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That is a story that involves around a dozen characters and a legal battle between two companies, neither of whom is Marvel. This is a story that involves an unusual amount of laws. If you make it to the end of this answer, which will be long and complex, you will know who Captain Marvel is and what the difference between Captain Marvel and Ms. Marvel is. So strap in.Due to the success of superheroes like Batman and Superman at National Comics (which would eventually be DC Comics), in 1940 a rival publisher, Fawcett Comics, created their own superhero. He would have powers inspired by the Greek myths (mostly, the wisdom of Solomon was thrown in for some reason), and go by the name Captain Marvel.Captain Marvel became quite popular, spawning more titles and more adventures. So popular he began to eclipse Superman in popularity. Captain Marvel began regularly outselling Superman.National Comics, sensing a major threat to their business, decided to sue Fawcett Comics on the basis of the character being an illegal copyright infringement of Superman. This was actually fairly typical of National at the time as they already had filed lawsuits against two other characters, Wonder Man and Master Man, for being too similar to Superman. However this time they were suing over the most profitable character a publisher had. In fact the very first ever superhero adapted into film was Captain Marvel.The lawsuit dragged on for twelve years. Seriously, twelve years. After going through trials and appeals, and the possibility of the lawsuit going to the Supreme Court, Fawcett decided to settle out of court. The profitability of superheroes dramatically decreased in the early ‘50s, and Fawcett just didn’t see the point in keeping up with a never ending lawsuit. Fawcett wound up canceling all of its superhero comics, and more or less pulling out of the comic book industry all together.This is Captain Marvel #1, and the most important thing about this story is that Captain Marvel ceased publication for the rest of the ’50s and all of the ‘60s.Going backwards a bit, in 1939 another comic book company formed called Timely Comics. The very first publication they produced featured characters like the Human Torch (and android man who burnt and flew) and Namor the Sub-Mariner (the half-Atlantean anti-hero). This comic was entitled Marvel Comics. In the ’50s the company changed names to Atlas Comics, but in 1961 the company changed names again to Marvel Comics.Now because of the fall out of the lawsuit, no one had published a Captain Marvel comic in a decade. Marvel sensed an opening. Marvel would have really, really liked to have the name Captain Marvel, because, you know, Marvel comics. And since the name was defunct it had fallen out of trademark. So Marvel created a new hero named Captain Marvel to star in its line of comics.This is Captain Marvel #2. This is the story of an alien Kree soldier named Mar-Vell who is sent to Earth to infiltrate humanity for eventual conquest. However after spending time with humanity he began to identify with humans and sought to protect them from all menaces in the universe. The character debuted in Marvel Super-Heroes #12. In Marvel Super-Heroes #13 Mar-Vell meets the security chief at an airforce base, Carol Danvers.Carol Danvers acts as Mar-Vell’s love interest. However she is caught in the explosion of an alien artifact, and grievously injured.Mar-Vell himself was not particularly successful. The comic was initially canceled in 1970 with issue #21, with the character appearing in the Avengers issues involving the Kree-Skrull war. The comic was revived but still flagged in the sales. Even with a critically acclaimed run by Jim Starlin, the character was just never particularly popular, and was canceled with issue 62 in 1979.To understand what happens next you have to understand something about Captain Marvel #2: Marvel didn’t care about the character. Marvel cared about the name “Captain Marvel.” While certainly good comics were published starring Mar-Vell, from the company’s perspective the only thing that mattered was securing the trademark on the name “Captain Marvel.” They didn’t organically come up with a character that necessitated the name “Captain Marvel,” they pounced on an opportunity brought about by trademark law and a lawsuit between two other comic book publishers.Meanwhile Carol Danvers was spun off into her own solo series in 1977, in an effort to appeal to women, focusing on the women’s liberation movement. She had healed from her injuries and discovered she now had superpowers. This comic was written by Chris Claremont who would go on to write the most classic X-Men stories. And the comic was entitled Ms. Marvel.Ms. Marvel was a decent enough series, particularly when Claremont took over. Perhaps what the series is most important for is the