"Captain Marvel" released a number of photos, in addition to the young version of Nick Fury, there are details on this

Captain Marvel Tabard

First time seeing Captain Marvel's clothes. I have exposed photos of the shooting scene for "Captain Marvel" before. At that time, Captain Marvel, played by Brie Larson, wore a green shirt. The photos released this time, especially the cover photo for "Entertainment Weekly", finally let everyone know that Captain Marvel will eventually be wearing his classic red and blue shirt.

Starforce Team

Of course, the green shirt also appears in the photo. The plot setting of "Captain Marvel" is a little different from the previous Marvel films. At the beginning of the film, he already has extraordinary strength, instead of focusing on how the protagonist gets and controls the power like in the previous films. We can see that Ronan still has to review the Starforce team members. Among them, we can recognize the accusers Ronan and Jermaine Han who appeared in "Guardians of the Galaxy" played by Lee Pace (Lee Pace). Djimon Hounsou (Djimon Hounsou), the Coras hunter, and Brie Larson, Carol Danvers, and Jude Law (Jude Law), Mar. Weir. In addition, the woman on the far right is Minn-Erva, the geneticist Cree, played by Gemma Chan.

Carol Danvers' make-up

This photo of Carol Danvers in plain clothes also reveals a lot of information: the T-shirt she wore on her upper body had the words "NIN" written on it. These three letters refer to Nine Inch Nails, a very popular band. in the 1990's. This can be seen from the side of Captain Marvel who was active on earth in the 1990s. Additionally, the hat he is wearing has the SHIELD logo on it, which indicates that Carol Danvers was online with SHIELD at the time of the scene in this photo.

Marville and Carol Danvers

It still shows the Carol Danvers training scene being instructed by Marville. From the photo, it can be seen that the location of the two people is not on earth, but in the Kingdom of Kerry. The reason is, there is Cree text just above the background and on the pants worn by Carol Danvers. If you've ever watched the Marvel American drama "Agents of SHIELD," you are probably no stranger to this kind of text. In the original comic, Marville and Carol Danvers were the relationship between teacher, student and lover, if nothing else, it would have been the same as the Captain Marvel movie setting.

Scrul

Apart from the Cree, another race from Marvel's three kingdoms: Skrull also appears in the photo. In the Marvel world, there are three strongest alien empires. The first to appear was Cree in "Guardians of the Galaxy", the accuser race of Ronan. Apart from appearing in "Guardians of the Galaxy", Cree was also in the fifth season of "Agents of SHIELD" The main villains, and the Inhuman race was created by them. Skrulls have very strong camouflage abilities, capable of transforming into any race, and even if their memories and abilities can be copied together, they are very difficult foes. There is a "Kerry-Skrull War" in the comics. I don't know if this war will get involved in "Captain Marvel".

Ross (center) played by Ben Mendelson

The official description still explains that Ben Mendelsohn's character is Talos, the leader of the Skrulls. This is not the same as in the original book. Talos in the original book lacks the ability to change and has been ridiculed. The two on either side are not characters in the film, but two film directors: Ryan Fleck (left, Ryan Fleck) and Anna Boden (right, Anna Boden).

Maria Rambo

Carol Danvers was a fighter pilot before becoming Captain Marvel. This is also visible in the stills, but another photo of her friend Maria Rambeau reveals a lot more. In this photo the words "PHOTON" are written on the fuselage of the fighter jet. This is the title used by second-generation Marvel Captain Monica Rambeau (Monica Rambeau). In the original work, Maria is Monica's mother.

Young Nick Fury

Of course, the younger version of Nick Fury would have been indispensable. With the strength of the film's special effects in recent years, we can see for himself Nick Fury played by Samuel L. Jackson himself. In this photo, we can not only see Nick Fury with sharp eyes, but also almost without a trace of time on his face. The reason is simple. The advanced special effects technology helps her smooth wrinkles, tighten sagging facial skin, and let it grow hair ... Of course, the most important thing is: you can't see a trace of the special effect. .