An original character could be the main antagonist. For example, a powerful alien sorcerer who has the ability to drain the powers of superheroes. He targets the Avengers and Captain Marvel specifically because of their combined strength, and they have to find a way to stop him before they all lose their powers.
Ultron could be reimagined as an even more advanced and dangerous version in the fanfic. He could have developed new ways to infiltrate the Avengers' defenses and has a vendetta against Captain Marvel for interfering in his previous plans. The fight against this upgraded Ultron would be intense and require all of their skills and teamwork.
Thanos could still be a great antagonist even in a fanfic. He could come back with a new plan to obtain the Infinity Stones again. His powerful and menacing presence would create a high - stakes situation for Captain Marvel and the Avengers to face.
In this fanfic, the main antagonist could be a scientist who has been corrupted by his own experiments. He creates some sort of energy - based monsters that are immune to normal attacks. Captain Marvel and the Avengers have to figure out how to stop these creatures and the mad scientist behind them.
It could be a powerful alien warlord who has set his sights on Earth. This antagonist might have an army of powerful minions and technology that rivals Captain Marvel's and the Avengers' combined powers.
In a 'Captain Marvel Meet the Avengers' fanfic, there could be an epic showdown against a powerful villain. Captain Marvel's immense power combined with the Avengers' diverse skills would make for an amazing battle. For example, she could team up with Thor to take on an enemy that has the ability to control electricity. Their combined strength of her photon blasts and his lightning strikes would be a sight to behold.
There could also be a story where Captain Marvel has to prove herself to the Avengers. She might be seen as an outsider initially. So she has to show her worth through her actions. She could single - handedly take on a group of powerful villains to gain the Avengers' respect, and then they all work together towards a common goal.
Yes, Captain Marvel is part of the Avengers in the comics. She's a powerful hero who often teams up with them to save the world.
No, Captain Marvel isn't typically considered the leader of the Avengers in comics. The leadership role often changes among various characters depending on the storylines and events.
A plot could be about an alternate universe where Captain Marvel is initially distrusted by the Avengers. She has to prove herself and in the process, they all learn more about each other's powers and pasts. This could lead to some great character development and new alliances within the team.
In recent comic arcs, Captain Marvel has emerged as a potential new leader of the Avengers. Her strength, strategic thinking, and determination have made her a prime candidate for the position.
Sure, Captain Marvel makes an appearance. Her powers and actions contribute to the overall plot and the battle against the villains.
Yes, Captain Marvel has led the Avengers in certain comic storylines.