The key to a good disguise is blending in, and being inconspicuous. Right, Thor and Moondragon?

Sigh...

This is so going to end up on the 1873 X-Files...

From Avengers #142 (1975)

Tonight's Friday Night Fights will teach us exactly how tough a god is.

Most of the Avengers just got back from a trip to the Squadron Supreme's dimension, while Thor and Moondragon just returned to the present from an 1880s adventure with Hawkeye and the Two-Gun Kid and Marvel's other Western heroes versus Kang. [Good gravy, what a run that was, Steve Englehart & George Perez. Slow clap]

Unfortunately, Goldilocks and Baldy arrive to find out that the weary Avengers have been taken out by...

Holy schinkes!!

So, game on.

However...


Orca is much tougher than he looks...

...and Moondragon is pretty much worthless.



Game. On.
















I Say Thee NAY!!!

Spacebooger would like you to know that Moondragon was just playing possum, as she was trying to convince Thor that a god was slumming by hanging around the Avengers...

Whale hunting from Avengers #149 (1976), by Englehart, Perez, and Sam Grainger.

Now is the time for you to go and vote for my fight. Why? You wouldn't want to piss Thor off, would you? So go and vote!!

Most folks don't remember that when Moondragon first appeared, she was portrayed as a straight-up villain, a mad scientist only interested in experimenting upon Earthlings for her own demented purposes (and creating a few super-villains, as well):

This was her first appearance, and trust me, there didn't seem to be a lot of "Avenger" potential here.

Oh, yeah, and she a great name:

Oh, yeah, and she's barking mad:

And she's a sore loser:

She went on to create a whole passel of super-villains for Daredevil to fight during his first stay in San Francisco. Because evil.

Yeah, yeah, in one of the quicker retcons in human history, she was "under the influence of The Dragon of The Moon," "she was really trying to create allies to fight Thanos," "she was ceceived by an evil human lawyer," blahbitty blah blah...

The bottom line is, when you name yourself Madame MacEvil, you're probably evil. I'm just saying...

From Iron Man #54 (1973)