American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Of course, Batman's true strength lies in his intelligence and intellect. If Batman were given enough time to prepare, it wouldn't be surprising if Doctor Strange were to be defeated.

But what if it's an encounter battle?

Batman has no chance of winning.

However, such a powerful figure was actually captured by the Illuminati.

"Just look at their members, this is another Avengers, right? Captain Carter, wow, this is a female version of Captain America! And there's Captain Marvel... uh, in this parallel universe, isn't Captain Marvel Carol Danvers?"

Iron Man might also be involved, as well as Professor X… Who is Professor X?

Tony Stark glanced through the list of potential candidates, but in the end, his gaze fell on the last option: Professor X.

Professor X?

The others also focused their attention on this option, and they all looked at each other, somewhat bewildered.

Because none of them had ever heard of Professor X.

"Wait a minute, the mutant leader? Remember that question from earlier? The reward was to gain mutant abilities."

Captain America seemed to remember something and asked everyone.

Captain America answered that question and gained the ability to "shapeshift," a very magical and practical ability.

It still left a very deep impression on everyone.

"So we can give a simple summary of mutants," Diana said, "They are also a group of people with incredible abilities."

“I like this summary.” Thor couldn’t help but give Diana a thumbs up.

Look at that, simple and clear, concise and to the point, that's what a cultured person is all about.

"In short, since Professor X is the leader of the mutants, his own strength must be very strong," Bruce Wayne chimed in.

This is a point that everyone largely agrees on.

Professor X's image as a powerful figure was thus formed in everyone's mind.

In short, none of these suspected members of the Illuminati are simple people, and everyone knows the prestige and scale of the Illuminati.

"Alright everyone, let's try to analyze this problem."

After briefly summarizing the topic, Captain America spoke up, addressing everyone.

"Wait a minute, who is this Captain Carter? A female version of Captain America?" Clark Kent called out to Captain America at that moment.

There are no comics about Captain Carter in his world.

So the bigwigs in DC had absolutely no idea who Captain Carter was.

"Wasn't Peggy Carter Rogers' lover during World War II? Did she, like Rogers, get injected with the super serum?"

Clark Kent asked curiously again.

But something's not right.

He clearly remembered that Peggy Carter was nearly a hundred years old, and later died of old age.

There is no indication anywhere that this is a character like Captain America.

“I think that must be Captain Carter from another parallel universe, right?” Bruce Wayne immediately realized this.

“That’s right, it’s a very interesting thing. In that universe, it wasn’t Rogers who was injected with the super serum, but Carter.”

Thor, with a smile on his face, enthusiastically explained the "Captain Carter universe" to the DC bigwigs.

The DC bigwigs listened with great interest.

If the identity of the same person can change so drastically in different universes, then what role do they play in other universes?

If they are superheroes in this universe, is it possible that they could be villains in other universes?

Or even a supervillain who could destroy the world?

This is a very interesting topic.

Chapter 455 Something Destined for Superman

After basically clarifying the identities of the four people in the options, the participants naturally stopped wasting time and began to seriously analyze the situation.

"The Illuminati, although we are not entirely clear about the exact meaning of the name, is probably an organization similar to the Avengers."

"They are all organizations composed of individuals with special skills and enhanced abilities."

Captain America's voice rang out as he solemnly addressed the group, "Judging from their capture and trial of Doctor Strange from another universe, the Illuminati should, to some extent, be like Kamar-Taj, guarding against threats from other dimensions."

Although people's understanding of the Illuminati is not specific or clear enough, they are generally aware of its role.

To put it simply, it's a super organization dedicated to maintaining peace on Earth.

So, what kind of people can join such an organization?

"If it's Captain Carter... she's a super soldier and a 'veteran soldier' ​​with a strong sense of justice. I wouldn't be surprised if she joined an organization like this."

"So, Captain Carter, I think we should put this on hold for now!"

The others at the scene couldn't think of any reason to rule out Captain Carter, and of course, they couldn't be sure either; Captain Carter's fate remained uncertain.

Everyone then began to focus their attention on option B.

