread carefully. I could vaporize you on a whim." Peter plays along with the joke and mentions how he doesn't want to be vaporized. He mentions this three times in four panels. Its out-of-character. Peter likes to joke, but he usually isn't so meek unless he's around someone savage and unpredictable like Hulk or Wolverine. Even then, he will eventually try to provoke them, because its in his nature. He acts afraid of Carol, but while she is definitely more powerful than him, she isn't prone to irrational outbursts. His meekness only serves to contrast Carol's strength and this is further driven home by the sparring scene where Spider-Man blocks Carol's attacks while wearing thick pads, yet still he winces in pain, shuffling back with each blow, all while Carol ignores the obvious pain she is causing him. These moments are all designed to make Carol look better at the expense of her more established and popular male counterparts, but they do little to convey any true strength on the character."

Conclusion: Carol is better than men... even the best of them. Not only in some ways, but in all ways.
This is to be portrayed in live-action by the actors Brie Larson and Tom Holland in Avengers: Endgame!

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Carol Meets Supreme Intelligence Scene Clip

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I wonder if the MCU Supreme Intelligence will reveal that the MCU Carol Danvers is to be the mother of a race called "New-Kree"?

Ms. Marvel #19 Aug 1978
"Mirror, Mirror!"
Ronan the Accuser arrives in Texas to eliminate a number of Kree that have fled to Earth to find new lives.
He then travels to New York where he locates and attacks Carol Danvers.

Changing into Ms. Marvel, she proves to be no match for the Kree soldier.
When Captain Mar-Vell arrives he is shocked to find that Carol is wearing a uniform similar to his,
giving Ronan the opportunity to knock both of them out and take them aboard his ship.

There, under the supervision of the Supreme Intelligence, Ronan probes Carol's mind to learn of her past,
and the events that led to her becoming Ms. Marvel. After the probe is done,
both she and Mar-Vell break free and take down Ronan, then make their escape from the ship.

Afterwards, the two reconcile and agree to be friends before parting company.

Chris Claremont script. Carmine Infantino & Bob McLeod art.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teejGUgR8s8

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdIIrxJyezE Composed by Pinar Toprak

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBpNokWcXD8

very nice. interesting that they came up with this.

so when does Carol get her own solo animated series?

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delted by self moderation

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Starblast #2 Feb 1994
Starblast Crossover: Part 4 of 12 "Crossing Guard"
Quasar and his allies seek to follow the Starblaster spaceship by seizing a Shi'ar space vessel.

The Imperial Guard appears in answer to a distress call from the ship, and a fight follows.

Meanwhile, the Starblasters reach the Stranger's laboratory planet.

Closing, the Shi'ar and Earth heroes start to follow the tracks of the space pirates, jumping into the unknown awaiting them.

Featuring: Darkstar, Vanguard, Captain Marvel, Binary, Ikaris, Lockjaw, Black Bolt and the Stranger.
Continued in Quasar #55.

Written by Mark Gruenwald. Art by Herb Trimpe & Ralph Cabrera.