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The Ms. Marvel of the '70s. She's Good. She's a Girl. She's Art! She goes through typical changes, but eventually real-life hits like a ton of bricks for this hero that has seen trauma and knows it! Not always to the understanding of her coconspirators, yes Ms. Marvel, she has seen her trials. This is the 1st ongoing series, to see it fleshed out and carried over from other "male" heroes. It can work, Marvel, tried and true?
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Ms. Marvel, Ms. Marvel, wherefore art thou and can you please come over, Ms. Marvel. Sometime Roses aren't red, and Violets are not blue, but the beauty that is thy name is pure and true!
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Carol Danvers may just as well be called Ms. Danger, as she finds that the world is out for her. She doesn't find it herself as she, a victim, has been hunted, ravaged, and otherwise mistreated so, that it takes a chronicling of movies to tell of the woe. They even attempted a rendition in X-men the animated series cartoon but kept it simple for the times and target audience. To regale of Ms. Marvel is to know sometimes life is not fair and square, even when it comes to lauded superheroes and their accommodations of accomplishments. Scripted and plotted came with care and precision that even sometimes the characters of comics get bested in the game of life. Interpreting those facts are at the readers discretion, as it is just a LOT and such is life to then write, tally, and or otherwise describe. A hard knock life!