creation of the blue shape-shifting mutant villain known as Mystique.To this day, Mystique and Carol Danvers have a long-standing rivalry, with Mystique occasionally just messing around with Danvers just for giggles.However sales were low and the series only lasted about 20 issues before being canceled.This is Ms. Marvel #1.Ms. Marvel #1 was subsequently moved to the Avengers. First as a temporary member and then as a replacement for the Scarlet Witch who was on leave at the time. She was proven a strong and capable member of that team, but then the tragedy of bad writing would strike her down.In Avengers #199 in 1980, the Avengers arrive home to discover an extremely pregnant Carol Danvers who has reached about seven months pregnant in two days. Now, I can’t say that this true, but the persistent rumor has always been that the plan was to reveal that the Kree Supreme Intelligence had implanted Carol with some sort of egg in order to take advantage of her unique human-Kree hybrid biology. However a similar story had already been published, and so Marvel rushed to change the upcoming Avengers #200.But hooooo boy is Avengers #200 bad. In the issue, Carol gives birth to a child named Marcus who is revealed to be the son of long time Avengers foe Immortus. Marcus rapidly ages into being a man who reveals that he had kidnapped Carol into his father’s dimension and then impregnated her with himself in order to be born into Earth’s dimension. Both he and Carol then travel back to Immortus’s dimension with the blessings from the Avengers who perceive that they have fallen in love. Comic book historians refer to this incident as “The Rape of Ms. Marvel.” Yeah, it’s bad. Really, really bad.Carol is gone from comics for about a year before returning in Avengers Annual #10. In it she is attacked by Rogue of the Brotherhood of Mutants on behalf of Mystique who intends to use Carol’s powers to free the rest of the Brotherhood from prison (remember what I said about Mystique messing with Carol). This is Rogue’s first appearance, and the issue establishes that Rogue permanently absorbed Carol’s abilities, memories, and personality, due to Rogue’s failure to properly control her own powers.When the Brotherhood is dealt with, the Avengers travel to the X-Men’s mansion where Carol had been going through telepathic therapy. She brutally confronts them for their roles in what happened.And choses to stay with the X-Men in order to keep recovering. From this point on she becomes a supporting character in the X-Men stories.But now let’s shift back to Mar-Vell and more trademark law, shall we?In 1979 Marvel decided to launch a line of Graphic Novels in the style of French comic albums. They would be original stories told with more pages and in high production values. It would basically be a prestige line. By 1982 Captain Marvel had ceased publication for several years. So it was necessary to publish something entitled “Captain Marvel” in order to keep the trademark.DC comics had, in the meantime, licensed the characters from Fawcett. The exact characters they had attempted to kill. By the ’90s they would have outright bought them. So DC really, really wanted the name “Captain Marvel.” They could call him Captain Marvel in the comics themselves, but they couldn’t actually title anything Captain Marvel, due to Marvel’s trademark. DC really wanted that trademark and was just waiting for Marvel to lapse.So in 1982 Marvel published a graphic novel staring Mar-Vell, written by Jim Starlin called The Death of Captain Marvel. In it, due to Mar-Vell’s incessant contact with exotic energies, Mar-Vell contracts cancer and eventually slowly dies.Now, you might be wondering why, if Marvel was so desperate to keep the trademark, they killed the character? Well that is because as I said before: they didn’t care about Mar-Vell, just the title. The character, while interesting and vital, didn’t sell well. So, Marvel just moved on. They had a new Captain Marvel to debut in The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #16, also released in 1982.This is Monica Rambeau. She was born in New Orleans, and was a cargo ship captain. She got exposed to exotic energy in an attempt to prevent the creation of a weapon, and developed the ability to transform her body into different kinds of energy. She then named herself Captain Marvel and became a superhero. She was created by Roger Stern and was a mainstay of his five years on the Avengers. She eventually became the team leader.And, of course, as the current Captain Marvel, she had to have her own comic, periodically. So she got one shot comics published in 1989 and 1994 (pretty much exactly every five years, gotta keep that trademark).So this is Captain Marvel #3.And now back to Carol Danvers, okay!Carol had been living with the X-Men for awhile and when they got involved in an incident known as the Brood Saga she