"Who's That Lady?"
First appearance of the second Captain Marvel, Monica Rambeau.
Guest-starring the Avengers and the Thing.
It's the dazzling debut of the new Captain Marvel (aka Monica Rambeau)!
After gaining her powers in a freak accident on an offshore oil rig, the New Orleans native needs help controlling her awesome new abilities!
Monica travels to New York City in hopes of finding the Fantastic Four!
But she bumps into the Spectacular Spider-Man first! After eluding the web-slinger, Captain Marvel zooms to the Baxter Building!
However, Ben Grimm can only offer moral support, so he sends the distressed captain to Avengers Mansion!
Once there Shell-head and the Wasp attempt to stabilize Captain Marvel's runaway powers, but the wall-crawler inadvertently interferes! Is the new Captain Marvel's superhero career going to be over...before it even starts?
Cameo appearances by Harry Osborn and Liz (Allan) Osborn.
Avengers Lineup: Captain America, Hawkeye, Iron Man, She-Hulk, Thor, and the Wasp.
First backup feature: "The Many Loves of Peter Parker" One-page breakdown of the various loves of Peter Parker's life.
Second backup feature: "The Daily Bugle" One-page illustration of the cast of characters at the Daily Bugle.
(Note: Captain Marvel appears next in Avengers 227.)
Monica Rambeau's introduction as the new Captain Marvel marked a significant moment in Marvel Comics history, showcasing a fresh and powerful heroine stepping into the spotlight. After gaining extraordinary abilities from a unique accident on an offshore oil rig, Monica's journey is compelling not only for the action but for her quest to understand and control her powers. This storyline thoughtfully portrays the challenges new superheroes face while seeking mentorship from seasoned heroes like the Fantastic Four and the Avengers. The adventure begins with her seeking assistance in New York City, where she encounters the Spectacular Spider-Man — an indication of how interconnected the Marvel Universe is. This crossover enriches her narrative and emphasizes the support network superheroes rely on. Meanwhile, the involvement of the Avengers, including iconic figures such as Captain America, Iron Man, and Thor, provides both mentorship and a framework for Monica’s growth. The comic also features cameo appearances by notable characters like Harry Osborn and Liz Allan, adding depth and familiarity for long-time fans. Meanwhile, the backup features, "The Many Loves of Peter Parker" and "The Daily Bugle," offer a delightful glimpse into Peter Parker’s personal life and the vibrant newsroom setting, respectively. These secondary stories enrich the reading experience, presenting a broader view of the characters’ worlds. Visually, the artwork from the 1983 UK special summer edition, referencing the "SPIDERHAN" poster, captures the era’s distinct style and energy. This adds a nostalgic charm, appealing to collectors and enthusiasts of classic comic art. For fans interested in the evolution of female superheroes or newcomers wanting to understand Captain Marvel's legacy, this debut issue is invaluable. It highlights themes of empowerment, community, and resilience — essential elements that resonate beyond the pages of comics. Monica Rambeau’s role in the Avengers and her continuing adventures, as noted in her next appearance in Avengers #227, ensure her lasting impact within the Marvel mythos.
They need to give her , her Own Movie!