Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell) - Revision history

Tskflavio at 15:14, 17 November 2010

Tskflavio — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 15:14:09 GMT

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	Unfortunately, this individual turned out to be a Skrull sleeper agent programmed to believe he was the real Captain Marvel. He was sent to destroy Thunderbolts Mountian, but his programming had so completely overtaken his original personality that he killed the Skrull agents who were sent to terminate him and destroyed several Skrull ships, ending his own life in the process. He did the original Mar-Vell proud as he gave his life to defend Earth during the Skrulls' Secret Invasion.		Unfortunately, this individual turned out to be a Skrull sleeper agent programmed to believe he was the real Captain Marvel. He was sent to destroy Thunderbolts Mountian, but his programming had so completely overtaken his original personality that he killed the Skrull agents who were sent to terminate him and destroyed several Skrull ships, ending his own life in the process. He did the original Mar-Vell proud as he gave his life to defend Earth during the Skrulls' Secret Invasion.
-		+	The real Captain Marvel never actually been raised.

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Tskflavio at 15:01, 17 November 2010

Tskflavio — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 15:01:44 GMT

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	Unfortunately, this individual turned out to be a Skrull sleeper agent programmed to believe he was the real Captain Marvel. He was sent to destroy Thunderbolts Mountian, but his programming had so completely overtaken his original personality that he killed the Skrull agents who were sent to terminate him and destroyed several Skrull ships, ending his own life in the process. He did the original Mar-Vell proud as he gave his life to defend Earth during the Skrulls' Secret Invasion.		Unfortunately, this individual turned out to be a Skrull sleeper agent programmed to believe he was the real Captain Marvel. He was sent to destroy Thunderbolts Mountian, but his programming had so completely overtaken his original personality that he killed the Skrull agents who were sent to terminate him and destroyed several Skrull ships, ending his own life in the process. He did the original Mar-Vell proud as he gave his life to defend Earth during the Skrulls' Secret Invasion.

-	~~PS: veiga Power Drid's são feitos por fan's.~~

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Tskflavio at 14:41, 17 November 2010

Tskflavio — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 14:41:47 GMT

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	Unfortunately, this individual turned out to be a Skrull sleeper agent programmed to believe he was the real Captain Marvel. He was sent to destroy Thunderbolts Mountian, but his programming had so completely overtaken his original personality that he killed the Skrull agents who were sent to terminate him and destroyed several Skrull ships, ending his own life in the process. He did the original Mar-Vell proud as he gave his life to defend Earth during the Skrulls' Secret Invasion.		Unfortunately, this individual turned out to be a Skrull sleeper agent programmed to believe he was the real Captain Marvel. He was sent to destroy Thunderbolts Mountian, but his programming had so completely overtaken his original personality that he killed the Skrull agents who were sent to terminate him and destroyed several Skrull ships, ending his own life in the process. He did the original Mar-Vell proud as he gave his life to defend Earth during the Skrulls' Secret Invasion.
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		+	PS: veiga Power Drid's são feitos por fan's.

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Novaman74: I am adding the final paragraph, which I've added and has been deleted a few times now. It reflects the fact that Marvel never actually returned from the dead.

Novaman74 — Wed, 15 Sep 2010 04:58:56 GMT

I am adding the final paragraph, which I've added and has been deleted a few times now. It reflects the fact that Marvel never actually returned from the dead.

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	== The Return ==		== The Return ==

-	When [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)\|Tony Stark]], [[Yellowjacket (Henry Pym)\|Hank Pym]], and [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]] began construction on a prison within the Negative Zone, their activities caused a wrinkle in space-time. Encountering the wrinkle in the past, Captain Marvel touched it and was transported through time to the Negative Zone in the present day. Initially unsure of how to approach the situation, the heroes revealed Mar-Vell's history to him but also offered him a place in this new future as a warden for their prison, at least until, as the [[Sentry (Robert Reynolds)\|Sentry]] implicated, Mar-Vell would return to his past. Shaken by the experience and realization of his own fate, Mar-Vell nevertheless took up the Nega Bands once more to serve as Captain Marvel.	+	When [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)\|Tony Stark]], [[Yellowjacket (Henry Pym)\|Hank Pym]], and [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]] began construction on a prison within the Negative Zone, their activities caused a wrinkle in space-time. Encountering the wrinkle in the past, Captain Marvel touched it and was transported through time to the Negative Zone in the present day. Initially unsure of how to approach the situation, the heroes revealed Mar-Vell's history to him but also offered him a place in this new future as a warden for their prison, at least until, as the [[Sentry (Robert Reynolds)\|Sentry]] implicated, Mar-Vell would return to his past. Shaken by the experience and realization of his own fate, Mar-Vell nevertheless took up the Nega Bands once more to serve as Captain Marvel.
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		+	Unfortunately, this individual turned out to be a Skrull sleeper agent programmed to believe he was the real Captain Marvel. He was sent to destroy Thunderbolts Mountian, but his programming had so completely overtaken his original personality that he killed the Skrull agents who were sent to terminate him and destroyed several Skrull ships, ending his own life in the process. He did the original Mar-Vell proud as he gave his life to defend Earth during the Skrulls' Secret Invasion.