traveled to outer space with them. Carol Danvers old villain Deathbird allied with the Brood in order to overthrow her sister Lilandra off the throne of the Shi’ar. The Brood are a parasitic species where the queen lays an egg inside a host body and then the egg converts the host body into a new Brood. The Brood capture Lilandra, the X-Men and Carol Danvers. They infest the X-Men with Brood eggs, but pull Carol aside because of her hybrid genetics to perform experiments on. As a result of the experiments, Carol transforms, gaining even more power than she had before as Ms. Marvel.She now assumes the name Binary, after a binary star and aids the X-Men in defeating the Brood and Deathbird. However, when they travel back to Earth there is a problem.Rogue had lost control over her own mind. She was young and was never properly trained in her powers. The alien minds from her absorptions were causing her to slowly go insane. She went to Professor Xavier for help and he provisionally made her an X-Man.When Carol discovered this she first got into a fist fight with Rogue and then confronted the X-Men for a betrayal she considered almost on the level of what the Avengers did. When Xavier would not relent in his desire to help Rogue, she decided to fly off into outer space as she felt she had no home on Earth any longer.If Carol is now Binary, who is Ms. Marvel?Well that would be Sharon Ventura.She was a female wrestler who was inspired by the Thing, so inspired that she went to the power broker to get her body augmented. Now with super strength she joined the Fantastic Four as Ms. Marvel, making her Ms. Marvel #2. However after being hit with cosmic rays she transformed into a female version of the Thing.She is actually quite the tragic character. She never officially retired the moniker Ms. Marvel, but everyone both inside and outside of comics refers to her as She-Thing now.Hey, shouldn’t we get back to more trademark law?In case you were wondering, Marvel was still squating on the rights to the name “Captain Marvel.” Despite being dead, Captain Marvel returned for the Miniseries The Life of Captain Marvel in 1985 and The Untold Tales of Captain Marvel in 1997. Just to fill in those gaps between when one-shots about Captain Marvel #3 were published.However Marvel was getting ready to debut Captain Marvel #4. Genis-Vell is the son of Mar-Vell and the Eternal Elysius. After Mar-Vell’s death, Elysius impregnated herself with his DNA in order to produce an offspring. Genis-Vell was created by Fabian Nicieza and debuted in Silver Surfer Annual #6 in 1993, using the name Legacy. However, once he discovered his true origins and wore his father’s Nega Bands, he rechristened himself as Captain Marvel. And as Captain Marvel he got a new ongoing series in 1996… which lasted only six issues.Now, I am sure you are wondering if Captain Marvel was now Captain Marvel #4, what happened to Captain Marvel #3? Well in what has now become an ongoing joke, Monica changed her name to… Photon, Pulsar, Daystar, and Spectrum.Anywho, despite the stunning failure of last Captain Marvel ongoing series, Marvel still had to keep the trademark and so in 1999 began Captain Marvel vol. 4 centered around Genis-Vell, written by the excellent Peter David. After Genis-Vell accidentally destroys and recreates the universe, he is thrust into an existence where he is as esteemed a hero as his father, and his mother found everything so successful she created a sister for him, Phyla-Vell. This series, though quite good, was only moderately successful. It lasted 35 issues before being rebooted for another 25.Hey, shouldn’t we get back to Carol Danvers at some point? Why yes we should.Carol had been in space for quite awhile. However with Kurt Busiek taking over writing for the Avengers he brought her back as a major character, rechristening her as Warbird. Carol lost access to the cosmic powers she had, retaining the energy absorption and redirection powers, plus her traditional powers. However, he decided to take the character in an… interesting direction.Busiek made her an alcoholic. I suppose it made sense to him that a woman who had been repeatedly defiled and abused would turn to alcohol, but it really just felt like piling on. Eventually she screws up big time and is forced to resign in disgrace. Poor Carol.Genis-Vell has been alive for a bit, isn’t it time for him to die and someone else to be Captain Marvel? No, you are wrong. It’s time for lots of other people to be Captain Marvel.Genis-Vell joins up with the Thunderbolts after the conclusion of his series. Baron Zemo, who has access to two moonstones, realizes that Genis-Vell is a cosmic level threat drawing energy across time and needs to be destroyed. They fight and Genis is split up in different universes so he can never be rejoined.Which means the new Captain Marvel is… (spins wheel)… Phyla-Vell!Phyla-Vell is, as