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How so?
edit: if I'm missing something there, I'm not responding to it to be offensive. Just considering how many -if any- other female comic characters I know, which isn't much.
I mean, I'm no comics fan and it wasn't for neogaf I'd never have even heard of Captain Marvel, or her being an alcoholic for some reason because presumably Marvel needed a character for her and just decided to Tony Stark her or something.
The only female superhero that people like me know about are Wonder Woman, Supergirl (maybe), and Catwoman if you count anti-heroes.
Which combined with villains like poison ivy, harley quinn, despite their less than savory origins and motivation (don't even get me started on Killer Croc), makes a much wider known amount of female characters than Marvel has.
Let's do Marvel: Potts (very maybe), Aunt May, Mary Jane,... ehm.... and Black Widow, because that character is in the Avengers movies for some reason. And I suppose we now also have Red Scarlet but I was ready to call it there.
Frankly, Marvel's characters are really not very good, and their supporting cast reduced to 'needs of main' type characters. Even Lois Lane, despite having become a character that I sorta despise (not her, but the 'his girl' part), would in certain incarnations slap Mary Jane's shit for being a total damsel in distress trope, even more than she already is.
Oh right, and Sue Storm, aaaand Rogue... and Jubilee... and Jean Grey...huh, guess mutants are about 50% female, speaking of muties: and Invisible Woman (also Sue? First name Mary?), why are those not in the MCU- oooooh.
maybe Fox is just holding on to those rights so they can unironically say they cucked Marvel. I have to admit X-Men was always the main show for me (90's cartoons). Spider-Man, Iron man, and Fantastic Four were always just the sideshows to the main event, if you will.
edit: meaning I would know what a solo Jubilee movie would be about and willing to show up for it, whereas the other Marvel character would be 'who?'.
edit: also that c-word is there because it's Fox.