Johnny is confirmed to have a big role. Another reason as to Voyager maybe being Valeria.
Johnny is confirmed to have a big role. Another reason as to Voyager maybe being Valeria.
“Have courage and be kind. Where there is kindness there is goodness, and where there is goodness there is magic.” ― Cinderella
I look at the 'altered' historic cover of Avengers # 1, and I am struck that maybe Voyager looks like a possible adult Valeria.
But she also looks like a Black Swan.
Considering the Swans story, connection to Doom, etc. And the fact that everything in Marvel ends up being threaded to, connected to, other things.
my thought is she is a Swan and somehow this connection ties into the Secret Wars/Black Swans arc/plot, but also the BC Avengers and Legacy.
Maybe it is the secret that Doom is keeping as mentioned in the various blurbs for Fate of the Four?
"Never assign to malice what is adequately explained by stupidity or ignorance."
"Great stories will always return to their original forms"
"Nobody is more dangerous than he who imagines himself pure in heart; for his purity, by definition, is unassailable." James Baldwin
"In physics and mathematics, any quantity with both a magnitude and a direction. For example, velocity is a vector because it describes both how fast something is moving and in what direction it is moving." sound like the kind of science-y last name a member of the future foundation might take as an alias.
Valerie Vector
Valeria Victor
Originally Posted by The General, JLA #38
Yeah, really isn't surprising that the Newsarama article I linked to gave her the shortest odds, is it? A bit embarrassing for Marvel if it is her, because some people guessed it even before the alias was revealed.
People on the internet are good at guessing these things. You want a reveal to make narrative sense and to not be a cheat by letting the audience guess it. I honestly thought it was her based on a name starting with a V, but the end of Legacy gave me an idea how it was possible. But the former is just a lucky guess if I'm right.
Matt Murdock's cooler twin brother
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I have an epiphany from reading this. What is the best way to "prove" legacy. What is the best way to deal with the whole "comic book characters never grow old" (apologies to Elton John) fixed/time lapse-thingee mcguffinisms?
And of course Marvel has done it before....
Take a character we know, who is caught in the fixed sliding time thing - and make her over into something new.
So you're right, its Reed and Sue's daughter. But I still think it could have something to do with the secret Doom has, and Secret Wars - Black Swans (less likely perhaps).
Rachael Summers was created whole cloth and brought to 'our' reality, but Valeria will be somehow altered to be the Voyager.
btw, I don't think this solves the age/non-aging issues or timeline stuff, but more or less to create "legacy"
If it is Valeria, then I wonder why she went back in time to join the Avengers. Has she avoided the FF as much as possible for some reason? Why did she go back in time? So many questions if it is her and I hope that they're answered.
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Honestly I really hope who ever voyager is revealed to be in the no surrender avengers crossover that the character will continue to be used and be of importance going forward especially since she may just be a new creation altogether but who knows the character may actually be revealed to be a very well established marvel superhero/character either way I hope voyagers fate will go beyond this crossover.
I agree with a lot of posters though voyager has a very significant possibility of being a older Valeria Richards.
Last edited by Ianbarreilles; 09-29-2017 at 04:44 PM.
Someone else may've already mentioned this, but Valeria DID express an interest in exploring a specific universe and is talking about 'legacies' a lot. I could see Valeria inserting herself into past Marvel history as an adult just for that very reason.
If that's the case, though, I'd expect an 'event' series featuring Valeria--as Visitor--popping up within classic Marvel stories for 12 or so issues, learning whatever she learns but at the same time inadvertently screwing up Marvel history to the point that the heroes of the current time get involved (all culminating in a major or minor reboot of the timeline). She appears during Daredevil 181 and gets involved in Bullseye's fight with Elektra. She pops up during Cap's first run as Nomad. One issue brings her into Spider Man #121 during the Gwen Stacy thing. (forgive me for rambling, that's just what I would've pitched).
Either way, I'm intrigued, as I love retroactive history (as long as it's not overdone, and as some have pointed out, Marvel DID just recently do the 'Avenger X' arc).