I mean she rocks them all. Personally I think the classic blue and red are best with the red and blue coming in second very close. The primary red with blue accents kinda feels unique and a homage to Mar-Vell

MCU, comics, and literally anywhere else. Carol is just awesome dude

To either explore/develop more or create something a bit more fresh and new. Personally, I think exploring something with Peter could be pretty unique given their history. You can pick anyone you'd wanna see her with not pictured as well

Ms. Marvel concept art for MCU

To me, Moonstone was the perfect villain for Carol, but it could only work out as well as it did once, simply because Carol is head and shoulders above Karla in morale, strength, and character, and when things go too far, Carol destroys Sofen on all fronts.

But the encounter with Kamala is like something that should have happened a long time ago.

Moonstone is a manipulator, a villainess, a failed heroine who could not overcome herself, because she made lies and manipulation not only the most dangerous weapon, but also her whole being. She can only destroy, because creation requires sincerity, which is what she fears most.

Kamala, on the other hand, is almost the epitome of sincerity. This is both her strength and her vulnerability. She is sincere in her faith, kindness, and heroism. And most importantly, unlike Moonstone, who lost herself long ago, Kamala accepted herself for who she is.

And I think these parallels would make their meeting really exciting and not disposable. Because Kamala is vulnerable to Karla in many ways, she has places to put pressure on, every time, Moonstone would be a serious threat in a physical encounter, and of course, Moonstone might have a desire, if not to destroy Carol, then to erase the legacy that Captain Marvel left behind. This is all very petty and, I would say, in the spirit of a failed Moonstone.

Yeah I like these two as a couple, I see a lot of potential between them^^"

Also I did want to have a version with her captain marvel outfit but that would have counted as a different art piece. But I just love carols new jacket she wears, and i absolutely loved the concept art for dark past where she wears her blackbird suit and her captain marvel jacket combined, and since it counted as the same art piece I had to have it!

Any characters not picture are included too

Image: from Marvel Future Avengers

I enjoyed her personality so much in this show.

Like overall, what is her strongest version? Or what was the moment where she was on her strongest and her peak?

Her face is simply incredible even when she's not speaking, it's shows so much emotion whenever it happens. I love it so much.

With her missing memories I’m surprised MCU didn’t take advantage of this early character trait where Carol and the Ms Marvel identity was split into two personalities that weren’t aware of one another until she’d eventually combine and become whole. I think it’s a largely forgotten thing but I’d love if it appeared once again in adaptations.

I think if it’s true the MCU will undergo a soft reboot I’d love to see Carol in an earthly settling, and perhaps the conflict is the switching but in the climax of the film to beat the enemy she has to accept the human and Kree half.

It be even funnier if they did the Thor split identity with Donald Blake and we see Carol and Donald interact, a threat arises and both go into their hero persona and go “hey hello” and then once that’s over, they look at one another like “hm wonder what happened”.

Marvel is a liitle better at crediting creators than DC/WB. Most of the DCU movies that don't have Superman or Batman will have the credit "Based on the DC Comics characters." Disney will find a way to get those names in even if they are at the end of a long credit wall.

Now the official creators for "Captain Marvel" are complicated. There are (I believe) four levels.

Stan Lee and Gene Colan (Mar-Vell, first Captain Marvel for Marvel Comics.)

Roy Thomas and Gene Colan (Carol Danvers)

GerryConway and John Buscema (Carol Danvers as superheroine and first Ms. Marvel)

and FINALLY (please correct me if I am wrong)

Kelly Sue DeConnick, Jamie McKelvie, and Terry (and Rachel?) Dodson

Marvel and Disney would say this is sufficient, but I would also want to see the 13 following words since DC refuses to do it.

"Captain Marvel originally created by Bill Parker and C.C. Beck for Fawcett Comics."

The way her wardrobe has always been gorgeous.

Post-credit scenes have been one of the foremost tools Marvel has effectively deployed to build hype for its upcoming projects and storylines, sometimes to collective euphoria, and at other times by promising things it has yet to deliver on.

With the Multiverse Saga drawing to a close and all of us eagerly anticipating the epic crossover spectacle that is ‘AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY’, let’s look back at some of the best and most memorable post-credit scenes in Marvel movies.

Which have been your top 5 favorite mid/post-credit scenes from the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Some that immediately come to my mind include:-

1. “I’m here to talk about the Avengers Initiative.” — Iron Man (2008)
2. ⁠”Fine, I’ll do it myself.” — Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)
3. ⁠”You’re still here? It’s over. Go home.” — Deadpool (2016)
4. ⁠”Motherfu-“ — Avengers: Infinity War (2018)
5. ⁠”You’re welcome, Canada.” — Deadpool 2 (2018)
6. ⁠”Where’s Fury?” — Captain Marvel (2019)
7. ⁠”Spider-Man’s name is PETER PARKER!” — Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)
8. ⁠”You’re sure you’re ready for that, Mr. Whitman?” — Eternals (2021)
9. ⁠”They're beginning to touch the Multiverse. And if we let them... they will take everything we've built.” — Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quntummania (2023)(Council of Kangs)
10. ⁠”Confusion is but the first step on the journey to knowledge." — The Marvels (2023) (Monica Rambeau stranded in the X-Men universe)
11. ⁠”I'm tired of these absolutely vile rumors that I got Johnny killed. Let's take a look at the tape." — Deadpool & Wolverine (2024)
12. ⁠”That’s why we’re the Avengerz with the zee.” — Thunderbolts* (2025)
13. ⁠Doom plays with little Franklin, much to the horror of Sue. — The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025)