GENERATIONS Coming Summer 2017

[CaptCleghorn]

Carol's on the image twice. Best legacy hero. Starts one and continues one.

Carol Danvers goes both ways.

Let me get an address for the hate mail.

[EmeraldGladiator]

color me old school but Ms. Marvel is the only one of the new generation, on the bottom level that I care for more than the character above them. Mar-vell reigns and seeing Ross draw him is always a delight.

[jmc247]

Other X legacy characters:

• All of the time displaced O5 to the originals.
• The Stepford Cuckoos to Emma Frost.
• Kid Gladiator to Gladiator.
• Prestige to Jean Grey, because she's used both of Jean's codenames - Phoenix and Marvel Girl - before changing to her current unique one.
• Evan (from the current All-New X-Men volume) to Apocalypse.
• Moon Girl to Moon Boy. Yeah, an Inhuman is a legacy to a mutant!

Time displaced characters are the same person just younger.

For a name that hasn't been given out.... one of Marvel's first legacy characters who was pretty much screwed to the wall by recient retcons leaving her with very few viable relationships and stuck in limbo.

[dragonmp93]

Carol Danvers goes both ways.

Let me get an address for the hate mail.

Spider-woman would agree.

[Elegant Dreamer]

So we have:

-male with a male legacy (Steven Rogers and Sam Wilson)
-male with female legacy (Thor and Jane Foster)
-female with a female legacy (Carol Danvers and Kamala Khan)

What? No female with a male legacy? (Unless I missed something)

[Warund]

So we have:

-male with a male legacy (Steven Rogers and Sam Wilson)
-male with female legacy (Thor and Jane Foster)
-female with a female legacy (Carol Danvers and Kamala Khan)

What? No female with a male legacy? (Unless I missed something)

Now that you mention it, I don't think I've ever seen any female superhero have a male counterpart in legacy; they are usually the legacy themselves. Can someone shed a light on this, and perhaps provide an example of such dynamic?

[leo619]

So we have:

-male with a male legacy (Steven Rogers and Sam Wilson)
-male with female legacy (Thor and Jane Foster)
-female with a female legacy (Carol Danvers and Kamala Khan)

What? No female with a male legacy? (Unless I missed something)

That's always been a major issue with comics in general. I always found it weird that wonder woman never had a boy sidekick like wonder boy. There's something about comics where women for some reason can't seem to influence young men, only the reverse. I've notice this issue for a long time and this poster only compounds that. Like I would really hope with how popular Thor is that she influences a young boy to become kid thor or somthing.

[Frontier]

So we have:

-male with a male legacy (Steven Rogers and Sam Wilson)
-male with female legacy (Thor and Jane Foster)
-female with a female legacy (Carol Danvers and Kamala Khan)

What? No female with a male legacy? (Unless I missed something)

Hank Pym as the second Wasp.

Nadia would actually be the third Wasp in-universe.

[Elegant Dreamer]

That's always been a major issue with comics in general. I always found it weird that wonder woman never had a boy sidekick like wonder boy. There's something about comics where women for some reason can't seem to influence young men, only the reverse. I've notice this issue for a long time and this poster only compounds that. Like I would really hope with how popular Thor is that she influences a young boy to become kid thor or somthing.

Good point and idea.

Hank Pym as the second Wasp.

Nadia would actually be the third Wasp in-universe.

Hmm, yeah, but with Hank it was sort of didn't work, unless I remembered it wrong, which could happen.

I'm not saying you're wrong, just they didn't make a big deal of it or it didn't catch on like the others; again, I could be mistaken.

[Tofali]

I don't know the history of this character but about Quasar? Does she count for the female-male mantle relay?

[Frontier]

Hmm, yeah, but with Hank it was sort of didn't work, unless I remembered it wrong, which could happen.

I'm not saying you're wrong, just they didn't make a big deal of it or it didn't catch on like the others; again, I could be mistaken.

Well, I wouldn't say it was an iconic part of his history, but Hank was the Wasp for a good deal of time (the entirety of Dark Reign and some of the Heroic Age), so I feel it should count .

I don't know the history of this character but about Quasar? Does she count for the female-male mantle relay?

Quasar is an interesting question.

I mean, you go from Wendell to Phyla, to back to Wendell (I think), and now from Wendell to Avril Kincaid.

[Elegant Dreamer]

[QUOTE=Frontier;2670108]Well, I wouldn't say it was an iconic part of his history, but Hank was the Wasp for a good deal of time (the entirety of Dark Reign and some of the Heroic Age), so I feel it should count .

Ah, yeah, knew I forgot something. Sorry.

[Xhatch]

Wasn't there supposed to be a new female Quasar in recent times? I think I remember Marvel hyping it or something. Did it never happen ala female Blade?

[Frontier]

Wasn't there supposed to be a new female Quasar in recent times? I think I remember Marvel hyping it or something. Did it never happen ala female Blade?

The current Quasar, Avril Kincaid, is a woman (and also gay) .

[Gaastra]

Now that you mention it, I don't think I've ever seen any female superhero have a male counterpart in legacy; they are usually the legacy themselves. Can someone shed a light on this, and perhaps provide an example of such dynamic?

These are male versions of female heroes.
http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/Giraud_(Earth-691)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronin_(Marvel_Comics)