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It's perfectly obvious! You're a woman – a lovely woman, in fact! And you've been given a very masculine role in life! Naturally, psychological conflicts must arise when a beautiful young woman is asked to play at policeman!
Appearing in "The Mark of the Metazoid"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
- Sub-Mariner (Only in flashback)
- Ronan the Accuser
- Kree Soldiers
- Jeremy Logan
- Chester Fenton
- Olsen
Locations:
- Florida
- The Cape
- Space
Items:
- Kree Space Ship
Vehicles:
- Kree Space Ship
Synopsis for "The Mark of the Metazoid"
Aboard the Kree vessel over the Earth, Mar-Vell is put on trial by Yon-Rogg for being "Un-Kree" by allowing the Sub-Mariner to win a battle and prevent the people of Earth from being infected with bacteria (as seen last issue). However, after much consideration, Ronan decides to judge Mar-Vell based on his future actions in being able to carry out his mission. He orders Mar-Vell to kill Mr. Logan the one man who may hint at Mar-Vell's identity. Mar-Vell gets out of killing Logan by suggesting that killing Logan would attract unwanted attention and erasing his memory would be better. Ronan agrees and allows Mar-Vell to see things his own way.
Back on Earth, Communist agents are plotting to capture Walter Lawson by sending their latest super-powered agent the Metazoid -- a being mutated to have the metabolism of 50 men -- to capture Lawson. Meanwhile, Mar-Vell returns to Earth and assumes his identity as Lawson. Returning to the Cape he deflects the suspicions of Carol Danvers about "Lawson's" activities. Traveling to the hospital where Logan is recovering, Mar-Vell is attacked by the Metazoid before he can erase Logan's memories. Changing into his Kree armor, Mar-Vell battles, but tries to avoid killing the creature.
However, when physical might, and his Uni-Beam prove useless against the Metazoid, Mar-Vell is forced to expose the Metazoid to an x-ray machine which proves to be lethal to the Metazoid. After the death of his attacker, Mar-Vell succeeds in using the memory eraser on Logan, and quickly flees when doctors stumble in upon Mar-Vell when he's completed his job.
Notes
- This issue contains a letters page, Mail it to Mar-Vell. Letters are published from Jeff Pierce, Shirley Gorman, Peter Sanderson, John Jeffers, Mikey Kellogg, Corbett Besco, and Gary Brown.
- In this issue, Captain Marvel continues to be disguised as the deceased Dr. Walter Lawson.
See Also
- Write your own review of this comic!
- Discuss Captain Marvel Vol 1 5 on the forums
- Images from Captain Marvel Vol 1 5
Footnotes
- ↑ First and only known appearance to date besides flashbacks
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