	}}		}}

Acotilletta2: fixed link

Acotilletta2 — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 05:42:12 GMT

fixed link

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	Ultimately, Captain Marvel’s earlier exposure to the nerve gas proved cancerous, and the cancer turned malignant. Mar-Vell spent his last days on [[Titan]], the moon of Saturn, surrounded by Elysius and his friends [[Mentor (Alars)\|Mentor]] and [[Starfox]]. Many of his allies came to visit him while on his deathbed including the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)\|Thing]], [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)\|Spider-Man]], [[Drax the Destroyer]], and an ambassador of the Skrull empire (the greatest enemies of the Kree Empire) who awarded Mar-Vell with the Skrull medal of valor and stated that Captain Marvel was considered to be the greatest single enemy the Skrull Empire had ever known. He was also granted a posthumous honorary membership in the Avengers, and a monument was erected in his memory on Titan.		Ultimately, Captain Marvel’s earlier exposure to the nerve gas proved cancerous, and the cancer turned malignant. Mar-Vell spent his last days on [[Titan]], the moon of Saturn, surrounded by Elysius and his friends [[Mentor (Alars)\|Mentor]] and [[Starfox]]. Many of his allies came to visit him while on his deathbed including the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)\|Thing]], [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)\|Spider-Man]], [[Drax the Destroyer]], and an ambassador of the Skrull empire (the greatest enemies of the Kree Empire) who awarded Mar-Vell with the Skrull medal of valor and stated that Captain Marvel was considered to be the greatest single enemy the Skrull Empire had ever known. He was also granted a posthumous honorary membership in the Avengers, and a monument was erected in his memory on Titan.

-	His heroic legacy continued first with his son, [[Photon (Genis-Vell)\|Genis-Vell]], conceived by Elysius who impregnated herself with Mar-Vell's cloned DNA, and later [[Quasar (Phyla-Vell)\|Phyla-Vell]], a daughter from an alternate reality whose history became folded into reality after a time warp. [[Rambeau, Monica\|Monica Rambeau]] has also used the alias of Captain Marvel, and [[~~Hulking~~]] of the Young Avengers has since been revealed to be the son of Captain Marvel and Princess Annelle of the Skrull Empire.	+	His heroic legacy continued first with his son, [[Photon (Genis-Vell)\|Genis-Vell]], conceived by Elysius who impregnated herself with Mar-Vell's cloned DNA, and later [[Quasar (Phyla-Vell)\|Phyla-Vell]], a daughter from an alternate reality whose history became folded into reality after a time warp. [[Rambeau, Monica\|Monica Rambeau]] has also used the alias of Captain Marvel, and [[Hulkling]] of the Young Avengers has since been revealed to be the son of Captain Marvel and Princess Annelle of the Skrull Empire.

	== The Return ==		== The Return ==
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	When [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)\|Tony Stark]], [[Yellowjacket (Henry Pym)\|Hank Pym]], and [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]] began construction on a prison within the Negative Zone, their activities caused a wrinkle in space-time. Encountering the wrinkle in the past, Captain Marvel touched it and was transported through time to the Negative Zone in the present day. Initially unsure of how to approach the situation, the heroes revealed Mar-Vell's history to him but also offered him a place in this new future as a warden for their prison, at least until, as the [[Sentry (Robert Reynolds)\|Sentry]] implicated, Mar-Vell would return to his past. Shaken by the experience and realization of his own fate, Mar-Vell nevertheless took up the Nega Bands once more to serve as Captain Marvel.		When [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)\|Tony Stark]], [[Yellowjacket (Henry Pym)\|Hank Pym]], and [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]] began construction on a prison within the Negative Zone, their activities caused a wrinkle in space-time. Encountering the wrinkle in the past, Captain Marvel touched it and was transported through time to the Negative Zone in the present day. Initially unsure of how to approach the situation, the heroes revealed Mar-Vell's history to him but also offered him a place in this new future as a warden for their prison, at least until, as the [[Sentry (Robert Reynolds)\|Sentry]] implicated, Mar-Vell would return to his past. Shaken by the experience and realization of his own fate, Mar-Vell nevertheless took up the Nega Bands once more to serve as Captain Marvel.

