Originally posted by ExodusCloak
True, Storm and Sue are the only really popular ones that come to mind.
Eh, Emma has become vastly important as the one of the headmasters of the X-Men 😬
If you ask me Marvel's trinity is more of teams than individuals, such as...
Fantastic Four
Astonishing X-men
Avengers
Those are the big three if you ask me
Originally posted by Grimm22Ironically the most powerful members of those three teams have been females. Scarlet Witch, Invisible Woman and Emma Frost.
Eh, Emma has become vastly important as the one of the headmasters of the X-Men 😬If you ask me Marvel's trinity is more of teams than individuals, such as...
Fantastic Four
Astonishing X-men
Avengers
Those are the big three if you ask me
For a slightly different take on this, who would compose Marvel's Trinity if you tried only to use characters who are analogous to DC's?
For Superman (symbol), I'd have to go with Captain America. Similar "boyscout" type perception of them by most other characters and seem to inspire loyalty in most other heroes to some degree.
For Wonder Woman (warrior), Thor is an easy pick. Not only are they both outsiders in a sense and magic in general, but both are also respected for their combat abilities.
For Batman (unknown), I'd go a little bit out of left field and say Dr. Strange. Both are essentially human and have gained their powers through their own efforts and "gadgets." More importantly they seem to operate more independently and separate themselves from other heroes to some degree. Also they seem to inspire a combination of respect and "spookiness" (if that's the right word) in others.
Why not Iron Man in place of Batman? Doctor Strange has always been more analogous to Fate in my opinion...
During the Golden Age this would have been a lot more easier...DC's Golden Age Trinity is still the same, Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman...
Marvel's Golden Age Trinity, Captain America, Namor and Human Torch are not as featured now.