Posted by BernieB on 2/2/2009, 2:41 am, in reply to "Marvel Man, Wonder Man, "
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It seems Carol will have to retake the "Marvel" legacy from both Moonstone and Noh-Varr. But if she's had a hard time becoming 'the best of the best', what is she fighting for? The Capt. Marvel from the Secret Invasion was a Skrull. She seemed crushed by that revelation.
I think Carol should keep reinventing herself. If not by costume design, then by her actions. I actually like seeing her doing spy work. When the little Marvel figures came out I thought that 'superspy' tag was out of date. Now I think Marvel knew what was coming. But how will that determine Carol as a superhero? A spy who's also a superhero works as a secret identity. But as a modern superhero how does that work for Carol? Female spies are usually femme fatales.
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: I seem to remember Marvel Man, which was
: Quasar's name in the 70's. And of course
: Wonder Man. Over at DC there is a character
: called Superwoman, though I recall a few
: Superwoman in the 70's and 80's. And of
: course, there's Wonder Woman, but that's her
: shtick.
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