-	Unfortunately, this individual turned out to be a Skrull sleeper agent programmed to believe he was the real Captain Marvel. He was sent to destroy Thunderbolts Mountian, but his programming had so completely overtaken his original personality that he killed the Skrull agents who were sent to terminate him and destroyed several Skrull ships, ending his own life in the process. He did the original Mar-Vell proud as he gave his life to defend Earth during the Skrulls' Secret Invasion.}}	+	}}
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Novaman74 at 19:48, 4 July 2009

Novaman74 — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 19:48:26 GMT

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Novaman74: Updated info as of the end of Secret Invasion to reflect the fact that "The Return" was not a return at all.

Novaman74 — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 19:10:53 GMT

Updated info as of the end of Secret Invasion to reflect the fact that "The Return" was not a return at all.

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	\| education = Kree military training		\| education = Kree military training
	\| aliases = Dr. Walter Lawson		\| aliases = Dr. Walter Lawson
-	\| relatives = [[Photon (Genis-Vell)\|Genis-Vell]] (son), [[Quasar (Phyla-Vell)\|Phyla-Vell]] (daughter), [[Hulkling]] (Dorrek VIII, son)	+	\| relatives = [[Photon (Genis-Vell)\|Genis-Vell]] (son, deceased), [[Quasar (Phyla-Vell)\|Phyla-Vell]] (daughter), [[Hulkling]] (Dorrek VIII, son)
	\| height = 6'2"		\| height = 6'2"
	\| weight = 240 lbs.		\| weight = 240 lbs.
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	When [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)\|Tony Stark]], [[Yellowjacket (Henry Pym)\|Hank Pym]], and [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]] began construction on a prison within the Negative Zone, their activities caused a wrinkle in space-time. Encountering the wrinkle in the past, Captain Marvel touched it and was transported through time to the Negative Zone in the present day. Initially unsure of how to approach the situation, the heroes revealed Mar-Vell's history to him but also offered him a place in this new future as a warden for their prison, at least until, as the [[Sentry (Robert Reynolds)\|Sentry]] implicated, Mar-Vell would return to his past. Shaken by the experience and realization of his own fate, Mar-Vell nevertheless took up the Nega Bands once more to serve as Captain Marvel.		When [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)\|Tony Stark]], [[Yellowjacket (Henry Pym)\|Hank Pym]], and [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]] began construction on a prison within the Negative Zone, their activities caused a wrinkle in space-time. Encountering the wrinkle in the past, Captain Marvel touched it and was transported through time to the Negative Zone in the present day. Initially unsure of how to approach the situation, the heroes revealed Mar-Vell's history to him but also offered him a place in this new future as a warden for their prison, at least until, as the [[Sentry (Robert Reynolds)\|Sentry]] implicated, Mar-Vell would return to his past. Shaken by the experience and realization of his own fate, Mar-Vell nevertheless took up the Nega Bands once more to serve as Captain Marvel.

-	}}	+	Unfortunately, this individual turned out to be a Skrull sleeper agent programmed to believe he was the real Captain Marvel. He was sent to destroy Thunderbolts Mountian, but his programming had so completely overtaken his original personality that he killed the Skrull agents who were sent to terminate him and destroyed several Skrull ships, ending his own life in the process. He did the original Mar-Vell proud as he gave his life to defend Earth during the Skrulls' Secret Invasion.}}
	{{person}}		{{person}}
	[[category:Heroes]]		[[category:Heroes]]

