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re: Is Captain Marvel a Mary Sue?
Posted on 4/20/19 at 8:45 am to PowerTool
Posted on 4/20/19 at 8:45 am to PowerTool
A Mary Sue can also be a character that seems inserted into the story that has traits of the author. For instance, many see Samwell Tarly in ASOIAF as a Mary Sue for George R.R. Martin. Pudgy, bookish kid who seems useless at first and will likely save the day or have a major role in doing so. Difference is the character is written well and isn’t just good at everything right off the bat.
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Posted on 4/22/19 at 4:54 pm to JumpingTheShark
Sam is far from a Marty Stu.
He has people that like him people that hate him.
He has a lot to learn. He isn't good at everything and he has tons of faults.
The closest thing to a self insert Marty Stu Martin has is The Great and Powerful Turtle. And even he spends half the time getting his asskicked/fricks up/ or can't go on the fantastic space quest because he has issues.
He has people that like him people that hate him.
He has a lot to learn. He isn't good at everything and he has tons of faults.
The closest thing to a self insert Marty Stu Martin has is The Great and Powerful Turtle. And even he spends half the time getting his asskicked/fricks up/ or can't go on the fantastic space quest because he has issues.
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