Moon Girl (Marvel Comics)

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Moon Girl
S.A.D.S.A.K.
PartnershipsDevil Dinosaur
Notable aliasesNella
That Crazy 4th Grader
Adaeze
Lu
Abilities
  • Consciousness transferal during a full moon
  • Genius-level intellect

Moon Girl (Lunella Lafayette) is a superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics, created by writers Brandon Montclare and Amy Reeder and artist Natacha Bustos.[1][2] The character first appeared in Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #1 (November 2015). Lunella is a 9-year-old Inhuman girl who is described as the smartest character in the Marvel Universe[3] and is paired with Devil Dinosaur, with whom she shares a mental link.

Publication history

The character was created by writers Brandon Montclare and Amy Reeder (who also designed the character), and artist Natacha Bustos, first appearing in Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #1 (November 2015).

The genesis of the character came from editor Mark Paniccia, who is a fan of the character Devil Dinosaur and, along with editor Emily Shaw, had hired Montclare and Reeder to pen the basis for a new series that involved the character ending up in modern day. They came up with the idea of Devil Dinosaur interacting with a girl and fell in love with the idea of working with a hero who wasn't a "regular cape-and-tights superhero". Reeder explains the primary inspiration for the creation of the character:

So she was just, originally this character who was kind of like Inspector Gadget, but a little less campy—a little more knowing what she’s doing? You know, having gadgets come out of her backpack or whatever, and rollerskating around the city and solving crimes kind of things. And she was black. And then [Marvel] said a girl—the only difference was I made her younger, and that made her even cooler. She’s somebody who’s kind of awkward, a bit off the beaten path and people are not aware of her.

They also viewed the series as a direct sequel to the Moon-Boy and Devil Dinosaur series from Jack Kirby, hence the first villains that Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur face are the Killer-Folk.[4]

Artist Natacha Bustos found the character a relief from the norm of other typical superheroes. She was primarily inspired by the clear diversity that Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur promoted, further comparing the character Lunella to herself. She compared her story to a "Ghibli one" due to the immense relationship between the title characters.[5]

Issue #47 of Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur (released November 2019) has been billed as the final issue of the series.

Fictional character biography

Heroic beginnings

Lunella Lafayette is a young Haitian-American girl who is the daughter of

James Lafayette
. She daydreams and loves to invent. Despite possessing an astoundingly large intellect, Lunella is unable to get into better schools and attends Public School 20 Anna Silver. Her classmates make fun of her and dub her Moon Girl because of these qualities.

In the Savage Land, a group of Killer Folk got their hands on the sacred Nightstone. Moon-Boy and Devil Dinosaur fought to reclaim it, but Moon Boy died when the Killer Folk were sucked into a vortex through time by the Nightstone. Moon Boy's dying wish was for Devil Dinosaur to reclaim the Nightstone and avenge him.[6]

Going through the portal, Devil Dinosaur ended up in New York City. The Nightstone had fallen into the hands of Lunella, who deduced the Nightstone was actually a Kree Omni-Wave Projector. Lunella had identified the

Terrigen Mist. Due to several Terrigen clouds that had been drifting around the city following the Inhumans' detonation of a Terrigen bomb, she took drastic action and intended to use the Nightstone to find a way to remove the Inhuman DNA. With Lunella refusing to give up the Nightstone, Devil Dinosaur was forced to bring her on his rampage through the city as he searched for the Killer Folk. Although Devil Dinosaur fought the Killer Folk, they managed to escape with the Nightstone.[7]

Lunella ended up harboring Devil Dinosaur in her laboratory that she had built in the depths of her school, growing more and more frustrated that she was stuck with the "big red dummy" but found him useful when he helped save the lives of her teacher and class during a fire.[8] However, Amadeus Cho's Hulk form arrived, seeking to apprehend Devil Dinosaur for his earlier rampage and accused him of the fire. Lunella refused, declaring that she needed Devil Dinosaur and, growing frustrated with Amadeus patronizing her and undermining her intelligence, drew out a few homemade weapons to fight him, but only accidentally ended up knocking out Devil Dinosaur.[9]