Holo78: Photon returns

Holo78 — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 23:53:02 GMT

Photon returns

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	\| education = Kree military training		\| education = Kree military training
	\| aliases = Dr. Walter Lawson		\| aliases = Dr. Walter Lawson
-	\| relatives = [[Photon (Genis-Vell)\|Genis-Vell]] (son~~, deceased~~), [[Quasar (Phyla-Vell)\|Phyla-Vell]] (daughter), [[Hulkling]] (Dorrek VIII, son)	+	\| relatives = [[Photon (Genis-Vell)\|Genis-Vell]] (son), [[Quasar (Phyla-Vell)\|Phyla-Vell]] (daughter), [[Hulkling]] (Dorrek VIII, son)
	\| height = 6'2"		\| height = 6'2"
	\| weight = 240 lbs.		\| weight = 240 lbs.
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	When [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)\|Tony Stark]], [[Yellowjacket (Henry Pym)\|Hank Pym]], and [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]] began construction on a prison within the Negative Zone, their activities caused a wrinkle in space-time. Encountering the wrinkle in the past, Captain Marvel touched it and was transported through time to the Negative Zone in the present day. Initially unsure of how to approach the situation, the heroes revealed Mar-Vell's history to him but also offered him a place in this new future as a warden for their prison, at least until, as the [[Sentry (Robert Reynolds)\|Sentry]] implicated, Mar-Vell would return to his past. Shaken by the experience and realization of his own fate, Mar-Vell nevertheless took up the Nega Bands once more to serve as Captain Marvel.		When [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)\|Tony Stark]], [[Yellowjacket (Henry Pym)\|Hank Pym]], and [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]] began construction on a prison within the Negative Zone, their activities caused a wrinkle in space-time. Encountering the wrinkle in the past, Captain Marvel touched it and was transported through time to the Negative Zone in the present day. Initially unsure of how to approach the situation, the heroes revealed Mar-Vell's history to him but also offered him a place in this new future as a warden for their prison, at least until, as the [[Sentry (Robert Reynolds)\|Sentry]] implicated, Mar-Vell would return to his past. Shaken by the experience and realization of his own fate, Mar-Vell nevertheless took up the Nega Bands once more to serve as Captain Marvel.
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-	Unfortunately, this individual turned out to be a Skrull sleeper agent programmed to believe he was the real Captain Marvel. He was sent to destroy Thunderbolts Mountian, but his programming had so completely overtaken his original personality that he killed the Skrull agents who were sent to terminate him and destroyed several Skrull ships, ending his own life in the process. He did the original Mar-Vell proud as he gave his life to defend Earth during the Skrulls' [[Secret Invasion]].

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Novaman74 at 03:05, 5 December 2008

Novaman74 — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 03:05:51 GMT

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	Ultimately, Captain Marvel’s earlier exposure to the nerve gas proved cancerous, and the cancer turned malignant. Mar-Vell spent his last days on [[Titan]], the moon of Saturn, surrounded by Elysius and his friends [[Mentor (Alars)\|Mentor]] and [[Starfox]]. Many of his allies came to visit him while on his deathbed including the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)\|Thing]], [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)\|Spider-Man]], [[Drax the Destroyer]], and an ambassador of the Skrull empire (the greatest enemies of the Kree Empire) who awarded Mar-Vell with the Skrull medal of valor and stated that Captain Marvel was considered to be the greatest single enemy the Skrull Empire had ever known. He was also granted a posthumous honorary membership in the Avengers, and a monument was erected in his memory on Titan.		Ultimately, Captain Marvel’s earlier exposure to the nerve gas proved cancerous, and the cancer turned malignant. Mar-Vell spent his last days on [[Titan]], the moon of Saturn, surrounded by Elysius and his friends [[Mentor (Alars)\|Mentor]] and [[Starfox]]. Many of his allies came to visit him while on his deathbed including the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)\|Thing]], [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)\|Spider-Man]], [[Drax the Destroyer]], and an ambassador of the Skrull empire (the greatest enemies of the Kree Empire) who awarded Mar-Vell with the Skrull medal of valor and stated that Captain Marvel was considered to be the greatest single enemy the Skrull Empire had ever known. He was also granted a posthumous honorary membership in the Avengers, and a monument was erected in his memory on Titan.

-	His heroic legacy continued first with his son, [[Photon (Genis-Vell)\|Genis-Vell]], conceived by Elysius who impregnated herself with Mar-Vell's cloned DNA, and later [[Quasar (Phyla-Vell)\|Phyla-Vell]], a daughter from an alternate reality whose history became folded into reality after a time warp. [[Rambeau, Monica\|Monica Rambeau]] has also used the alias of Captain Marvel, and [[~~Hulkling~~]] of the Young Avengers has since been revealed to be the son of Captain Marvel and Princess Annelle of the Skrull Empire.	+	His heroic legacy continued first with his son, [[Photon (Genis-Vell)\|Genis-Vell]], conceived by Elysius who impregnated herself with Mar-Vell's cloned DNA, and later [[Quasar (Phyla-Vell)\|Phyla-Vell]], a daughter from an alternate reality whose history became folded into reality after a time warp. [[Rambeau, Monica\|Monica Rambeau]] has also used the alias of Captain Marvel, and [[Hulking]] of the Young Avengers has since been revealed to be the son of Captain Marvel and Princess Annelle of the Skrull Empire.

