WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Captain Marvel #24 by Kelly Thompson, Lee Garbett, Belén Ortega, Antonio Fabela, and VC's Clayton Cowles, available now.

Captain Marvel has found herself in the future world of 2052. The superheroes have fallen, and the world is almost uninhabitable except for one area. That was due to several heroes' powers, one of which was a former member of the Thunderbolts: Jolt.

Ove, the son of Namor, revealed that his utopian society of New Atlantis is habitable because of the combined forces of missing heroes. Jolt provided the power for the city. Armor used her power to create a protective dome over the city, keeping the toxins out. The Inhuman Crystal used her powers to create the weather needed for the city to thrive. Finally, Magik and Luke Cage were also used to serve their purposes, and Carol Danvers might be the final key.

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Captain Marvel showed up in New Atlantis with her allies, including Emma Frost, Thor's daughter Brigid, and a series of new heroes in Katie Barton, Rhodes, Fuse, the Wolf, and the Spider. When they met Ove and were welcomed as guests, he told them how everything in his society operated. He mentioned the two most important heroes for New Atlantis were Armor, as she keeps the community safe, and Jolt, as she powers everything. While no one knew if these heroes were kidnapped and forced into action or volunteered, it turned out that it was not by will. Ove's mother is the Enchantress, and it is through her powers of magic that the heroes are forced to serve.

When it comes to Jolt, Ove revealed that she was the first superhero he encountered, and he said it was her that convinced Ove he could create a new world and rebuild society again. Jolt's powers were obviously enhanced to fuel and power an entire city in New Atlantis. Her original power was to throw hyperkinetic punches. However, she died and returned to life with more powers. This resurrection turned her into a being suffused with bio-electric energy.

Jolt made her first appearance in the pages of Thunderbolts #1 in 1997 by Kurt Busiek, Mark Bagley, Vince Russell, Joe Rosas, Dave Lanphear, Oscar Gongora & Comicraft. This was the first iteration of the team when the Masters of Evil formed as a superhero team led by Baron Zemo, with plans to betray Captain America and The Avengers. For Jolt, she had a tragic childhood. Her parents died in the Onslaught attack when she was 15, and Arnim Zola kidnapped her and subjected her to numerous experiments, giving her powers. Despite that, Jolt was an upbeat teenage girl who brought the positivity the team needed. In some bitter irony, she died after Hawkeye took leadership of the group, and they set out to become true heroes. It wasn't as a hero either. After school, she was shot by the former Nomad, Jack Monroe, while having lunch with some friends.

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Jolt

Jolt was brought back to life in Thunderbolts #46 by Fabian Nicieza, Mark Bagley, Greg Adams, Joe Rosas, and Richard Starkings & Comicraft. Jolt's Thunderbolts teammate Techno stole her body and tried to experiment to isolate her powers and ended up resurrecting her. She was now overpowered and looking for vengeance against the "scum" who killed her.

She ended up moving on to the Young Allies on Counter-Earth before finally returning to Earth and convincing her fellow Thunderbolts to return to their role as true heroes again. Now, in the future, it appears she is being held against her will, forced to power a world with Namor's son Ove as its ruler.

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