Anelle
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She became pregnant from their union and gave birth to her [[Hulkling|son]] who was sent away for his own safety with him being hidden on Earth and given the identity of Theodore "Teddy" Altman. (Young Avengers v1 #11) | She became pregnant from their union and gave birth to her [[Hulkling|son]] who was sent away for his own safety with him being hidden on Earth and given the identity of Theodore "Teddy" Altman. (Young Avengers v1 #11) | ||
| − | Unknown to her, the Skrull throneworld had been discovered by [[Frankie Raye|Nova]] who was one of the [[Heralds of Galactus]]. She summoned her [[Galactus|master]] who sought to consume the energy of a world to sustain herself. Despite their attempts to hide, their planet was discovered with their fleet being destroyed by the Herald and all attempts at stopping the World Devourer failing. At the time, Anelle had been asleep with the empress hoping her daughter remained in that state so she would not witness their end but she awoke in the catastrophe. Her mother informed her of the danger with Anelle stating that they should flee but no ships remained that could spirit them away. As a result, Anelle and her mother along with the inhabitants of the throneworld were all killed as Galactus fed on their planet's life energy. (Fantastic Four v1 #257) | + | Unknown to her, the Skrull throneworld had been discovered by [[Frankie Raye|Nova]] who was one of the [[Heralds of Galactus]]. She summoned her [[Galactus|master]] who sought to consume the energy of a world to sustain herself. Despite their attempts to hide, their planet was discovered with their fleet being destroyed by the Herald and all attempts at stopping the World Devourer failing. At the time, Anelle had been asleep with the empress hoping her daughter remained in that state so she would not witness their end but she awoke in the catastrophe. Her mother informed her of the danger with Anelle stating that they should flee but no ships remained that could spirit them away. As a result, Anelle and her mother along with the inhabitants of the throneworld were all killed as Galactus fed on their planet's life energy. (Fantastic Four v1 #257) After her death, a number of Skrulls came to consider her a martyr and sought to continue her peaceful ideals. During the [[Secret Invasion]], these pacifist Skrulls opposed the war plans of [[Veranke]]'s [[Dard'van]] that sought to conquer Earth leading to the Skrull High Command looking to eliminate these dissidents who formed an underground railroad that sought to escape the purge. (Guardians of the Galaxy v2 #6) |
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Anelle was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby where she made her first appearance in Fantastic Four v1 #37 (April, 1965). | *Anelle was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby where she made her first appearance in Fantastic Four v1 #37 (April, 1965). | ||
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| + | *In What If? v1 #20 (1980), Anelle appeared in the alternate universe setting that was designated as Earth-804. In this reality, the Kree-Skrull War erupted but Princess Anelle after repeated attempts to get her father the emperor to stop the bloodshed decided to lead a rebellion against him. With likeminded Skrulls, she led them against her father and supported the Avengers who managed to stop the emperor who was killed as a result. In the aftermath, Anelle was made the new ruler of the Skrull empire with her ruling it as a wiser and gentler leader. | ||
==In other media== | ==In other media== | ||
Latest revision as of 06:38, 21 October 2017
Anelle is a female extraterrestrial comic character that features in Marvel Comics.
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Biography
She became pregnant from their union and gave birth to her son who was sent away for his own safety with him being hidden on Earth and given the identity of Theodore "Teddy" Altman. (Young Avengers v1 #11)
Unknown to her, the Skrull throneworld had been discovered by Nova who was one of the Heralds of Galactus. She summoned her master who sought to consume the energy of a world to sustain herself. Despite their attempts to hide, their planet was discovered with their fleet being destroyed by the Herald and all attempts at stopping the World Devourer failing. At the time, Anelle had been asleep with the empress hoping her daughter remained in that state so she would not witness their end but she awoke in the catastrophe. Her mother informed her of the danger with Anelle stating that they should flee but no ships remained that could spirit them away. As a result, Anelle and her mother along with the inhabitants of the throneworld were all killed as Galactus fed on their planet's life energy. (Fantastic Four v1 #257) After her death, a number of Skrulls came to consider her a martyr and sought to continue her peaceful ideals. During the Secret Invasion, these pacifist Skrulls opposed the war plans of Veranke's Dard'van that sought to conquer Earth leading to the Skrull High Command looking to eliminate these dissidents who formed an underground railroad that sought to escape the purge. (Guardians of the Galaxy v2 #6)
Overview
Personality and attributes
Powers and abilities
Notes
- Anelle was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby where she made her first appearance in Fantastic Four v1 #37 (April, 1965).
Alternate Versions
- In What If? v1 #20 (1980), Anelle appeared in the alternate universe setting that was designated as Earth-804. In this reality, the Kree-Skrull War erupted but Princess Anelle after repeated attempts to get her father the emperor to stop the bloodshed decided to lead a rebellion against him. With likeminded Skrulls, she led them against her father and supported the Avengers who managed to stop the emperor who was killed as a result. In the aftermath, Anelle was made the new ruler of the Skrull empire with her ruling it as a wiser and gentler leader.
In other media
Television
Appearances
- Fantastic Four v1:
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