Captain Marvel Super Bowl Trailer Is Intense And Joyous

With a wry smile on her face Carol Danvers tells Maria “Higher, further, faster baby,” which lets us know that Carol loves being a pilot and she is also an incredibly competitive person who relishes the opportunity to let the boys know how it’s done. The ‘Higher, further, faster’ line has been seen on the posters for Captain Marvel and is actually a nod to an arc in the Captain Marvel comics by Kelly Sue DeConnick titled Higher, Further, Faster, More.



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