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Captain Marvel's catchphrase is "Higher, further, faster," which reflects her determination to push herself beyond her limits. She also often uses phrases like "Let's do this" or "I got this" to inspire her team and show her confidence in facing challenges.

Captain Marvel's catchphrase is "Higher, further, faster."

Sue Storm's weakness is often portrayed as self-doubt and lack of confidence in her own abilities, as well as her fear of losing her loved ones due to her dangerous lifestyle as a superhero. Additionally, her vulnerability to extreme emotional stress can impact her ability to focus and maintain control over her powers.

'Ant-Man' did not necessarily fail at the US box office. While it may not have performed as well as other Marvel films like 'Avengers', its box office success was still significant. Factors affecting its performance could include being released close to other blockbuster films or not having as well-known a character as some other Marvel superheroes.

Namor the Submariner I don't know who was the first Marvel character, but Namor was the first mutant, not the first character.

One recurring idea in "The Amazing Spider-Man" is the theme of power and responsibility. Peter Parker learns that with great power comes great responsibility, leading him to use his abilities to help others rather than for personal gain. This moral lesson shapes Spider-Man's character and actions throughout the comics.

Some of the strongest Marvel superheroes include: Thor, Hulk, Captain Marvel, Doctor Strange, Scarlet Witch, Silver Surfer, Jean Grey/Phoenix, Gladiator, Sentry, Blue Marvel, Hyperion, Hulkling, Hercules, Rogue, and Quasar. These characters have demonstrated immense power and abilities in the Marvel Universe.

Common prepositions that can be used after the word "marvel" include at, over, and about. Example: I marveled at the stunning sunset.

In the comics, Donald Blake is initially Thor's human alter ego. In order to transform into Thor, Donald would strike his cane (which is actually Mjolnir in disguise) on the ground, causing a transformation into the God of Thunder. As the character evolved, Donald Blake and Thor were ultimately revealed to be two separate entities coexisting within the same body.

No, Green Arrow is a character from DC Comics, not Marvel Comics. He is a skilled archer and a member of the Justice League.

The One Above All is a supreme being in the Marvel Universe who is considered the most powerful and omnipotent entity. It is often depicted as the creator and overseer of the Marvel Multiverse, existing beyond all realms and dimensions. The One Above All is rarely directly involved in the events of the Marvel Universe and is more of a cosmic force.

There is no single spokesperson for DC Universe or Marvel. Both companies have various individuals, such as executives, writers, and actors, who serve as spokespersons for different aspects of their franchises.

Unfortunately, the flash drive prop from Captain America Winter Soldier is typically not available for purchase as it is a movie prop used for filming. However, you may find similar replica versions for sale from collectors or fan sites online.

Yes, the ancient Germanic people, who worshiped Thor, celebrated festivals like Thorrablót in modern-day Iceland in honor of him. These festivals often involved feasting, drinking, and other forms of merrymaking to honor Thor.

Since the 1970's the WTC was the most prominent buildings in NYC. They stood out and could be seen everywhere, so something like a comic would use it as part of a story. Until 9-11 it was impossible to think that they could actually be destroyed. Still, today I find it unbelievable that they are gone.

Yes, She-Venom is a character in Marvel Comics. She is the symbiote bonded with various female characters in the Spider-Man universe, such as Anne Weying and Patricia Robertson. The character has appeared in various storylines since her introduction.

Ghost Rider, also known as Johnny Blaze, is a fictional character in the Marvel Comics universe. He is possessed by a demon and sold his soul to the devil, becoming the supernatural entity known as Ghost Rider. He is often depicted riding a flaming motorcycle and seeking vengeance on those who deserve punishment.

The plot details for the upcoming Fantastic Four movie have not been officially revealed yet. There have been rumors of it exploring the characters' origins and potentially incorporating elements from the "Ultimate Fantastic Four" comic series. However, until an official synopsis is released, the exact plot remains unknown.

Gambit is a Marvel character. He is a mutant with the ability to manipulate kinetic energy and is associated with the X-Men.

Nick Fury knows Peter is Spider-Man, now whether all of SHIELD knows is unknown.

Green Lantern receives his powers from a power ring created by the Guardians of the Universe, a race of cosmic beings. The ring harnesses the green energy of willpower, allowing its wearer to create constructs based on their imagination. The ring chooses a worthy wearer based on their ability to overcome great fear.

Wolverine is often considered one of Marvel's most unkillable superheroes due to his powerful healing factor, adamantium skeleton, and fighting skills. His ability to rapidly regenerate from even the most devastating injuries makes him extremely difficult to kill.

The price of the Ghost Rider keepsake collection varies depending on the retailer, condition, and specific items included. It would be best to check online marketplaces or collector websites to get an accurate price range for the collection you are interested in.

Mogo is a living planet in the Green Lantern universe and is depicted as being very large, easily dwarfing an average human. Its exact size is not specified in the comics, but it is able to house an entire ecosystem and support life on its surface.