Captain Marvel Character
Captain Marvel, also known as Shazam, is a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. Artist C. C. Beck and writer Bill Parker created the character in 1939. Captain Marvel first appeared in Whiz Comics #2 (February 1940), published by Fawcett Comics. He is the alter ego of Billy Batson, a boy who, by speaking the magic word "Shazam", can transform himself into a costumed adult with the powers of superhuman strength, speed, flight, and other abilities.
Based on book sales, the character was the most popular superhero of the 1940's, outselling even Superman. Fawcett expanded the franchise to include other "Marvels", primarily Marvel Family associates Mary Marvel and Captain Marvel Jr., who can harness Billy's powers as well. Captain Marvel was also the first comic book superhero to be adapted into film, in a 1941 Republic Pictures serial titled Adventures of Captain Marvel.
Fawcett ceased publishing Captain Marvel-related comics in 1953, partly because of a copyright infringement suit from DC Comics, alleging that Captain Marvel was a copy of Superman. In 1972, DC licensed the Marvel Family characters from Fawcett, and returned them to publication. By 1991, DC had acquired all rights to the characters. DC has since integrated Captain Marvel and the Marvel Family into their DC Universe and have attempted to revive the property several times, with mixed success. Due to trademark conflicts over another character named "Captain Marvel" owned by Marvel Comics since 1967, DC chose to publish the character's adventures under the comic book Shazam! for many years, leading many to assume that this was the character's name. DC later renamed the character "Shazam" when relaunching its comic book properties in 2011.
In addition, since 1972, the character has been featured in two television series adaptations, one live action and one animated, by Filmation, and an upcoming Warner Bros. Shazam! feature film scheduled for release in 2019 as part of the DC Extended Universe. Captain Marvel was ranked as the 55th greatest comic book character of all time by Wizard magazine. IGN also ranked Captain Marvel as the 50th greatest comic book hero of all time, stating that the character will always be an enduring reminder of a simpler time. UGO Networks ranked him as one of the top heroes of entertainment, saying, "At his best, Shazam has always been Superman with a sense of crazy, goofy fu
At the point when Carol was caught by the KGB and detained at Lubyanka jail, Logan was among the individuals who opposed requests to spare her. Tailing her association with the C.I.A., Carol brought a position with N.A.S.A. as the security executive for Cape Canaveral. It was in this limit Carol initially met Captain Marvel, the Kree warrior, Mar-Vell. In her official limit, Carol was tested with disentangling the secret of this outsider warrior. Amid her examination, the two manufactured an extraordinary bond, first as companions and after that as sweethearts. It was this relationship that would change Carol for eternity.
Skipper Marvel's mortal foe, Colonel Yon-Rogg abducted Carol, utilizing her as snare as a part of his contention with Mar-vell. Over the span of the fight, Carol and Mar-vell were gotten in the blast of a Kree Psyche-Magneton gadget. The vitality siege some way or another created Carol's hereditary structure to be merged with Mar-vell's. While Mar-vell was clearly unaltered by the occasion, Carol was currently an immaculate mixture of Kree and human qualities. What's more, she had all of Mar-vell's Kree information and preparing. Through this change, Ms. Wonder was conceived.
As a result of her inability to catch Captain Marvel, Carol lost her occupation at N.A.S.A. She recuperated rapidly, composing an effective novel about her involvement in the space business. This lead to her finding a position as the editorial manager of WOMAN magazine, an auxiliary of the Daily Bugle. Ditty's perspectives as a staunch women's activist made pressures with her supervisor J. Jonah Jameson, yet settled on her the ideal decision to be WOMAN magazine's editorial manager.
Pretty much as Carol was starting this new section of her life, the forces and persona of Ms. Wonder started to develop. At to start with, Carol experienced power outages activated by Ms. Wonder's precognitive seventh sense and the two personas were extremely particular, both rationally and physically. As time went on and Carol came to acknowledge her new part as Ms. Wonder, the two identities combined. A second introduction to the energies of a Kree Psyche-Magnetron additionally saturated Ms. Wonder with a percentage of the properties which formally dwelled in her Kree uniform (to be specific flight and the capacity to change into outfit freely).
Tune battled numerous scoundrels amid her vocation as Ms. Wonder, including Deathbird, MODOK, A.I.M., the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, the Hellfire Club, and Mystique. She likewise joined the Avengers for a brief period, and it was this connection which attracted Carol to the consideration of Marcus. The child of Immortus, Marcus watched the Avengers from a far distance and got to be fixated on Ms. Wonder. Marcus grabbed Carol utilizing Immortus' innovation to control her psyche and entice her into cherishing him. Marcus impregnated Carol with a youngster who might quickly grow up into Marcus himself, empowering him to escape Limbo. He returned Carol to the Avengers, unconscious of her time and temptation in Limbo. Tune was stunned when she discovered that she was pregnant and crushed since she was totally unconscious of the personality of the father. The pregnancy ran its course in a matter of days, leaving Carol shaken - both as a lady and a legend. The kid developed inside a day into a full-developed man, one who was resolved to win his "mother's" adoration. Tune, still puzzled by the whole experience, consented to go with Marcus back to Limbo. The Avengers wished the pair well. In Limbo, Marcus kept on maturing quickly and immediately passed on of seniority, allowing Carol to sit unbothered in Limbo and free of his brain control. Song was sickened by Marcus' controls and felt deceived by the Avengers who neglected to address Marcus` activities or intentions.
