What If…Minnie as Captain Marvel #1?

Article By: August Tales

In an extraordinary merger of universes, Marvel unveils its latest collaboration with Disney. The new release, centered on the classic “What If…?” series, sees customer favorite, Minnie Mouse, inhabit the impactful role of Captain Marvel. Released on November 20, penned by respected Steve Behling and talented Luca Barbieri, and executed artistically by Giada Perissinotto, this pristine gem in the Marvel-Disney repertoire awaits eager fans.

A Myriad of Cover Variants

Adding to the allure, six variant covers accompany the release. Firstly, Giada Perissinotto herself presents a black and white variant. Phil Noto inked not one, but two variants. One as standard, the other with a “virgin” aesthetic. Additionally, Elena Casagrande, Peach Momoko, and Skottie Young each bring their distinct flair to specially fabricated covers. Want a sneak peek at these covers, interiors, and the official Marvel press release? You’ll find all below.

Disney Magic Meets Marvel Universe

Marvel’s mythology gets a dash of whimsical Disney spark in the upcoming Marvel & Disney “What If…?” crossovers. The beloved Mickey Mouse ensemble enters mythical Marvel sagas in several one-shots. After Donald Duck’s adventurous foray as Wolverine and Thor, it’s Minnie’s turn to assume the mantle of an iconic Marvel superhero. Get ready for the highly-anticipated “Minnie became Captain Marvel #1”, due to hit the stands next month. What can fans expect? A closer look at all the variant covers and some exclusive internal artwork.

Classic Infused with the Modern

Moreover, the top-tier Disney comic creators Steve Behling, Luca Barbieri, and Giada Perissinotto infuse this variant narrative. They ensure a unique blend of Carol Danver’s superhero genesis, as seen in 1977’s Ms. Marvel #1-4, with a Disney twist. Watch as Minnie grapples with the enigma of newfound cosmic prowess and dons the mantle of Ms. Marvel. The saga further involves Peg Leg Pete playing the cunning Scorpion, additional appearances from Disney staples like Scrooge McDuck and Magica De Spell.

The enigmatic link to Minnie’s Past

In our story, Minnie, acting as The Chronicle reporter, covers the emergent superhero in Duckburg, Captain Marvel. However, the nefarious Scorpion’s attack on the Chronicle building complicates her mission. Add to that John D. Rockerduck and the Beagle Boys targeting Scrooge McDuck’s money bin. On arrival to thwart their plans, Captain Marvel reveals a peculiar secret linking him to Minnie’s past. Posing the intriguing question: what connection does Minnie hold with Duckburg’s spectacular new hero, Captain Marvel?

Editor Mark Paniccia hopes the familiar spirit of Carol Danvers’ origin, fused with Disney’s whimsy, will charm readers. “Steve, Luca, and Giada perfectly capture this essence,” stated Paniccia. Fan or not, this tale promises to be the most entertaining piece to hit the stands this month.