Lunella, feeling responsible for Devil Dinosaur's arrest and, feeling kinship to the beast stuck in a place he did not belong, broke him out under the moniker of Moon Girl, a nickname the other students used to bully her.[10] After the Killer Folk - who had conquered territory previously owned by the Yancy Street Gang – failed to kidnap Lunella from school to be their blood sacrifice to the Nightstone on a full moon, Lunella decided to end things. She and Devil Dinosaur fought the Killer Folk once more and won, reclaiming the Nightstone. Lunella hoped she could finally use it to ensure she would not transform into an Inhuman, but at that precise moment she was caught in a Terrigen cloud.[11]

After Terrigenesis

Devil Dinosaur took Lunella's cocoon to her lab and watched over it for several days until she hatched. Lunella was at first relieved she had not changed physically, but was dismayed to learn her Inhuman power caused her consciousness and that of Devil Dinosaur's to switch. Devil Dinosaur proceeded to make her even more ostracized at school due to freaking out in class and attacking other students while Lunella rampaged through the city. Eventually though they returned to normal.[12]

Devil Dinosaur and Moon Girl's next opponent came in the form of

Kid Kree - a misunderstood Kree boy who had failed to enter the academy twice, who sought to capture an Inhuman to impress his father and make a name for himself on Earth as Captain Marvel had - who disguised himself as a new student, Marvin Ellis, in Lunella's class. Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur fought Kid Kree several times,[13] once being separated by Ms. Marvel, who recognized their fight as the childish squabble it was, but still entrusted Moon Girl with a device to contact her if things ever got out of hand.[14]

Lunella is then approached by Hulk, who gives her the Banner B.O.X. (Brain Omnicompetence EXaminer), and is surprised when she solves it in mere seconds, proving that Lunella is the smartest person on Earth. After consulting experts, Moon Girl, Hulk and Devil Dinosaur encounter

Riri Williams. They follow the drones to a nearby alley, where Moon Girl encounters Doctor Doom. After Doom escapes, Moon Girl and Ironheart go to Moon Girl's secret lab, where they discover that the energy signatures of the drones are mystic in origin. While tracing Doom's location, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur arrive at the Sanctum Sanctorum and are found by Doctor Strange.[16] Waking up from a dream, Lunella is reunited with Devil, who was shrunk down by Strange. While walking back home, Moon Girl and two of her classmates are attacked by Doctor Doom and his Doombots. Moon Girl uses an enlargement potion on herself to help Doctor Strange fight Doom and his robots. A few nights later while installing an energy sensing probe, Moon Girl is found by five members of the X-Men.[17]

Arriving at an abandoned mall, Moon Girl re-engineers a Cerebro helmet with the Omni-Wave Projector to locate Doom, only for her and the X-Men to travel back to the 1980s. Once there, Doctor Doom arrives with an army of Doombots. The X-Men and Devil fight the Doombots until Moon Girl takes off the helmet, sending them back to the present, where they discover that Doom is actually a Doombot. Lunella takes the Doombot to her lab to analyze it.[18] Lunella later makes a major discovery about her Inhuman power: it only activates during a full moon. She then encounters an army of Doombots, along with Thing, Hulk, Ms. Marvel, Ironheart, Doctor Strange, Kid Kree and the Killer Folk, who went to her aid after being recruited by Lunella.[19]

Robot double

Lunella then receives a call for help from an alien girl named Illa and, after building a spaceship, goes to space with Devil and crash lands on a moon. While exploring, Lunella discovers that Illa is the moon.[20] She soon realizes that Illa is lonely and wants company and does not understand Lunella at all. After a brief fight between Devil and some giant bugs, Lunella leaves, despite Illa's objections. In the process, Lunella is sent to a parallel universe where she meets another version of herself and Devil Dinosaur. Meanwhile, the Doombot head creates robotic versions of Lunella to avoid suspicions of her absence.[21] After fighting their counterparts, Devil Girl and Moon Dinosaur, Lunella and Devil get back on their spacecraft and return to Illa who tells them that they will never leave her. Back home, the Doombot head begins to have problems with one of Lunella robots. Moon Girl and Devil manage to find Ego the Living Planet and reunite him with Illa, while the Doombot discovers that the Lunella robot is acting independently.[22] Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur later made use of a time machine to prevent Moon-Boy's death.[23]

