The Origin of Marvel's Female Heroes

Mônica Rambeau, AKA Captain Marvel

Introduced in 2019, Mônica Rambeau gained her powers by being exposed to various dimensional energies. She can manipulate any type of energy, such as x-rays and gamma rays. In the comics, she was known as Captain Marvel and even became the leader of the Avengers at one point.

Kamala Khan, AKA Miss Marvel

Kamala Khan first appeared in 2013 and gained popularity for her unique ability to manipulate her own body. In the comics, her powers come from the Inhumans, giving her the ability to control her own size and shape. In the series, she inherits powerful artifacts from her grandmother.

Carol Danvers, AKA Captain Marvel

Carol Danvers, introduced in 1977, gained her powers when she was exposed to a machine that bombarded her with energy. She became known as Miss Marvel and later changed her name to Captain Marvel. In the movie, her origin story is revealed.

The Controversies Surrounding Marvels

The movie Marvels has received mixed reviews, with some criticizing its confusing narrative. While the origins of the three female heroes are explained, the movie reportedly includes a lot of content that may be difficult to understand for those who haven't watched the Disney Plus series.

The Post-Credits Scene

The post-credits scene in Marvels features a quote from Professor Xavier, a character from the Fox universe. This scene suggests a connection between the Marvel and X-Men universes, which has excited fans. However, it remains to be seen how the Marvel movies will handle the integration of the X-Men.

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