Marvel Studios’ Captain Marvel brings the Kree-Skrull War from the comics to the big screen. Here’s a look at how it started and how it has menaced the Avengers throughout the Marvel Universe.

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Kree-Skrull War. This 1976 storyline is found in Avengers No. 89 to No. 97 and written by Roy Thomas (who would succeed Stan Lee as Marvel's editor-in-chief), with art by Sal Buscema Neal Adams ...

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The Skrulls have yet to appear in the MCU, but no doubt Captain Marvel will reveal how they've played a hidden role in events on Earth over the past several decades (if not longer). The Mar-Vell ...

In Marvel Comics lore, The Kree-Skrull war is a story arc from the early 1970s, in which The Avengers get embroiled with Kree hero Mar-Vell, who conceived a child with a Skrull princess.

In Captain Marvel, though, it's ultimately revealed that Skrulls are the victim in their war with the Kree. That leads to them working with Carol Danvers (Brie Larson) as she fights to stop her ...

News about the Skrulls means a lot to those who have been reading Marvel Comics for years, but it's understandable that everyone else might not quite get what the deal is.

Marvel Highlights Comic Book Skrulls Ahead of ‘Captain Marvel’ Movie. A month ahead of the Skrull's big-screen debut in 'Captain Marvel', they'll take over the covers for 22 comic books.

The old woman Captain Marvel beats up on the train is a Skrull, and another shot in the most recent featurette shows off one of their most notable abilities: shapeshifting. We're already paranoid ...

Captain Marvel, then, is a new chapter in that tale. The movie doesn't just show the galaxy from the Skrull point of view, it asks viewers to identify with them.