Marvin White
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Junior SuperFriends Team Member
| Marvin White | |
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| Real name: | Marvin White |
| AKA: | Super Marv |
| Species: | Human |
| Home Planet: | Earth |
| Relatives: | Daniel White (father) Diana Prince White (mother) |
| Base: | Hall of Justice |
| Affiliations: | Junior SuperFriend |
| Abilities: | None |
| Voiced by: | Frank Welker |
Marvin White, aka "Super Marv" was a Junior SuperFriend. His pet and sidekick was Wonder Dog, and his best friend was Wendy.
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On the cartoon, Marvin was shown to be somewhat bumbling. In the comics, Marvin's cleverness and resourcefulness made him invaluable to the other SuperFriends.
He was always dressed with a cape and a big letter "M" on his chest.
[edit] Continuity from SuperFriends Comic Book
Marvin was the son of Diana Prince White, the nurse whose name Wonder Woman took when she came to Man's World; and Daniel White.[1]
In 1977, after several years as a Junior SuperFriends Member, Marvin goes on to Ivy University, where fellow superhero Ray Palmer worked as a professor.[2]
A few years later, he returned with Wendy to aid the new Junior SuperFriends, the Wonder Twins, posing as Zan's and Jayna's human disguises, "John" and "Joanna", to fool a criminal who had deduced the Wonder Twins' and Batman's secret identities.[3]
[edit] Episode Appearances
| Members of the SuperFriends |
|---|
| Founding Members: |
| Superman • Batman • Wonder Woman • Aquaman • Hawkman • Samurai • Green Lantern • Flash • Black Vulcan |
| Expanded Team: |
| Hawkgirl • Apache Chief • El Dorado • Atom • Green Arrow • Plastic Man • Rima the Jungle Girl |
| Comic Book Team Members: |
| Black Canary • Elongated Man • Red Tornado |
| Junior SuperFriends: |
| Robin • Cyborg • Firestorm Zan • Jayna Marvin White • Wendy Harris |
| Mascots: |
| Gleek • Wonder Dog |
[edit] External Links
- Marvin and Wendy: Pre-Crisis at Cosmic Teams
- Wendy and Marvin at wikipedia.org
- Marvin White profile at Allexperts.com - the oldest & largest free Q&A service on the Internet
[edit] References
- ↑ E. Nelson Bridwell explains who Marvin's parents are in the letters column of the SuperFriends Comic Book issue #1.
- ↑ As shown in Super Friends #9
- ↑ As shown in Super Friends #26