Meanwhile, the Doombot head has created multiple Moon Girl replacement robots who to his surprise are acting like real little girls.[volume & issue needed] He tells them that they will be obsolete when the real Lunella returns.[volume & issue needed] While up in space Lunella has united Ego and Illa as a family.[volume & issue needed] On the way to Earth she uses the Omniwave projector to tearfully return Devil Dinosaur to Moon Boy in the Savage Land, where she thinks he belongs, and then returns to New York, where she tosses it away in the trash.[volume & issue needed] Later, realizing that she still needs help, she begins checking out other superheroes in the search for a potential partner. She tries several while on various adventures, but this fails and when faced with the Super Skrull she enlists Ben Grimm and Johnny Storm and uses H.E.R.B.I.E. to relocate Devil Dinosaur and bring him back in a Fantastic Four uniform of his own. They defeat Super Skrull and Lunella realizes that she and Devil Dinosaur do not belong in the Fantastic Four, but that they do belong together. She apologizes for sending him away and he readily forgives her.

Further team ups

During the

Kei Kawade demonstrates his abilities to the heroes present by summoning Devil Dinosaur, though Moon Girl was also brought along during Devil Dinosaur's summoning.[25] When the Leviathon Servitors attack the Baxter Building, Kei Kawade summons Devil Dinosaur to help fight them.[26] Moon Girl, Devil Dinosaur, and other heroes later encounter other monsters until the Leviathon Queen is defeated by Kei Kawade and his new creations.[27]

During the Secret Empire storyline, Devil Dinosaur and Moon Girl join up with Daisy Johnson's Secret Warriors. After rescuing Karnak from a prison camp, the Warriors encounter the Howling Commandos after falling into a trap. While driving West, the team is found by the X-Men. After escaping New Tian, the team meets Dark Beast, an evil version of Beast, who's tortured by Daisy and Karnak on information of an Inhuman who can help them. After receiving their information, the team encounters Mister Hyde along with Hydra's Avengers. After a brief fight, the team is captured until they break out when Daisy uses her powers to destroy the Helicarrier they were in. While trying to break Devil out of his cage, Moon Girl meets Leer, the Inhuman Karnak mentioned, who knocks her unconscious when the Helicarrier crash lands. Fortunately, Moon Girl and Devil have switched brains just in time, enabling Moon Girl to lead the Warriors to an Inhuman prison camp. There, the Warriors plan a jailbreak with the imprisoned Inhumans when the Underground resistance arrives to help them. It is later revealed that Leer is Karnak's son and that Karnak had sold him to Mr. Sinister to help activate his powers.[28]

In Gwenpool #25, Moon Girl, Devil Dinosaur, and another superhero team Power Pack briefly bust through the wall of the Marvel Universe's versions of Gwen's parents while she explains where she and her brother came from. They are surprisingly okay with it.[29]

Moon Girl starred in a three part mini-series of one-shots guest featuring Spider-Man (Miles Morales), the X-Men, and the Avengers which had Devil Dinosaur dino-napped by High Evolutionary.

Dealing with Princess

Wilson Fisk recently revealed his secret daughter Princess by enrolling her in Lunella's school. For some reason she sneaks into school and tried to steal Lunella's file, but is foiled by Moon Girl who in the middle of the fight trades bodies with Devil. Later Lunella, happy to have Devil Dinosaur back but having to deal with all of his dinosaur issues, transforms him into a human child with the help of her robot double, the Doombot head, and H.E.R.B.I.E. and shortly after enrolls him as a student claiming he is her brother. Princess feels slighted since she did not get to enjoy being the new girl much and complains to Wilson who informs some of his villainous contacts that they may have to deal with Moon Girl while Princess tries to bully them and draw attention back to herself. When that failed she had her father send her back to her old school.

