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    Captain Marvel
    / From Ms. Marvel to Captain Marvel and back

    …these early appearances, Danvers and Ms. Marvel were essentially separate individuals, and Danvers experienced blackouts whenever she transformed into her superheroic persona. With Ms. Marvel no. 3 (March 1977), X-Men writer Chris Claremont took over the title, and he began integrating the two personalities.

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    …these early appearances, Danvers and Ms. Marvel were essentially separate individuals, and Danvers experienced blackouts whenever she transformed into her superheroic persona. With Ms. Marvel no. 3 (March 1977), X-Men writer Chris Claremont took over the title, and he began integrating the two personalities.

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