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William Mar-Vell (Earth-692)

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Captain Marvel

[[Image:|200px|center|William Mar-Vell (Earth-692)]]
Real Name
William Mar-Vell
Current Alias

Aliases
Billy

Identity

Alignment


Universe

Base Of Operations
JLA Headquarters

Characteristics
Gender

Eyes

Hair

Unusual Features
When in Captain Marvel form Billy changes from a child to an adult.

Status
Citizenship

Marital Status

Origin
Origin
Captain Marvel and Captain Marvel were combined in a Marvel versus DC crossover

Place of Birth
Somewhere in America


First appearance


Contents

History


Billy Mar-Vell is really a young boy (a fact that would remain unknown to even his Judgment League Avengers teammates in the future), but when he shouts the alien word "Kree!" he super-scientifically transforms into the adult hero known as Captain Marvel.

After Angelhawk (Warren Hall), Canary (Dinah Barton), and Goliath (Oliver Queen) found and revived the body of the World War II hero known as Super-Soldier (Clark Kent), Captain Marvel joined forces with the quartet of heroes and formed the Judgment League Avengers. Billy Mar-Vell elected to keep the fact that he was reilly a young boy a secret from his new teammates.

Along with the other members of the Judgment League Avengers, Captain Marvel was transported to Apokolips by Doctor Strangefate (Charles Xavier) in order to fight the forces of Thanoseid during the Secret Crisis of the Infinity Hour.

Near the close of the Secret Crisis of the Infinity Hour, Captain Marvel was among those heroes present as American Girl (Carol Barnes), the former sidekick of Super-Soldier, heroically sacrifised her life to further the heroes' cause.

The metamutant member of the Judgment League Avengers known as Aqua-Mariner (Arthur McKenzie) was framed for the destruction of three Roxxon oil freighters, a heinous criminal act which was actually perpetrated by the metamutant-hating madman known as Will Magnus. Given Aqua-Mariner's longtime personal war against surface dwellers who would harm his undersea habitat, the United States government automatically labeled him an "eco-terrorist" and sent in an army of troops to apprehend him without so much as an investigation. Captain Marvel and his fellow non-metamutant members of the JLA eventually captured Aqua-Mariner and imprisoned him without trial.

Outraged by the manner in which their fellow metamutant was imprisoned without trial, most of the metamutant members of the JLA, under the guidance of the mysterious New Gotham power broker known only as Mister X (J'onn J'onzz), freed Aqua-Mariner from JLA custody and set out to find the lost city of Atlantis, the legendary city of Homo Superior, under the surface of the Atlantic Ocean. But Captain Marvel and his fellow non-metamutant members of the Judgment League Avengers were not about to give up Aqua-Mariner without a fight.

On the stormy waters of the North Atlantic Ocean, Captain Marvel and the Judgment League Avengers engaged their former teammates, the band of renegade metamutants now known as the JLX, in an attempt to capture the metamutant Aqua-Mariner, who was wanted for torching Roxxon oil tankers. Instructed by Super-Soldier to engage in a full assault on the JLX Wavecruiser, Captain Marvel flew toward the JLX member known as Apollo (Ray Summers). Captain Marvel told Apollo that he and his metamutant associates had gone too far this time, but Apollo only responded by hitting Captain Marvel with one of his optic solar blasts.

But when Apollo became preoccupied with defending himself against the JLA member known as Dark Claw (Logan Wayne), Captain Marvel was able to damage the hull of the JLX Wavecruiser with his superhuman strength. Captain Marvel's attack on the JLX Wavecruiser was cut short, however, when Angelhawk (the JLA member who was secretly a metamutant in league with Mister X) feigned a broken back and fell into the ocean. All of the fighting between the two teams immediately stopped and Captain Marvel desperately dove in after his fallen comrade.

Minutes later, Captain Marvel reemerged from the ocean depths with Angelhawk in his arms. Captain Marvel and his JLA teammates then retreated so that they could get Angelhawk medical attention, vowing to bring Aqua-Mariner to justice another day.

Captain Marvel assisted fellow JLA members Super-Soldier and Amazon (Ororo of Themyscira) in their futile battle against the immensely powerful Fin Fang Flame, a fiery demon unleashed upon an unsuspecting world by the Hellfire League of Injustice. When Amazon suggested to Super-Soldier that they release the then incarcerated members of the JLX to help in the battle against Fin Fang Flame, Captain Marvel vehemently objected. Captain Marvel reminded his fellow heroes that Mister X, the JLX's leader, was a Skrull who was due to be extradited to the Kree homeworld for trial and that "those people" (metamutants) were not to be trusted. Super-Soldier disagreed with Captain Marvel's suggestion that all metamutants were evil by definition, but he admitted that he could not release the JLX because it was his duty to uphold the law.

Suddenly, Fin Fang Flame attacked and engulfed Super-Soldier in a ball of flame. Captain Marvel stayed behind to help Super-Soldier as Amazon went on her own to break Mister X and the JLX out of prison.


Powers and Abilities

Powers

As Captain Marvel, Billy Mar-Vell possesses a wide variety of superhuman powers. He has exhibited superhuman strength and resistance to injury as well as the ability to fly at fast speeds

Abilities

None known

Strength level

Superhuman

Weaknesses

None known


Paraphernalia

Equipment: None known.
Transportation: None known.
Weapons: None known.


Notes

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Trivia

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