I previously stated, Genis-Vell’s sister. She claimed the title of Captain Marvel when Genis was insane. She eventually started a relationship with the daughter of Drax, Moondragon. She gets wrapped up in the events of the Annihilation Wave where she joins Nova and Star-Lord in the final battle against Annihilus. She winds up getting Quasar’s Quantum bands and changing her name to Quasar. She goes on to become a founding member of that team of Guardians of the Galaxy (as a side note, you have no idea how angry I am that Phyla-Vell was excluded from the movies).In order to bring the (at the time) dead Moondragon back to life, Phyla makes a deal with Oblivion to be his enforcer and changes her name (again) to Martyr. However she is later killed by a resurrected Thanos.So… that’s Captain Marvel #5 onto Captain Marvel #6….Khn'nr was a Skrull sleeper agent put on Earth who was supposed to help infiltrate for the upcoming Secret Invasion. He was given Mar-Vell’s genetics, replicas of the negabands, and had his personality subsumed by a replica of Mar-Vell’s. He was given the backstory that he fell through a crack in time in order to explain why he wasn’t dead.However the programing failed, and Mar-Vell’s personality remained dominate all through the Secret Invasion. Once it is revealed to Khn'nr who he really is, he chooses to remain aligned with Captain Marvel’s ideals and eventually dies saving the Earth.Just one more Captain Marvel to go… almost finished….Captain Marvel #7 is Noh-Varr, a Kree scientist from a different universe who crashed onto Earth. He was originally created in the miniseries Marvel Boy.When Norman Osborn is, for reasons, given control over SHIELD he creates a version of the Avengers where super villains are posing as heroes. Daken is Wolverine, Moonstone is Ms. Marvel, Bullseye is Hawkeye, and Noh-Varr poses as Captain Marvel.Oh, and in case you missed that, Moonstone, a noted super villain who draws her power from an extraterrestrial stone, was posing as Ms. Marvel, making her Ms. Marvel #3.Hey, that Carol Danvers seems interesting, let’s go back to her!So Carol just sort of bopped around the Marvel Universe, due to her poisoned past. She was the sort of character that wasn’t able to be touched because there was just too much baggage. How exactly does a writer deal with everything from the rape storyline, to the memory/power loss, to the lost cosmic powers, to the disgrace and alcoholism? However Brian Michael Bendis seemed to like the character and in the wake of “House of M” there was a new angle for the character to take: attempting to really be the best hero on the planet.In the “House of M” reality, Ms. Marvel was the most acclaimed superhero on the planet. When that reality ended, Ms. Marvel, having seen what she had the potential to be, decided to make her potential a reality. It was basically the ultimate fresh start to gracefully elide all those lodestones she had been carrying.So she got a new solo series.The comic is basically her learning to be a better person, be a better hero. And it was well written and sold quite well, and featured her going back to the name Ms. Marvel. Additionally, due to circumstances, a majority of the major female Avengers were… indisposed… during this time period. With She-Hulk and Wasp and Scarlet Witch off the table, they needed someone to fill the spot in the Mighty Avengers so Carol was picked and even made leader. For the first time possibly ever, things were on an upward trajectory for Ms. Marvel. After four years her solo title concluded with Mystique sending the Skrull who was experimented on before Khn'nr in an effort to make him the Captain Marvel sleeper agent after Carol, just to mess with her.And Marvel, sensing the character was popular enough, decided to revamp Carol as the new Captain Marvel. Which, in a sense, fit perfectly. She was an actual military officer, she was the closest thing Mar-Vell had to a direct legacy. She had actually eclipsed Mar-Vell in popularity and longevity. And so a new series was commissioned to reflect these aspects of her, one focused on her leadership and military experience.Thus she is Captain Marvel #8. Now at the time I was pretty dead set against this. Carol Danvers was way too good of a character to be saddled with a name that had such a long legacy of failure and which was just passed around in an effort to keep a trademark. But Marvel has seemingly gone all in with its commitment to making Carol Captain Marvel and I have gotten to appreciate its worth. Particularly because of the new Ms. Marvel.There’s a New Ms. Marvel? Yes. There is.Kamala Khan is the teenage daughter of Pakistani immigrants living in Jersey City, New Jersey. She was a very typical teenage girl, who was obsessed with superheroes and considered Ms. Marvel/Captain Marvel/Carol Danvers her favorite. When Blackbolt released the Terrigin mists across the