Oh yes, and depending on when you are setting this: Here are a few things I found about Warbird that might help.
Real Name-- Carol Danvers
Identity-- altered human
Occupation-- writer , adventurer , former NASA security cheif / intelligence officer , former magazine editor , former space pirate
Affiliations-- Avengers , formerly Starjammers , associate of X-men
Base of Operations-- nationwide , formerly galaxywide
Powers-- Warbird possesses superhuman strength and resistence to injury, as well as the ability to fly. She can convert ambient energy into powerful blasts.
As Binary, Carol tapped into the powers of a white star, enabling a transformation into a deep-red skinned humanoid with flaming hair and allowing herself to fly through space at sub-light speeds. By focusing the cosmic energies within her, she could emit and control all portions of the electromagnetic spectrum. Her perceptions of energy flux around her where heightened to cosmic levels.
As Ms. Marvel, Carol enjoyed the superhuman strength and invulnerablity similar to her current powers, as well as flight and a "Seventh Sense" which granted her precognitive visions.
History-- Carol Danvers entered the Air Force at an early age and rapidly rose to become one of the leading agents in military intelligence. Upon leaving her work as a spy, she became security cheif at Cape Canaveral for NASA, where she met the Kree hero, Mar-Vell, the first Captain Marvel.
During a battle between Mar-Vell and his Kree foe Yon-Rogg at a hidden Kree base on Earth, Carol Danvers was accidentally irradiated by the unknown energies of the Psyche-Magnetron, a device built by the Kree for communication as well as for weaponry. The radiation from the machine eventually augmented Carol's entire genetic structure, granting her super powers. Assuming the guise of Ms. Marvel, she faught crime and alien invasion. During this time, she worked as a magazine editor in New York City and earned the friendship of many other heroes, even becoming a member of the mighty Avengers.
Soon after joining the Avengers, however, Carol was used by Marcus, son of the extra-dimensional time traveller Immortus, in an elaborate scheme to escape his prison in Limbo by impregnating Carol with himself. Marcus was born into our reality through Carol, and would have died. Carol, believing to be acting under her own influence, fled to Limbo with Marcus, only to have Marcus die and stranding Carol in Limbo.
Eventually, Carol escaped, but later she was defeated by the power-absorbing mutant named Rogue. Danvers lost virtually all of her Ms. Marvel abilities and all of her memories. With the help of the mutant telepath, Professor X, Carol was able to recover her memories, but the emotional ties to them were gone.
Travelling with the X-men, Carol was abducted by the alien Brood, who subjected her to an evolutionary ray which triggered the latent potentional of Carol's Kree-enhanced genes, giving her super powers which led Carol to call herself "Binary." She soon joined the space pirates known as the Starjammers.
During the Kree-Shi'ar War, Carol was deeply wounded in battle and returned to Earth to recouperate by her Avengers teammates. Carol decided to stay on Earth to attempt a re-establishment of her former life, but found her lack of emotional ties to her memories an insurmountable barrier. In addition, the power source that Carol derived her Binary powers from began to fade. Around this time, Carol developed alcoholism.
Breifly teaming up with the Avengers against Morgan Le Fey, Carol changed her code name to Warbird, her Binary powers soon completely depleted, and returned to an earlier version of her costume, trying desperately to be accepted by the Avengers. Although they did extend active membership to her, Carol's alcoholism became an increasing detriment to the team, endangering lives and compromising Carol's judgement. Carol quit the team when the group held a formal inquiry into her actions.
Carol turned to the Seattle area for residence, pursuing a writing carreer. She has been able to help Tony Stark, Iron Man, in an occaisonal battle, and Stark has tried to help Carol battle her alcoholism.
Last Known Appearance: Warbird appears as a guest star in Iron Man's regular series.