The Five-Thousand-Year-Old Girl of American Comics

This kind of book is never accepted by female-oriented websites, so don't ask why it's published in male-oriented websites.

Diana

It's good, please update more. Finally, as usual, let me ask about sexual orientation, a question that's always unavoidable in male-oriented female protagonist stories.

Except for a few universes and the Ultimate Universe, most mutants originated from the X-gene implanted by the Celestials in ancient experiments. Now, as long as there is a universe with mutants, it means that most modern people have the recessive X-gene. The Eternals and the Aberrants are also similar products of Celestial experiments.

Many years ago, invincible novels seemed to be like this: the protagonist thought he was just an observer, but he was always very passive. When trouble arose, he would casually kill a few soldiers, too lazy to care about the mastermind, and always leave some loose ends. I don't know if he was going to wait until he was provoked several times before killing them. It was really confusing.

Fury won't kill him, but he can be beaten up. Giving him a beating now and then might help to cleanse his inner darkness. He can be taught the truth: if you don't have the strength, don't embarrass yourself; any so-called threat to the strong is just courting death.

This heroic point

Don't ask why female protagonist stories are posted in male-oriented content. If you ask this question again, I will delete it immediately and will not reply.

Diana

Tony Stark