Marvel Comics Mutants

Marvel Comics Mutants
more marvel comics questions....?

what are they, super human, human, mutant, or god. extra points - how did they get there powers, and why?

thor
iron man
cyclops
juggernaut
ant-man
captain america
black panther
leach
calisto
nightcrawler
mora mctagart
multiple man
scarlet witch
justice
silver surfer

thats good enough for now
hint time

justice was a part of the new wariors then made it to the avengers when they came back from the pocket universe. his powers are telepathy

and so far from the first 6 answers, no one is right.

X-MEN 3: THE LAST STAND WAS WRONG ON THE JUGGERNAUT SO DONT THINK HE'S A MUTANT!!!

The following are brief, but hopefully correct answers.

THOR is the naturally born Asgardian God of Thunder; although to teach him humility, Odin enchanted Thor's hammer, and sent him to Earth where Donald Blake first entered the picture. Thor can control thunder and all it's related elements, but he can't control ALL aspects of weather like Storm.

IRON MAN is human Tony Stark, who created the first suit of armor to escape a Chinese prision and needed the chest plate to stay alive due to a piece of shrapnel (bullet) near his heart. There have been several editions of the armor over the years, each stronger and with additional abilities than the last, but without the suit, he's just plain ol' Tony.

CYCLOPS is a naturally born mutant. But an accident before his powers kicked in created the need for the visor, otherwise he would have full control of his optic eye beams.

JUGGERNAUT is not a mutant. He's a human who gets his powers from the mystic gem of Cytrrak(spelling correct?) and if you can remove his helmet, he's as "normal" as anyone else. But when he's in motion...

ANT-MAN's powers are derived from the scientific genisus of human Doctor Henry Pym. He can shrink to the size of and communicate with ants.

CAPTAIN AMERICA is human Steve Rogers, the sole test subject of the original Super Soldier formula from World War 2, although others have tried to duplicate it since to various degress of "success". He is above par on natural human abilities, but possesses no true "super powers".

The human BLACK PANTHER's powers are mostly natural abilities to a greater degree than the average human, although some writers have hinted at a bit of jungle magic in his background.

LEECH is a naturally born mutant. Anyone near him cannot use their powers.

CALISTO was the leader of the underground mutant group of outcasts known as the Morlocks. She is a naturally born mutant of some physical strength and senses, but those are nowhere near Wolverine's capabilities.

NIGHTCRAWLER is a naturally born mutant able to teleport.

MORIA McTAGART is a human scientist/geneticist/doctor who is friends with Professor Xavier and the X-Men.

The MULTIPLE MAN is a naturally born mutant able to make duplicates of himself.

The SCARLET WITCH is a naturally born mutant able to alter probabilities and trained in the use of magic.

JUSTICE is a naturally born mutant with the power of telekinesis.

And the SILVER SURFER was once Norrin Radd(spelling?), until he made a deal with Galactus, and became the first herald of the world devourer in order to spare Radd's homeworld. The SURFER, who can now probably be considered a super-human, can travel through space with the use of his surfboard, which he has total control over, and can use the Power Cosmic for various applications.

*WHEW!* How'd I do?

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When we think of comic book protagonists we usually imagine large, buffed up men with unreal abilities and even flashier names. Everyone from Superman to Ant Man to the Green Lantern have fascinated comic book readers ever since the first issues of their respective series came out. So from there comes the stereotype and widespread opinion that the comic book is definitely a man's world. And they may not be completely unjustified when they say that due to the extremely high concentration of male heroes and superheroes in comic books and graphic novels today.

But does that mean that women, in particular superheroines are left out of the limelight? Definitely not! There are countless of women heroines in comic books today who can kick the butts of their male counterparts and still have enough for seconds. These are a few women who have been making the days of comic fanboys (and girls!) for the past decades:

* Vampirella: Probably the skimpiest dressed vampire in comics, which is quite a feat in itself, Vampirella is a citizen of the planet Drakulon where all the inhabitants are called Vampiri. She found her way to Earth in an effort to save her dying planet but eventually became enlightened to the side of good, eventually fighting crime. She has all the advantages of being a vampire, including superhuman strength and speed, the ability to change her shape and to hypnotize people with her stare.

* Rogue: Like all mutants in the Marvel universe, Rogue is one of those who view her powers with disdain as it literally prevents her from having normal relations with anyone, human or mutant alike. It allows her to absorb the strength, memories and superpowers of those she touches with her bare skin, making it hard for anyone to give her love or tenderness. In spite of this, Rogue remains a fun and daring person with a lot of heart in the face of trials.

* Wonderwoman: One of the most iconic superheroines of all time, it wouldn't be a long shot if you discovered your parents grew up with Wonderwoman around since she has already been in comic existence since the 1940s. This Amazon is seen by many as the female equivalent of Superman, but has grown to be much, much bigger than that.

* The Phoenix: Before the immense and unnatural power and personality of The Phoenix was awakened inside of her, Jean Grey was already a powerful psychic and telepath in the X-Men. But when her powers awakened, she would become one of the most powerful characters in the Marvel Universe. This power however would lead her to lose her mind, making her devour entire planets until the X-Men somehow discovered a way to weaken her.

These are only a few of the many female characters that are just kick-ass in co

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