planet, anyone with the right Inhuman genetics was transformed into an Inhuman, and among them was Kamala. When she broke free of her cocoon she discovered she had shapeshifting and size changing powers. Realizing that she could be a superhero, she took Carol’s old name Ms. Marvel and began protecting her local neighborhood.She quickly gained the respect of the older generation of heroes and worked with training those younger than herself. She eventually had a falling out with Carol and has sought to stand on her own independent of the woman who originated the name.So, Ms. Marvel and Captain Marvel are both the same person, and different people. Currently Captain Marvel is Carol Danvers, and Ms. Marvel is Kamala Khan. But Carol Danvers used to go by Ms. Marvel, and any attempt to talk about either name from a historical perspective is going to get confusing due to how many people have gone by both names.

That would be an excellent in my opinion.[math]Here’s the story :[/math]In an alternate universe , the Raikage’s 2nd in command is successful in kidnapping Hinata and he manages to escape the Hidden Leaf. Coincidentally, it so happens that Itachi massacres his clan in the same night as the kidnapping takes place and enroute to the Akatsuki’s hideout - he manages to intercept the Kidnapper and terminates him. Knowing that he couldn’t leave a young Hinata by herself in the middle of nowhere , he plans to take her to the hideout as well.Nagato warm heartedly welcomes Itachi along with Hinata as the Byakugan will be an asset to them. Nagato brainwashes Hinata with his Rinnegan and the Akatsuki finally have a Hyuga in their collection.Hinata masters taijutsu under Hidan’s and Itachi’s tutelage and chakra control under Konan’s. She becomes a master of the Gentle fist in her own right and a rogue shinobi not to be messed with.One day -when Hinata's 16, Nagato assigns Hinata and Itachi a mission to capture Naruto and extract the nine tails from him. It so happens that Naruto was outside the village with Sasuke to complete a B rank mission . (Naruto has already mastered Sage Mode at this point and Sasuke hasn't gone rogue).The Uchiha - Hyuga duo confront Naruto and Sauce. Sasuke loses his shit upon seeing Itachi and takes him on by himself while Naruto engages in combat against Hinata. The brainwashed Hyuga manages to slap Base Naruto in CQC and pushes Naruto to use Sage Mode . Now that he has activated Sage Mode , Naruto soon realises that Hinata isn't actually herself and a foreign chakra within her system is controlling her .Naruto soon defeats her with Frog Kata . Itachi defeats his younger brother and lets him live. However he fails in an effort to retrieve an unconscious Hinata as Naruto manages to reverse summon himself while carrying her and Sasuke to safety.Naruto takes her to Tsunade who helps her regain her consciousness with Medical Ninjutsu and Sasuke uses his Sharingan to help the Godaime Hokage remove every single trace of Nagato's chakra that has been controlling her for years.Hinata wakes up with no memories of her past . However, Naruto helps her reunite with the Hyuga clan and he himself takes the initiative of guiding and teaching her the ways of the Shinobi.An year passes by, Naruto manages to defeat the Akatsuki barring Obito, Sasuke manages to defeat Itachi acquire his MS and awakens his EMS. Similarly, Naruto was successful in mastering KCM2 by winning Kurama's support.During this period, Hinata starts developing feelings for Naruto and so does Naruto for her .Black Zetsu being the nasty cockroach he is possesses Hinata (just like he did with Indra) and manages to convince her that she is Kaguya's will and she must be a part of a certain ritual to awaken the progenitor if chakra herself as Hinata's chakra was the purest and potent among all the Hyuga's.Now that the conditions were favourable Obito declares the 4th Shinobi world war.[math]The plot [/math][math]of[/math][math] the war arc is the same.[/math]As it happened , Zetsu back stabs Madara and attempts to revive Kaguya using his body. However, unlike in canon, Team 7 don't just sit their asses down and watch the events unfold. Naruto uses a rasen shuriken and Sasuke his chidori blade in an attempt to stop Kaguya's revival. Albeit they were unsuccessful in preventing her revival, Kaguya was extremly weakened and powerless.To save herself, she implants her Karma seal on Hinata and takes over her body (as her chakra and genes were suitable enough for the same).Thus, Hinashiki was born.A long fight ensues between Hinashiki and Naruto-Sasuke. Naruto fights the Pseudo rabbit Godess to retrieve Hinata and help her get back to her senses and so does Sasuke , as he aids Naruto in his battle to prevent the total annhilation of the Planet.As the power of her Karma seal weakens over time, Naruto and Sasuke finally manage to get an edge over her after a long drawn