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Who is Strom

A black X-Men Member who can control the weather

Amara Sinclair

Aka Magma, Can turn herself into fire and create lava

Galactus

An enemy of the Marvel Universe that goes from planet to planet sucking energy from them, also the master of Silver Surfer

Rouge

Appear in X-Men/Alpha flight, Super strength and flight, has distinctive red and white hair

monarchy example

Black Panther

When does medusa appear

Fantastic Four(1961)

Who is Kamala Khan

Ms.Marvel

Who is Jean Grey

Phoenix

Who is Mr.Fantasic

Reed Richards

Invisible Girl real name

Susan Strom

Maximus the Magnificent

The evil brother of Black Bolt

collaboration example

X-men, Fantastic Four

magic

supernatural techniques

continuity

to perceive things as simply as possible with a continuous pattern

Who is Ms.Marvel

A Pakistani-American teenager from Jersey City who can Shape Shift and aspires to be like Captain Marvel

Who is Iron Heart

A black Engineer at MIT who is the superhero Ironheart. Her father was shot and killed before she went to college

implied reader

A constructed image of an idealised reader

Who is Invisible Girl

A fantastic four characters who can turn invisible

Silver Surfer

A fantastic four-character that surfs throughout the galaxy for his master Galactus

monarchy

A government ruled by a king or queen

Medusa

A inhuman that can control the movement her hair and use it as weapon

Larry Bodine

A mutant transfer student that ends up killing himself because of him concealing his identity

Danielle Moonstar

A native American new mutant that Can create illusions of energy greatest fears and wishes, uses bow and arrow in new mutants

who is Dazzler

A neo-mutant that can convert sound into different intensities of light, Rejects an offer to join the X-men

Kitty Pride

A neo-mutant that the X-Men found, She can pass through walls and objects

Pentameter

A poetic meter with a combination of stressed and unstressed syllables

implied reader example

A young nerdy boy being the implied for spiderman

Sam Guthrie

Aka Cannonball, can propel himself into the air releasing chemical energy from his skin

Roberto Dacosta

Aka Sunset, can absorb solar energy and use it to fly and gain strength

Rahne Sinclair

Aka Wolfsbane, Can turn into a werewolf

Who is Lock Jaw

An Inhuman teleporting dog that appears in Ms.Marvel Comics

Who is Black Bolt

An Inhuman who's voice is a weapon

Whip Lash

An Ironman Villain that appears in Squirrel Girl comic, uses whips in combat

Who is Nightcrawler

An X-Men member who can teleport

Who is Colossus

An X-Men member who can turn himself into steel giving him super strength

Who is Phoenix

An X-Men member who turns evil using her powers of telepathy and her ability to create or destroy anything

Who is Magneto

An X-Men villain who is a Jewish and survived the holocaust

Emma Frost

An X-Men villain who is killed by Jean Grey, The white queen of Hellfire Club.

Jason Wyngarde

An X-Men villain who uses psychic powers to control Jean

Who is Cyclops?

An X-men member who shoots lasers out his eyes, is in love with Jean Gray

The Watcher

Appear in the FF4 comics, a sentient being that is pledged to never intervene with other worlds

Gamora

Appears in Strange Tales, Self Proclaimed deadliest woman in the galaxy, elite combatant

Loki

Appears in X-Men/Alpha Flight, must appear in front of the God of Gods and is told to do a good deed for asgard

Illyana Rasputina

Appears in X-Men/Alpha flight, Teleport herself and others through space through time and space

Adam Warlock

Appears in the strange tales, Has comic powers and is immortal

Vertical Identity

Attributes and values are passed down from parent to child across the generations not only through strands of DNA, but also through shared cultural norms

decolonization example

Black Panther and the subversion of systemic issues

Silver Surfer powers

Can control the 4 fundamentals forces of nature

Maximus the Magnificent's power

Can override and even wipe one's mind

Squirrel Girl

College Student, super agility and athleticism

Who is Scott Summers

Cyclops

continuity example

Dealing with storylines/the concept of the Marvel UNIVERSE

Squirrel Girl's name

Doreen Green

Kate Bishop

Hawkeye's apprentice and mentee, Moves to west coast to start fresh in Hawkeye Annual

What does The Watcher do in FF4 Comic

He tries to protect the earth from Galctus

New Attilan

Home of the inhumans

lettering and letterers example

In Hawkeye annual the lettering of conversations a thought bubbles are very different

costume design example

In amazing fantasy spiderman's costume is a reflection of his power and also hides identifying features such as race

Power-over and Power-to example

Jean Grey can manipulate minds demonstrating power over but can also do incredible things that aid society.

Outer space example

Jean in uncanny discovering a ship that leads to a completely unique story arc with dark Phoenix

Who is the Human Torch

Johnny Strom

autonomy example

Kate bishop leaving her father or moving to the west coast

fridging example

Killmonger's father being killed in the beginning of the film

Magic example

Magic is used to explain many powers in the eyes of citizens. ex: In X-Men Alpha Flight citizens discriminate against mutants and call it dark magic and witchcraft

Iron heart's real name

Riri Williams

dysphoria example

Scott Summers in wake of the death of Jean Gray

Outer Space in superhero context

Serves as a setting, used as a tool to introduce the unknown because to humans it is unknown.

What does the Dazzler do?

She is a performer and singer

loyalty example

Silver sufer's lack of loyalty and how that push the plot and his character

caricature example

Spider's backstory is a caricature of a nerd

Example of prescriptive technology

Squirrel Girl putting on Iron Man's Helmet and interacting with Jarvis

Tippy-Toe

Squirrel Girl's Squirrel partner

When does Black Bolt Appear

The Fantastic Four Comics(1961)

Who is Ben Grimm

The Thing

decolonization

The collapse of colonial empires.

Passing privilege

The concept that the ability to be perceived as a non-discriminated race or identity is a privilege

lettering and letterers

The people who draw the letters in comic books

Madam Masque

Villain of Kate Bishop

Sabastian Shaw

X-Men villain who can absorb energy and turn it into raw strength

Harry Leland

X-Men villain, member of Hellfire Club, Increases the mass of Wolverine during their fight

fridging

a character exists for the sole purpose of being killed, assaulted, or otherwise harmed

power-over

a form of power that involves control, authority, or dominance over others.

prescriptive technology

a type of technology that not only identifies issues or inefficiencies but also provides specific recommendations or solutions to address those problems.

caricature

an exaggerated portrayal of one's features

costume design

designing and choosing the costumes

Power-to

emphasizes the capacity or potential to act, create, and achieve.

loyalty

faithfulness

autonomy

self-government, political control/ Empowers people to make decisions about how they want their life to go

dysphoria

sense of great unhappiness or dissatisfaction

collaboration

the act of working together