of the comic — first called “Ms. Marvel” — wasn’t introduced until the late 1970s, as a girlfriend of the now-deceased Captain Marvel. The “Captain” moniker wasn’t officially given to her until 2012, after the MCU was well established at Disney and the company most likely looking for a female hero who could carry her own feature film. In the new movie, Marv-Vell is still a Kree character who dies and in death helps Danvers gain new powers.
But while “Captain Marvel” isn't exactly shattering glass ceilings, neither does it minimize the female experience. Danvers , now rechristened “Vers,” is a member of an elite squad called Starforce fighting to protect the Kree homeworld from the Skrulls, a dangerous and shapeshifting rival race. She has no memory of her life on Earth, until a mission under her commander Yon-Rogg goes sideways.
THINK 'I'm not mad.'
THINK Garbage
THINK The movie is just terrible. Admit it
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THINK The sexist headlines aren’t really helpful. Especially when considering the male superheroes ALWAYS have something to prove. It’s kinda an important plot point.
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