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Avengers 92 (1971) by Neal Adams recreated by Lucas Troye
The Kree-Skrull War (1971-1972)
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nickfuryagentofsword · 19 years
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The Kree-Skrull War from Avengers Disassembled (2004) by Mike Mayhew
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comfortfoodcontent · 2 years
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Avengers : Kree/Skrull War by a young Carlos Pacheco
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apaneladay · 2 years
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Roy Thomas (writer), Neal Adams (artist) The Avengers Vol. 1 #95 (1972) Published by Marvel Comics
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evilkitten3 · 11 months
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thor au where loki sees his hand turn blue and assumes he's just a very confused skrull
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classicmarvelera · 2 years
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RIP Neal Adams
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Neal Adams will be remembered for his work on The Uncanny X-Men but the highlight of his career at Marvel Comics will always be his involvement with Avengers: Kree-Skrull War and illustrating the first appearance of The Defenders 
RIP Neal Adams 
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doctorslippery · 9 months
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Herbie Crespo
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themarysuep · 2 years
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Sharon may have bled red here but I'll pretend as though I didn't see when she's revealed to be a Skrull in Secret Invasion:
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tgirldarkholme · 2 years
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Avengers #93 by Roy Thomas and Neal Adams
Mar-Vell and Carol Danvers were not actually that close before she became Ms. Marvel, Rick Jones should be more involved in Mar-Vell legacy stuff (has he even met Teddy?)
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tomoleary · 1 year
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John Byrne - Avengers Kree-Skrull War #2 preliminary and final art.
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Avengers: The Kree/Skrull War (1971-1972) by Neal Adams
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How would you pitch the Secret Invasion Disney Plus series?
Sometime after "Captain Marvel", the Skrulls managed to find a new world thanks to Carol Danvers pushing the Kree forces back. However, years later, the Skrulls split into two warring factions. One side, led by Gravik, wants revenge against the Kree. The other side, led by Talos, wants peace because he doesn't want a repeat of the Kree-Skrull War.
The schism leads to Gravik's faction infiltrating Earth. Their plan; use the leaders of Earth to push humans into a war with the Kree. Fury and Talos, knowing this would reignite the Kree-Skrull War and possibly destroy Earth, return to Earth to stop Gravik.
So, Gravik is a villain in the same mold as someone like Killmonger; you can sympathize with his motives, especially since the Kree are imperialist monsters, but you understand that his actions would destroy Earth.
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Earth is caught between the Kree and the Skrulls when their centuries-long, star-spanning conflict. The Avengers, the Inhumans and the original Captain Marvel are drawn into THE KREE-SKRULL WAR (1971-1972) and it could signal a whole new age for humanity!
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See the issue-by-issue overview, fallout and full reading order for this classic event that influenced later Marvel events like ‘Operation: Galactic Storm’, ‘Secret Invasion’ and ‘Empyre’!
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shadowwingtronix · 1 year
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"Yesterday's" Comic> The Avengers #96
BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> The Avengers #96
“Oh sure, when the Punisher does it nobody cares, but let the android try and people start yelling about Skynet.” The Avengers #96 Marvel Comics (February, 1972) “The Andromeda Swarm!” WRITER: Roy Thomas ARTIST: Neal Adams INKERS: Neal Adams, Tom Palmer, and Alan Weiss LETTERER: Sam Rosen EDITOR: Stan Lee Continue reading Untitled
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avengersrewatch · 1 year
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E15: "459"
This is an interesting episode to watch because it's the introduction of Carol Danvers to the EMHU. And it's different from the comics canon (which is super complicated and involves a Kree wishing machine) but also pretty different from the MCU origin in Captain Marvel.
Here Carol is introduced as Janet's friend. I don't know how they met but I am DYING to know. Jan is a socialite in this series and Carol is a major in the military. I guess they could've bumped into each other in NYC. Is Carol the person she complains about Hank to? I bet she is.
Because Carol immediately burns Hank by saying hot hot Tony (and suggesting he'd be a good match for Jan). But actually Carol needs Hank's help with something.