The S.A.D.S.A.K.s

Wanting to help her fellow Inhumans, Moon Girl forms the

S.A.D.S.A.K.s
(Support Alliance Derby for Sensationally Abled Kids) and recruits Tasha, a girl with prehensile hair, Devinder, a boy with super speed, Will, a boy with wings and who can communicate with birds, and Olivia, a girl with social media influence. The group quickly become suspicious of Olivia, especially when people seem enamored with her after using a hair care product that she peddles online. Moon Girl discovers that OMG Olivia is actually part of the Kree race and directly descended from the scientists who created the Inhumans. In the hopes of reclaiming her family glory, she plans to use nanites embedded in her hair care products and create an army to do her bidding. Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur rally their new allies together to defeat her.

Powers and abilities

Lunella Lafayette's primary gift is her advanced intelligence. She is dubbed the "smartest person in the whole world" by Amadeus Cho, implying that she is more intelligent than other geniuses in the Marvel Universe such as

Hank Pym, and Cho himself.[30] She uses her intelligence to build a wide variety of gadgets that she uses in battle. Her "battle armor" consists of boxing headgear, goggles, suspenders, a computerized utility belt, backpack, some minor weapons (notably her spring powered boxing glove), and a special pair of roller-skates.[31]

As a result of her Inhuman heritage, Lunella possesses the ability to switch consciousness with Devil Dinosaur whenever she is angry or extremely hungry. Due to her intelligence, she is also capable of speech while in the body of the dinosaur. However, her regular body takes on a feral like personality due to Devil Dinosaur having taken over.[12] She also possesses some manner of enhanced strength, but according to Captain Kree it is radically insignificant compared to her other abilities.[32] She noticed that it tends to happen on the night of the full moon.

Other related characters

Supporting characters

  • Devil Dinosaur: The famed dinosaur who entered New York City, via a portal. He is Lunella's constant companion and best friend.[33]
  • Moon-Boy: Devil Dinosaur's original partner. He was initially killed by the Killer Folk,[34] but was saved, via time travel, by Lunella and Devil.[35]
  • Adria Lafayette: Lunella's mother who works as a prison councilor to help reform criminals.[36]
  • James Lafayette: Lunella's father who works as a nurse in the intensive care ward.[36]
  • Eduardo: Lunella's friend who claims to have seen Taylor Swift on Yancy Street.[34]
  • Zoe: One of Lunella's classmates who does not understand her or her intelligence.[34]
  • Ali: One of Lunella's classmates who is much more patient with her.[34]
  • Ms. Dominguez: Lunella's put upon teacher who struggles to understand her students.[34] She used to smoke.[37]
  • Coach Hrbek: Lunella's good-natured, but dimwitted coach. He is indirectly responsible for bringing Devil and the Killer Folk to New York.[34]
  • Devinder: An Inhuman boy with the ability to move at super speed.[36]
  • Will: An Inhuman boy who has wings and can talk to birds.[36]
  • Tasha Thomas: An Inhuman girl with prehensile hair.[36]

Enemies

  • Killer Folk: The first major threat that Lunella and Devil faced together. They are a primal tribe of ape-like beings who are savage, yet show intelligence.[34]
  • Marvin Ellis / Mel-Varr / Kid Kree: A Kree child soldier who comes to Earth to capture Lunella. He ends up falling in love with her, but she rebukes him due to their age.[38]
    They apparently still stay in contact with each other.
  • Princess Fisk: The daughter of Kingpin who is a spoiled brat.[39]
  • OMG Olivia: A Kree girl who is a direct descendent of the creators of the Inhumans who tries to mind control the populace.[40]