Ditty aced Immortus' innovation and came back to Earth, settling in San Francisco as opposed to coming back to the Avengers. Tune's arrival to Earth was detected by the precognitive Destiny. Fate had beforehand forecasted that Ms. Wonder would be included in an occasion that would crush the life of Mystique's foster little girl, Rogue. Persona had pledged to decimate Ms. Wonder before this could happen and built up an over the top scorn for Ms. Wonder. Maverick, catching Destiny's worries and Mystique's fuming, chose to take the fight to Carol herself. Maverick assaulted Carol in San Francisco and the pair battled on the Golden Gate Bridge. At the point when Rogue attempted to utilize her energy engrossing capacities on Carol, something turned out badly, and she retained a lot of Carol's persona, making the transferal changeless. Made distraught via Carol's considerations and recollections, Rogue tossed Carol's body from the extension. Amazingly, Carol was protected by Spider-Woman. At the healing center, Carol was distinguished and analyzed as a tabula rasa - a clear slate. Jessica Drew brought in Professor Xavier of the X-Men, who could pull forward Carol's recollections and identity from her intuitive. Notwithstanding, he was not able restore her enthusiastic association with those recollections and encounters. Song and Jessica invested some energy at the X-Mansion while Carol recouped from her difficulty.
Amid this time, a now-frail Carol stood up to the Avengers and vented her displeasure for their disloyalty of her. Hymn stayed with the X-Men for a brief time, amid which she frequently went with them on missions. One such mission prompted Carol's catch by the outsider Brood. Intrigued by her Kree/Human physiology, the Brood performed investigates Carol's hereditary structure. This unleashed the maximum capacity of Carol's Kree/Human physiology changing her into the vast fueled Binary. Song now had more power than any other time in recent memory because of her connection to a white opening.
Ditty came back with the X-Men and was emphatically considering going along with them on a lasting premise when the frantically harried Rogue came to Xavier for help. After seeing Rogue, Carol flew into a wrath and punched her into space. The X-Men reluctantly educated Carol that Xavier had permitted Rogue to join the X-Men. Not able to acknowledge this, Carol selected to join the space privateers known as the Starjammers and to abandon her inconveniences on Earth behind. As Binary, Carol was an esteemed individual from the Starjammers and battled nearby them to restore Lilandra to the Shi'ar throne. In space, Carol could get away from her misfortune and modify her life. The stars were her getaway and offered her an entire universe in which to get away from the vacancy her previous life spoke to. Ditty stayed with the Starjammers for various years. Amid this time, she experienced her deep rooted long for investigating the stars. She framed a dear fellowship with Raza Longknife, the morose cyborg individual from the Starjammers. In spite of battling the Shi'ar strengths and her previous adversary Deathbird, Carol got herself baffled at the absence of test among the Starjammers' enemies. At the point when Earth's sun was undermined, Carol relinquished her main goal for the Shi'ar Majestrix Lilandra Neramani and help the Avenger Quasar in sparing it. This exertion left Carol in an exhausted state, and she invested months recovering at the Avengers Mansion. Amid this time, she accommodated with the Avengers. At the point when the Starjammers came to Earth and into struggle with the Avengers, Carol determined the contention and chose to attempt and revamp her life on Earth.
As of late, Carol rechristened herself Warbird and rejoined the Avengers, taking after a reality-distorting strife with Morgan Le Fay. She carried with her a radical new arrangement of issues. To begin with, her forces were gradually draining, and she endeavored to conceal this from the Avengers, prompting a contention with Captain America. Tune had additionally built up a drinking issue, which was quickly seen by recouping alcoholic and kindred Avenger, Iron Man. Her drinking, combined with her determination to substantiate herself a commendable expansion to the Avengers and her mystery about her energy misfortune, prompted foolhardy showing off and messy cooperation. This in the end jeopardized the lives of her partners and prompted a formal court-military before her kindred Avengers. Instead of face her issues and a constrained downgrade to hold status, Carol quit the group. This all happened in the midst of the Avengers' contention with an agitator group of Kree. Trying to join the fight notwithstanding leaving the group, Carol understood that she no more had the ability to achieve escape speed keeping in mind the end goal to join the fight on the Moon between the Avengers and the Kree Lunatic Legion.
Discouraged, Captain Marvel Character, Carol understood that she'd arrive in a desperate predicament, and moved to Seattle to take a shot at revamping her vocation as an independent essayist and writer. She began to gain some ground in tolerating her liquor addiction however declined to acknowledge that she had a significant issue for a considerable length of time. After her drinking just about prompted catastrophe in various battle circumstances, Carol was hospitalized for liquor harming. Hymn's specialist cautioned that she had done impressive harm to her inner organs and that another beverage may execute her. This analysis consolidated with the information that she had about executed a plane brimming with individuals amid a tanked rage have constrained Carol to concede the severit
Captain Marvel Character
Height 5'11"
Weight 165 lbs.
Powers
Ms. Marvel's current powers include flight, enhanced strength, durability and the ability to shoot concussive energy bursts from her hands.
Abilities
Ms. Marvel is a skilled pilot & hand to hand combatant
Group Affiliations
Avengers; formerly Queen's Vengeance, Starjammers
First Appearance
Marvel Super-Heroes #13 (1967)
Origin
Marvel Super Heroes #18, Ms. Marvel #1(2006)
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