Since she was in her twenties during WW2, shouldn't she be about in her 80s or close to that?
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Since she was in her twenties during WW2, shouldn't she be about in her 80s or close to that?
No, Marvel books (and most comics in general) don't follow real-time. A year's worth of Marvel books is only like a month in-story (well, not quite but you get the picture). Ages of characters are messed up so I prefer not to think of it.
Ms. Marvel wasn't introduced as a character until 1977. Before that she was just Carol Danvers and was first introduced in 1968. But I would say since she's done a lot from being in the Air Force to NASA and the CIA, not to mention her time as being a super hero. Although her recent history probably puts her becoming a superhero after her time with the CIA before joining SHIELD/Avengers/XMen. So I would have to say she should probably be in her mid 30s at the very least, and even that is probably to young to have done all of that.
it's a fictional universe...quit trying to apply ages to the characters
You don't ask about a woman's age you silly boy, that'll get you killed.
But Im saying Ms Marvel is a bit older than Magneto and twice spider man's age
" @mimschkin: Agreed. I mean look at Magneto. He was in the Hollocaust, and still doesn't appear to be that old. Comic book time is way different from real time. If they aged like we do, Peter Parker be in his late 40's or 50's. "He'd be about 65.
"Ms. Marvel wasn't introduced as a character until 1977. Before that she was just Carol Danvers and was first introduced in 1968. But I would say since she's done a lot from being in the Air Force to NASA and the CIA, not to mention her time as being a super hero. Although her recent history probably puts her becoming a superhero after her time with the CIA before joining SHIELD/Avengers/XMen. So I would have to say she should probably be in her mid 30s at the very least, and even that is probably to young to have done all of that."
Since she was in her twenties during WW2, shouldn't she be about in her 80s or close to that?
All veteran Avengers are in their mid to late 30's.So I would say Carol is like 36.
@sky-pirate: no carol was also in WW2
@Mutant God said:
Where have you heard that?
@sky-pirate: no carol was also in WW2
@mimschkin: Agreed. I mean look at Magneto. He was in the Hollocaust, and still doesn't appear to be that old. Comic book time is way different from real time. If they aged like we do, Peter Parker be in his late 40's or 50's.Well at least in that one case they have some sort of explanation...when he was reduced to a baby back in the 70's by Mutant Alpha, Erik the Red went to Muir Island and re-aged him but only to his physical prime. It was their way of bringing back Magneto and amping his powers up for the new crop of X-men.
In 1968, when she was first introduced into the Marvel Universe, she was an Security Chief in the U.S. Airforce. Since she was an officer we can assume she's been through college and basic training. Also, since she was the Security Chief, we can assume she'd been in the Air Force for at least a few years... Even with quick promotions, I think it'd be safe to assume she was at least 25 at that time...
NOW, we also know that Franklin Richards was born that SAME YEAR... Franklin is now TEN years old, so we can assume the Marvel Universe has progressed TEN years since Carol was first introduced into the Marvel Universe...
So, she should be about 35...
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