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:''Ms. Marvel is a [[human]] from | :''Ms. Marvel is a [[human]] from [[Marvel Comics|Marvel]].'' | ||
[[File:Msmarvel.jpg|thumb|SHAZAM! No, wait. I was thinking of someone else. Never mind.]] | |||
[[ | '''Ms. Marvel''', real name '''Carol Danvers''', is a superheroine. Her flight, invulnerability, and strength arise from her half-[[Kree]] genetics. | ||
'''Ms. Marvel''', real name '''Carol | |||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
=== | ===2005 IDW continuity=== | ||
During her superheroic career, Ms. Marvel was once subject to mind control | During her superheroic career, Ms. Marvel was once subject to mind control. The experience left her with a bit of a phobia against it. She also spent some time travelling space with the [[Starjammers]], where she discovered whole planets that have been devastated. She didn't know it at the time, but the devastation was a result of the [[Decepticon]]s conquering the planet and stripping it of resources. {{storylink|Man and Machine, Part Two}} | ||
Ms. Marvel and the [[Falcon ( | [[File:RatchetandMarvel-ManandMachine2.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1|left|EMBIGGEN— wait, no, sorry, that's the other one...]] | ||
Ms. Marvel and the [[Falcon (Marvel)|Falcon]] answered the call to help the [[Avengers]] in [[Latveria]]. When the [[Autobot]]s appeared, Ms. Marvel joined the others in attacking them, her aggressive tendencies augmented by the Decepticons' [[Psycho-Prism]]. {{storylink|Man and Machine, Part One}} Revelling in her newly uninhibited Kree bloodlust, Ms. Marvel attacked [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]], but was immobilized by his airbag. After Ratchet planted an inhibitor device on [[Captain America]] to counter the Prism's effects, he called off the attack; Ms. Marvel was unwilling to use the devices, and had to be put down by [[Doctor Doom]]. Despite an explanation of the Prism by Doom, Carol was still unwilling to use the inhibitor until they were vetted by newly arrived Avenger [[Iron Man]]. Now allied with both the Autobots and Doom, Ms. Marvel and the Avengers attempted to penetrate the Decepticons' [[Array]] to rescue [[Spider-Man]], but to no avail—until the fortress' walls opened up to reveal a team of Decepticons in [[mirror response mode]]! {{storylink|Man and Machine, Part Two}} | |||
In the battle that ensued, Ms. Marvel and the Falcon found themselves overwhelmed by the Decepticons' aerial warriors, but managed to turn the tide thanks to a Captain America-piloted [[Quinjet]] and an Autobot-boosted Iron Man. Before they could celebrate their victory, however, their opponents dealt them a crushing blow; a holographic transmission revealed that [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] and Doom had joined forces and taken Ratchet, [[Prowl (G1)|Prowl]], Spider-Man, and [[Luke Cage]] hostage, vowing to kill them if their teammates did not surrender. Carol sided with [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]] and Cap in their willingness to sacrifice the hostages to prevent a [[Symkaria]]n-Latverian war, but [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] proposed another solution... {{storylink|Man and Machine, Part Three}} | In the battle that ensued, Ms. Marvel and the Falcon found themselves overwhelmed by the Decepticons' aerial warriors, but managed to turn the tide thanks to a Captain America-piloted [[Quinjet]] and an Autobot-boosted Iron Man. Before they could celebrate their victory, however, their opponents dealt them a crushing blow; a holographic transmission revealed that [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Megatron]] and Doom had joined forces and taken Ratchet, [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Prowl]], Spider-Man, and [[Luke Cage]] hostage, vowing to kill them if their teammates did not surrender. Carol sided with [[Bumblebee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Bumblebee]] and Cap in their willingness to sacrifice the hostages to prevent a [[Symkaria]]n-Latverian war, but [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Optimus Prime]] proposed another solution... {{storylink|Man and Machine, Part Three}} | ||