out battle.Naruto creates a 100 clones who restrain Hinata by using their chakra arms and Sasuke uses his Rinnegan’s Human Path’s ability to remove Kaguya’s soul from Hinata’s body and seal her inside the King of Hell.The Black Zetsu’s cunning ass tries to escape but Naruto spots him immediately and impales his TSO inside of him and turns him to dust using Yin-Yang release.Hinata finally returns to her senses and an elated Naruto hugs her tightly.Since they hadn’t utilised their Sun and Moon seals , Naruto and Sasuke get to keep it which they’d use it against another Otsutsuki in the near future (*cough* Isshiki *cough*).3 years later, Naruto and Hinata have a child who’s genes were never even human to begin with.This would make perfect sense for Boruto to possess the Jougan.~Tada~I hope you enjoyed reading my fanfic and please upvote if you did so.

In order to complete my district training as a Deputy Collector Trainee, I’m supposed to study one village and need to prepare Socio-Economic Report for that Village. My District team had chosen a Village Named “ Azhiyur” near Nagapattinam Town. During my Village Study I met an Organic Farmer named Revathi. Revathi is the founder of INSPIRE (Indigenous, Natural and Sustainable Practices for Reviving Earth) an organization based in Coimbatore, India.Ms. Revathi owns a 12.5 land in Azhiyur Village. The 12.5 Acre land is converted into model farm for modern and organic agriculture.1. Five tanks are created in the 12.5 acre. All the five tanks are interconnected and the water will be collected in the tanks and surplus water in turn drained to local channel.2. 6500 trees are planted. Wind Shield is created by planting timber tree along the borders of the model farm.3. 100 Varieties of flowers are planted and butterfly garden are created along the tanks.4. Solar dryer are installed to dry various products. Dried products are powdered and packed and sold at higher rate.5. Vertical garden are showcased to ensure the plants can be planted in vertical way and garden can be created in urban area, which faces space constraints.6. Food Forest model are created to protect the main crop which is planted at centre and pillar crop is planted around the main crops.7. Shade Net is installed in the model farm and will have 4 degree less temperature inside the shade net.Here are some of her accomplishments:• Utilizing innovative organic techniques, helped reclaim thousands of acres of landaffected by the 2004 Tsunami in India, Sri Lanka and Indonesia.• Touched by the high rate of suicide among farmers, Revathi’s efforts have helped made a difference to 1.2 million farmers in India. Teaching them optimal farming techniques, Revathi has not only changed their lives for the good but also has made a significant difference to the environment.• “Birds are my world” says Revathi. Excessive uses of fertilizers and pesticides havewiped out several species of birds in India. Revathi teaches and trains farmers to limit the use of dangerous chemicals thus reviving the eco system that thrived for thousands of years.Her accomplishments were lauded by the late President of India Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam and former President of the United States Mr. Bill Clinton when they visited the Tsunami disaster areas and saw her work. AID (Association for India’s Development) is fully supportive of her efforts. Revathi was very appreciative of the partnership with AID which was founded 25 years ago by an NRI from Maryland.M. Revathy, director of Inspire, said that considering the shortage in water due to failing monsoon, the farmers should try to bring down the usage of chemical fertilizers and then opt for biological solutions for plant growth. “Use of chemical fertilizers will only increase the need for more intake of water,” she added. She appealed to the farmers to apply cattle urine mixed with water at a ratio of 1:10 on foliages instead on root area as such method too could save usage of water for irrigation purposes considerably.She has always been passionate about nature and the environment. She has been a member of the Coimbatore Environmentalists Club for a decade and coordinator of Nature Clubs in 100 schools in the area. An associate member at the Salim Ali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History; she is also an avid birdwatcher.Her concern for nature prompted her to learn more about environment-friendly ways of agriculture and soon she was associated with some of the leading trainers of organic farming in TamilNadu.Her association with organic farming trainers opened new avenues to explore. She speaks with conviction when she says, "Why do so many farmers kill themselves if artificial fertilizers and manures could retain soil nutrition? My observation has been that even if the land is badly damaged, we can make it fertile through organic manures."Thanks for Reading