"Is Captain Marvel the most likely answer?" Thor immediately asked.

He has participated in many quiz shows, and Captain Marvel has appeared in many of the previous questions.

Thor, despite not being particularly intelligent, had managed to remember some of the "features" of this option after hearing them repeatedly.

"Captain Marvel isn't on Earth; she's been active in interstellar space! And the Illuminati is clearly an organization based on Earth, so Captain Marvel shouldn't be in it, right?"

"Just like in our world, the Avengers don't have Captain Marvel."

"What Thor said does make some sense."

Bruce Wayne nodded in agreement. "However, there's one thing we need to be aware of: the Captain Marvel here isn't the Carol Danvers we all know, but rather a different, less familiar Maria Rambo."

"This is not a character from the main universe, but a character from another parallel universe outside the main universe!"

In this situation, people's previous understanding of Captain Marvel can only be used as a reference.

Whether Captain Marvel in this parallel universe will be like Captain Marvel in the main universe, spending all her time wandering in outer space and never returning to Earth, remains to be seen.

"Wait a minute, Maria Rambo?"

Captain America stared at the name in option B, and after a moment of contemplation, he remembered who it was. "I remember now, this person is Danfoss's comrade-in-arms and also Danfoss's good friend."

"In the main universe, after Danfoss returned to Earth, he found Maria Rambo again."

This situation is similar to the difference between Captain Carter and Captain America.

Even if Captain Marvel were to switch characters in another universe, the "transfer" would still be between two people with an extremely close relationship.

"Who Maria Rambo is doesn't matter, what matters is that she's Captain Marvel!" Tony Stark spoke up, getting straight to the heart of the matter. "The important thing is, can we apply our understanding of Captain Marvel to her?"

"Judging from Captain Carter's experience, there are quite a few differences between her experience and that of Captain America."

"So... we don't know how different the experiences of Maria Rambo and Carol Danvers, the two Captain Marvels, are."

"But even if the difference is large, it's not surprising."

This is a bit of a pain, because it means that people can no longer use their previous understanding of Captain Marvel to analyze this Captain Marvel.

"So, this option seems to have to remain undecided as well," Diana said with a helpless shrug.

All that was left for everyone to do was to focus on the next option.

"Iron Man Tony Stark... well, it's not impossible that Stark would join this Illuminati."

“He’s joined the Avengers now, hasn’t he?” Bruce Wayne said, glancing at everyone.

Of course, not joining is also an option.

Simply put, this option is also one that cannot be analyzed.

It remains to be determined.

It's not just Tony Stark that's the case; even the mutant leader in option D is the same. People know even less about this person, making any effective analysis even less likely.

Neither confirming nor excluding can be done.

In short, after a round of preliminary analysis, no one could rule out any of the options.

All four options are pending.

To be honest, this question is actually quite difficult. It's been a long time since we've encountered a situation where we can't make any selections.

"Iron Man Tony Stark? Captain Carter Peggy Carter?"

After a moment of deep thought, Tony Stark murmured to himself, as if he had remembered something crucial.

"Aren't there some problems with these two options?" he suddenly asked, his eyes sparkling.

"Stark, what's wrong with these two options?" Thor asked, staring at Tony Stark with a puzzled look.

Other respondents, also unable to keep up with Tony Stark's highly unpredictable train of thought immediately, all turned their attention to Tony Stark.

"You all probably remember, right? In Captain Carter's universe, there's not only Captain Carter, but also a Hydra Stomp!"

"And the Hydra Trample, strictly speaking, is actually Iron Man!"

Upon hearing Tony Stark's words, the Marvel bigwigs who had experienced the relevant quiz immediately recalled it.

The Hydra Stomp is Steve Rogers!

However, this matter still seemed somewhat unrelated to the question, and the group still hadn't grasped Tony Stark's specific meaning.

"So... Iron Man might not even exist in Captain Carter's universe!"

Tony Stark then uttered a sentence that immediately made the Marvel bigwigs realize something.

Yes.

Iron Man may no longer exist!

Because the Iron Man suit was actually developed by Tony Stark's father during World War II.