	== The Return ==		== The Return ==

	When [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)\|Tony Stark]], [[Yellowjacket (Henry Pym)\|Hank Pym]], and [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]] began construction on a prison within the Negative Zone, their activities caused a wrinkle in space-time. Encountering the wrinkle in the past, Captain Marvel touched it and was transported through time to the Negative Zone in the present day. Initially unsure of how to approach the situation, the heroes revealed Mar-Vell's history to him but also offered him a place in this new future as a warden for their prison, at least until, as the [[Sentry (Robert Reynolds)\|Sentry]] implicated, Mar-Vell would return to his past. Shaken by the experience and realization of his own fate, Mar-Vell nevertheless took up the Nega Bands once more to serve as Captain Marvel.		When [[Iron Man (Anthony Stark)\|Tony Stark]], [[Yellowjacket (Henry Pym)\|Hank Pym]], and [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]] began construction on a prison within the Negative Zone, their activities caused a wrinkle in space-time. Encountering the wrinkle in the past, Captain Marvel touched it and was transported through time to the Negative Zone in the present day. Initially unsure of how to approach the situation, the heroes revealed Mar-Vell's history to him but also offered him a place in this new future as a warden for their prison, at least until, as the [[Sentry (Robert Reynolds)\|Sentry]] implicated, Mar-Vell would return to his past. Shaken by the experience and realization of his own fate, Mar-Vell nevertheless took up the Nega Bands once more to serve as Captain Marvel.
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		+	Unfortunately, this individual turned out to be a Skrull sleeper agent programmed to believe he was the real Captain Marvel. He was sent to destroy Thunderbolts Mountian, but his programming had so completely overtaken his original personality that he killed the Skrull agents who were sent to terminate him and destroyed several Skrull ships, ending his own life in the process. He did the original Mar-Vell proud as he gave his life to defend Earth during the Skrulls' [[Secret Invasion]].

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Miles_Warren: Corrected link for Hulkling

Miles_Warren — Wed, 17 Oct 2007 10:25:13 GMT

Corrected link for Hulkling

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	Ultimately, Captain Marvel’s earlier exposure to the nerve gas proved cancerous, and the cancer turned malignant. Mar-Vell spent his last days on [[Titan]], the moon of Saturn, surrounded by Elysius and his friends [[Mentor (Alars)\|Mentor]] and [[Starfox]]. Many of his allies came to visit him while on his deathbed including the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)\|Thing]], [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)\|Spider-Man]], [[Drax the Destroyer]], and an ambassador of the Skrull empire (the greatest enemies of the Kree Empire) who awarded Mar-Vell with the Skrull medal of valor and stated that Captain Marvel was considered to be the greatest single enemy the Skrull Empire had ever known. He was also granted a posthumous honorary membership in the Avengers, and a monument was erected in his memory on Titan.		Ultimately, Captain Marvel’s earlier exposure to the nerve gas proved cancerous, and the cancer turned malignant. Mar-Vell spent his last days on [[Titan]], the moon of Saturn, surrounded by Elysius and his friends [[Mentor (Alars)\|Mentor]] and [[Starfox]]. Many of his allies came to visit him while on his deathbed including the [[Thing (Benjamin Grimm)\|Thing]], [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)\|Spider-Man]], [[Drax the Destroyer]], and an ambassador of the Skrull empire (the greatest enemies of the Kree Empire) who awarded Mar-Vell with the Skrull medal of valor and stated that Captain Marvel was considered to be the greatest single enemy the Skrull Empire had ever known. He was also granted a posthumous honorary membership in the Avengers, and a monument was erected in his memory on Titan.

-	His heroic legacy continued first with his son, [[Photon (Genis-Vell)\|Genis-Vell]], conceived by Elysius who impregnated herself with Mar-Vell's cloned DNA, and later [[Quasar (Phyla-Vell)\|Phyla-Vell]], a daughter from an alternate reality whose history became folded into reality after a time warp. [[Rambeau, Monica\|Monica Rambeau]] has also used the alias of Captain Marvel, and [[~~Hulking~~]] of the Young Avengers has since been revealed to be the son of Captain Marvel and Princess Annelle of the Skrull Empire.	+	His heroic legacy continued first with his son, [[Photon (Genis-Vell)\|Genis-Vell]], conceived by Elysius who impregnated herself with Mar-Vell's cloned DNA, and later [[Quasar (Phyla-Vell)\|Phyla-Vell]], a daughter from an alternate reality whose history became folded into reality after a time warp. [[Rambeau, Monica\|Monica Rambeau]] has also used the alias of Captain Marvel, and [[Hulkling]] of the Young Avengers has since been revealed to be the son of Captain Marvel and Princess Annelle of the Skrull Empire.

	== The Return ==		== The Return ==