Today's Fact
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Long before Asgard meddled in modern heroics, a younger Odin took a field command on primitive Earth. In 1,000,000 B.C. he led a band of legacy-powered champions — remembered now as the Stone Age Avengers — raised by the mutant psychic Firehair, host of the Phoenix Force, to shield a defenseless planet from gods, monsters and worse.
Odin’s service came with an attachment he never outgrew: he and Lady Phoenix fought side by side for ages and became lovers, and the All-Father eventually decided gratitude and desire entitled him to a wedding. In Avengers 1,000,000 B.C. #1 (2022) the team is lured to Asgard for a surprise ceremony where Odin proposes on the spot — without ever having asked — and Phoenix very nearly abandons Earth altogether in fury at the presumption.
The founding itself was revealed in Marvel Legacy Vol. 1 #1 (2017), by Jason Aaron and Esad Ribić. Phoenix stayed, the ancient team endured a while longer, and her bond with Odin echoed forward in the strangest way: working with the goddess Gaea, she helped arrange the birth of the child who would grow up to be Thor — and, having breathed life back into the assassinated infant, has regarded the thunder god as her own son ever since.
Why It's Obscure
The Avengers did not begin in Manhattan; they began around a Stone Age fire, with a one-eyed god making romantic decisions for the whole planet.
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Sources
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Bullpen Bulletins
- Who Are the Avengers of 1,000,000 BC? — MarvelOfficial Marvel guide: Odin led the prehistoric team wielding Mjolnir, developed a passion for that era’s Phoenix host, and the group debuted in Marvel Legacy (2017) #1.
- Firehair (Earth-616) — Marvel DatabaseCorroborates that Firehair founded the prehistoric Avengers, fell in love with Odin, split after he tried to wed her without consent, and later helped mother and revive the infant Thor with Gaea.