Credits
Writer(s):
? (traduction)
Colorist(s):
? (duotone [two-color process])
Letterer(s):
?
Subject Matter
Genres:
science fiction, superhero
Character(s):
Docteur Una [Medic Una] (introduction); Jeremy Logan; équipage d'un vaisseau kree [crew of a Kree starship]; Colonel Yon-Rogg (introduction); Zarek (introduction)
Synopsis:
Des krees sont envoyés en mission pour infiltrer les défenses de la Terre.
Reprinting
Reprint Notes:
Miscellaneous
Pages:
17
Notes:
The feature was created at the instance of publisher Martin Goodman to secure the name Captain Marvel away from the competition. The appropriation occurred in three steps: Marvel Super-Heroes featuring Captain Marvel (December 1967), then Marvel's Space-Born Superhero! Captain Marvel #1 (May 1968), then Captain Marvel #7 (November 1968). In the introduction to the first collected volume, Roy Thomas reveals that a TV producer wanted a science-fictional hero named Captain Marvel to develop as a TV animation series.
Nevertheless contrastingly with the feature name, the narrative voice calls the character "Captain Mar-Vell" and that's the character's official name.
This feature shows influence by the TV series Star Trek (1966-1969) and The Invaders (1967-1968). Accordingly with the main character's status as an alien spy, the green color of his spaceman costume was typically associated in this era with super-villains and threats to the human race.
Mar-Vell enters "Marvel" in the hotel log. Otherwise he's referred as Captain Mar-Vell by other characters (pages 2, 4).
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Notes:
Fantastic Four #1 [U.S. Cover Price]
published November 1961
was The Fantastic Four! [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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