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Quote: Will the "Ghetto Gang" be as welcomed with their retconned instant-new-team introduction as the Illuminati and Fury's 1950's Avengers were? Probably... which ain't much.
Don't like calling Mighty Avengers the "Ghetto Gang."
Quote: Guess: Right or wrong?
I would sooner accept the Deadpool Avengers than Fury's 1950's team.
Even though I hate Deadpool, I'm somehow amused by 7 DP variants dressed up as classic Avengers, especially Wade in a Wanda suit.
Anyway...
Quote: Secret History Revealed in Mighty Avengers #11 – a Tie-In to Original Sin!
http://graphicpolicy.com/2014/03/19/secret-history-revealed-in-mighty-avengers-11-a-tie-in-to-original-sin/
> In 1972, Luke Cage’s father, NYPD Detective James Lucas joined forces with Blade, the Blue Marvel and an unlikely team of heroes to combat the undead menace of the Deathwalkers. Though they sacrificed everything to save the world, their struggles were kept a close guarded secret.
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Kaluu too? Oh, brother! And any guesses who "Ginger" and "Mary-Ann" are?
Gun-toting "Mary Ann" is clearly modeled off of Pam Grier. If this homage cover is meant to represent the cast in 1970s clothes, then it has to be Monica.
Don't know who the blonde would be-- Shulkie? Because it wouldn't be White Tiger, I think.
If these are actual 1970s characters, then I think it's wide open. We just don't know much about the era. Perhaps Blade/TOD characters? Rachel Van Helsing? With the sliding timeline, her history is due for some adjustments, but I don't think a 20-something Rachel when she died fits into the 1970s.
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Per Solicits the gun toting woman is Constance Molina, a two-fisted reporter and the other is the Bear, demolitions expert/were-bear from the Stark Seven arc in Iron Man.