Outside the Array, Carol confronted Megatron with her allies. With the hostages successfully freed and the Psycho-Prism destroyed, the Avengers and Autobots decisively beat the Decepticons, forcing them to flee. {{storylink|Man and Machine, Part Four}} | Outside the Array, Carol confronted Megatron with her allies. With the hostages successfully freed and the Psycho-Prism destroyed, the Avengers and Autobots decisively beat the Decepticons, forcing them to flee. {{storylink|Man and Machine, Part Four}} | ||
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==Notes== | |||
*Ms. Marvel was co-created by [[Gerry Conway]]. | |||
*Carol Danvers has previously been played by ''Transformers'' alumni [[Grey Griffin]] and [[Erica Lindbeck]]. | |||
*In case you were wondering, Carol Danvers's prominent live-action moniker "Captain Marvel" was first used by her in the comics in 2012, many years after the above ''Transformers'' story was published. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* [ | *[[wikia:marvel:Carol Danvers (Earth-616)|Carol Danvers]] at Marvel Database | ||
* | *{{w|Carol Danvers}} at Wikipedia | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:IDW (2005) humans]] | ||
[[Category:Marvel characters]] | |||
[[Category: Marvel | [[Category:Superheroes]] | ||
[[Category: Superheroes]] | |||
Latest revision as of 20:38, 3 December 2025
Ms. Marvel, real name Carol Danvers, is a superheroine. Her flight, invulnerability, and strength arise from her half-Kree genetics.
Fiction
[edit]2005 IDW continuity
[edit]During her superheroic career, Ms. Marvel was once subject to mind control. The experience left her with a bit of a phobia against it. She also spent some time travelling space with the Starjammers, where she discovered whole planets that have been devastated. She didn't know it at the time, but the devastation was a result of the Decepticons conquering the planet and stripping it of resources. Man and Machine, Part Two
Ms. Marvel and the Falcon answered the call to help the Avengers in Latveria. When the Autobots appeared, Ms. Marvel joined the others in attacking them, her aggressive tendencies augmented by the Decepticons' Psycho-Prism. Man and Machine, Part One Revelling in her newly uninhibited Kree bloodlust, Ms. Marvel attacked Ratchet, but was immobilized by his airbag. After Ratchet planted an inhibitor device on Captain America to counter the Prism's effects, he called off the attack; Ms. Marvel was unwilling to use the devices, and had to be put down by Doctor Doom. Despite an explanation of the Prism by Doom, Carol was still unwilling to use the inhibitor until they were vetted by newly arrived Avenger Iron Man. Now allied with both the Autobots and Doom, Ms. Marvel and the Avengers attempted to penetrate the Decepticons' Array to rescue Spider-Man, but to no avail—until the fortress' walls opened up to reveal a team of Decepticons in mirror response mode! Man and Machine, Part Two
In the battle that ensued, Ms. Marvel and the Falcon found themselves overwhelmed by the Decepticons' aerial warriors, but managed to turn the tide thanks to a Captain America-piloted Quinjet and an Autobot-boosted Iron Man. Before they could celebrate their victory, however, their opponents dealt them a crushing blow; a holographic transmission revealed that Megatron and Doom had joined forces and taken Ratchet, Prowl, Spider-Man, and Luke Cage hostage, vowing to kill them if their teammates did not surrender. Carol sided with Bumblebee and Cap in their willingness to sacrifice the hostages to prevent a Symkarian-Latverian war, but Optimus Prime proposed another solution... Man and Machine, Part Three
Outside the Array, Carol confronted Megatron with her allies. With the hostages successfully freed and the Psycho-Prism destroyed, the Avengers and Autobots decisively beat the Decepticons, forcing them to flee. Man and Machine, Part Four
Notes
[edit]- Ms. Marvel was co-created by Gerry Conway.
- Carol Danvers has previously been played by Transformers alumni Grey Griffin and Erica Lindbeck.
- In case you were wondering, Carol Danvers's prominent live-action moniker "Captain Marvel" was first used by her in the comics in 2012, many years after the above Transformers story was published.
External links
[edit]- Carol Danvers at Marvel Database
- Carol Danvers at Wikipedia