Reception

Accolades

  • In 2020, Scary Mommy included Moon Girl in their "Looking For A Role Model? These 195+ Marvel Female Characters Are Truly Heroic" list.[41]
  • In 2021,
    CBR.com ranked Moon Girl 1st in their "Marvel: 10 Smartest Female Characters" list.[42]
  • In 2022, Collider ranked Moon Girl 2nd in their "10 Smartest Marvel Universe Geniuses" list.[43]
  • In 2022, Screen Rant included Moon Girl in their "15 Smartest Characters In Marvel Comics" list[44] and in their "10 Female Marvel Heroes That Should Come To The MCU" list.[45]
  • In 2022,
    CBR.com ranked Moon Girl 1st in their "10 Smartest Marvel Scientists" list,[46] 2nd in their "10 Smartest Tech-Powered Heroes" list,[47] and 10th in their "10 Inhumans Who Should Join The Avengers" list.[48]

Other versions

In the Warp World reality seen in Infinity Wars, Lunella is amalgamated with Squirrel Girl and rendered as Luneen Lafagreen. After witnessing a red squirrel undergoing Terrigenesis by growing to the size of a Tyrannosaurus, Luneen develops a translation helmet and decides to dub herself Moon Squirrel and fights crime with her new best friend.[49]

In other media

Television

Video games

Miscellaneous

  • Lunella Lafayette makes a cameo appearance in Web Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure as a rookie engineer of the Worldwide Engineering Brigade (WEB) program.[59][60]
  • The television incarnation of Moon Girl appears as a meet-and-greet character at Avengers Campus.[61][62]
  • The television incarnation of Moon Girl made appearances in multiple Disney Channel web videos:
    • Moon Girl appears in Chibi Tiny Tales shorts.[63][64]
    • Moon Girl makes a non-speaking cameo appearance in the Broken Karaoke music video "Born to be Strange".
    • Moon Girl appears in the How NOT To Draw web short "How NOT To Draw Moon Girl", voiced again by Diamond White.

Collected editions

Title Material collected Writer Artist Publication date ISBN
Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur Vol. 1: BFF Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur (2015) #1–6 Amy Reeder, Brandon Montclare Natacha Bustos July 2016 978-1302900052
Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur Vol. 2: Cosmic Cooties Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur (2015) #7-12 Amy Reeder, Brandon Montclare Marco Failla, Natacha Bustos January 2017 978-1302902087
Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur Vol. 3: The Smartest There Is! Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur (2015) #13-18 Amy Reeder, Brandon Montclare Leonard Kirk, Ray-Anthony Height, Natacha Bustos July 2017 978-1302905347
Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur Vol. 4: Girl-Moon Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur (2015) #19-24 Brandon Montclare Natacha Bustos, Ray-Anthony Height, Dominike Stanton, Michael Shelfer January 2018 978-1302905354
Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur Vol. 5: Fantastic Three Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur (2015) #25-30 Brandon Montclare Natacha Bustos, Alitha Martinez July 2018 978-1302910990
Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur Vol. 6: Save Our School Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur (2015) #32-36 Brandon Montclare Natacha Bustos December 2018 978-1302911003
Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur Vol. 7: Bad Dream Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur (2015) #37-41 Brandon Montclare Natacha Bustos, Gustavo Duarte July 2019 978-1302914363
Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur Vol. 8: Yancy Street Legends Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur (2015) #42-47 Brandon Montclare Ray-Anthony Height, Gustavo Duarte, Alitha Martinez December 2019 978-1302914370
Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur: The Beginning Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur (2015) #1–12 Amy Reeder, Brandon Montclare Natacha Bustos, Marco Failla February 2019 978-1302916541
Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur: Full Moon Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur (2015) #13-24 Amy Reeder, Brandon Montclare Natacha Bustos, Ray-Anthony Height, Dominike Stanton, Michael Shelfer, Leonard Kirk January 2020 978-1302921132
Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur: Bad Buzz Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur (2015) #25-36 Brandon Montclare Natacha Bustos, Ray-Anthony Height, Marco Failla, Alitha Martinez June 2021 978-1302929848
Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur: Place In The World Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur (2015) #37-47 Brandon Montclare Natacha Bustos, Ray-Anthony Height, Gustavo Duarte, Alitha Martinez September 2022 978-1302945008
Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur: Menace on Wheels Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur (2023) #1-5 Jordan Ifueko Alba Glez July 2023 978-1302931254

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