Peggy Carter
Creation & Design
Peggy Carter was created during World War II as a love interest for Captain America, representing strong female characters in a male-dominated genre.Early Years
Initially introduced as a supporting character, Peggy quickly became a symbol of female empowerment and resilience during the war.Character Development
Over the years, Peggy has evolved from a love interest to a fully fleshed-out character with her own agency, becoming a role model for women in comics and beyond.Cultural Reception
Peggy Carter has been well-received by audiences and critics alike, praised for her strong character development and portrayal by Hayley Atwell in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.Character Details
Real Name:
Margaret Elizabeth Carter
Aliases:
Agent Carter, Peggy
Species:
Human
Gender:
Female
Affiliations:
S.H.I.E.L.D., Howling Commandos, Invaders
Abilities:
Expert hand-to-hand combatant, Skilled strategist, Master of espionage
Equipment:
Standard issue S.H.I.E.L.D. gear, Firearms
Weight:
120lbs
Height:
5' 3"
Eye Color:
brown
Hair Color:
brown
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1st appearance of Agent 13, Sharon Carter
1st cameo appearance of Peggy Carter, one panel, obscured in the distance
1st appearance of Batroc the Leaper
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1st appearance of Agent 13, Sharon Carter
1st cameo appearance of Peggy Carter, one panel, obscured in the distance
1st appearance of Batroc the Leaper
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1st full appearance of Peggy Carter
1st full appearance of Ultimo, a robot weapon created to destroy anything it encounters
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1st full appearance of Peggy Carter
1st full appearance of Ultimo, a robot weapon created to destroy anything it encounters
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2nd appearance and first partial cover of Peggy Carter
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2nd appearance and first partial cover of Peggy Carter
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1st full cover appearance of Peggy Carter, partially seen on the cover of Captain America #161
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1st full cover appearance of Peggy Carter, partially seen on the cover of Captain America #161
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Reprint of Tales of Suspense #77, the first appearance of Peggy Carter
25-page original story that takes place during World War II and the relationship between Captain America and Peggy Carter
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Reprint of Tales of Suspense #77, the first appearance of Peggy Carter
25-page original story that takes place during World War II and the relationship between Captain America and Peggy Carter
Marvel ⋅ 2015
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Origin of Peggy Carter, her secret history with S.H.I.E.L.D.
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Origin of Peggy Carter, her secret history with S.H.I.E.L.D.
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Variant cover art by Paul Renaud
Marvel Unlimited subscription variant
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Variant cover art by Paul Renaud
Marvel Unlimited subscription variant
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1st full appearance of the new Valkyrie in story, appears on variant cover of Exiles #1
1st cameo appearance of Peggy Carter as Captain America
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1st full appearance of the new Valkyrie in story, appears on variant cover of Exiles #1
1st cameo appearance of Peggy Carter as Captain America
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1st full appearance of Peggy Carter as Captain America
Cover art inspired by X-Men #268
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1st full appearance of Peggy Carter as Captain America
Cover art inspired by X-Men #268
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1st appearance of Agent Peggy Carter as Captain America
WWII homage cover inspired by Rosie the Riveter
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1st appearance of Agent Peggy Carter as Captain America
WWII homage cover inspired by Rosie the Riveter
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Identity of Dryad revealed to be Peggy Carter
Harriet Tubman revealed to be a previous Dryad
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Identity of Dryad revealed to be Peggy Carter
Harriet Tubman revealed to be a previous Dryad
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