Carol introduces the Ant-man and Wasp to "Dr. Philip Lawson." This is an odd change because Mar-vell, the Kree hero who was the first Captain Marvel went by the human alias Walter Lawson in the comics. It was changed to Wendy Lawson (Annette Benning) in the film Captain Marvel. Philip Lawson is less often used (I associate Philip with the variant Mahr-vehl from the Ultimates universe/1610). But I guess none of these human names are his real name.
The "twist" to make Mar-vell a female character in Captain Marvel was new for the MCU. (Although I don't know why we are imposing a gender binary on non-human races.)
Whatever gender Mar-vell is, Jan thinks they are hot. Hank is annoyed.
Anyway, something alien crashes to Earth. Both Carol and Jan want to fight whatever it is. Like girls do. There is some fighting in the woods.
It's a giant robot (the titular "459"). Hank wants to talk to it or whatever and normally I would not roll my eyes at such a thing. But it's clearly an instrument of war, and it's shooting lasers at his girlfriend, so like, catch up, genius.
You guys aren't going to believe this, but Lawson turns out to be an alien. I know, shocking. He and Carol get hit by some kind of beam from the robot (she was protecting him) and he turns back to his regular Kree form. He announces himself as Mahr-vehl. Closed captioning confirms the spelling. So he is the Ultimates version. Weird.
They bring Carol to the hospital and call the other Avengers. Mahr-vehl explains himself. This is the first name drop of the Kree-Skrull war which isn't actually relevant until next season, because this robot was sent by the Kree. To destroy Earth. Why didn't you tell them humans already had dibs on this planet, Mahr? Huh? Not a very good scout.
He explains the if the robot encounters resistance, it just blows up the entire planet. Jan actually says, "Hulk, smash him." And I'm kind of on her side here. But Hank stops the smashing (killjoy).
Marvel (I'm not typing all the dumb letters anymore) says he's just here to study humanity and he keeps lookin' at Carol in her bed. It's implied he loves Carol so much he decides humanity should be saved. I am creeped out by this.
He's been lying to her for three years studying Carol? If he cares about her so much maybe he should have a conversation with her? Maybe "psst, I'm an alien?" I think he's a weird, gross creeper and want him smashed.
Hank and Marvel are bros now, I guess. The Avengers (Hank, Jan, Hulk, Thor and Tony) plus Marvel go fight the robot/bomb.
Marvel is wearing a look more like his Ultimates gear (Kree war suit with helmet). He's not the traditional blond-haired, red spandex Captain Marvel. He also has a green glow around him and keeps making constructs out of his nanotech. It reminds me a lot of how Green Lantern looks in cartoons. I can't unsee it.
Jan and Hank fight and also get hit by explosives. Hank tries to protect Jan and takes a blast. He says "I love..." but then urges her to stop the bomb. If you had more words you could've finished that sentence, my dude. You just didn't want to.
There is a cool sequence where Jan flies at the robot, and gets inside but she doesn't actually get to save the day. (Even though getting very small would be a useful power for diffusing a bomb, I think.) Out of nowhere there is a giant floating head of Yon-rogg that Marvel talks to. This is also weird and unnecessary setting up of intra-Kree fighting that the show will never get to since it was cancelled after its second season.
So Marvel takes the bomb and flies into space with it, but he ices up which is weird because he should be able to space travel. Like, he's from another planet. Tony saves him (Tony can totally fly into space, guys, but the alien cant?) And Thor manages to throw the bomb far enough away from Earth when it explodes. That was a shitty plan, Marv.
Jan and Marvel make up before he teleports out of there, a power I did not know he had. Hank fails again to say "I love you" to Jan. And the episode ends with a glowing Carol being able to fly.
But none of this will matter until next season, when there is more space stuff and Carol joins the team. I think this was a way to say "there are going to be more than one lady Avenger!!" without, you know, actually having more than one lady Avenger on the team. However, with so much the setup already this season, I feel like this episode would've been better next season.
So that's the story of how Carol Danvers got superpowers and ditched her stalker in one go.
Rating: Eh, if you're interested.
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