Simply put, there aren’t many more powerful Marvel characters than Captain Marvel’s binary form. While binary, Captain Marvel can survive in space, shoot energy beams from her hands, as well as take a great deal of damage without so much as flinching. And its also quite enjoyable and evocative - most. Not only does this fiery look greatly increase all of her current abilities, such as a superhero’s trademark strength and speed, but also adds a few new powers into the mix. 'Captain Marvel, the first Marvel adaptation both to star a woman and to be co-directed by a woman, is an obvious, crude, and transparent film. Often during times of great danger, or when she’s taken a beating, Captain Marvel will go binary, essentially making her go supernova. Seriously, why all the yellow?Īfter being abducted by aliens and experimented on (which is pretty much par for the course for our extra-terrestrial buddies), Carol began exhibiting new binary powers. Captain Marvel going binary is essentially the equivalent of Goku going Super Saiyan or Sonic going Super Sonic, just without the glowing yellow flames. Probably the coolest of all Captain Marvel’s powers, it’s also an ability that actually rolls several superpowers into one.
From Captain Marvel #8 (image credit: DeConnick/Lopez)
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