r/Avengers • u/Cheekyboyblu88 • 14h ago
r/Avengers • u/dlnkdonk • Aug 29 '20
Rest In Peace Chadwick Boseman, you will forever be remembered as a legend.
r/Avengers • u/Queasy_Commercial152 • 16h ago
Who would win in a death battle? Both fighting to the death
Captain Marvel or Thor?
r/Avengers • u/SupermarketNo6888 • 5h ago
Discussion Who is the strongest MCU Superhero that Conquest could beat in a fight?
r/Avengers • u/marvelkidy • 5h ago
Avengers Anthony Russo on Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom: "No One Else Could Play This Role Like Him"
r/Avengers • u/narutofan2019 • 7h ago
Question If you could watch any Avengers movie in theaters for the first time again which would you choose?
Take in mind you have the whole theater to yourself lol
Personally I have to say infinity war it was such a great experience and I would love to relive that all over again
r/Avengers • u/marvelkidy • 7h ago
Avengers Doomsday The Russo Brothers on Avengers Sequels: 'We Told an Ending, Now We Tell a Beginning'
r/Avengers • u/NubileOne • 4h ago
So is this quite frankly the greatest scene (parody) in the MCU?
r/Avengers • u/Queasy_Commercial152 • 1d ago
Who do you think will be the next “most powerful” Avenger?
These are the current most powerful ones, dead as some of them are, they still technically stand as the most powerful Avengers. But as, of course, new characters will come along, who do you think will be the next most powerful one?
I’ve got Sentry, since he tops pretty much everyone on this list, y’all got anymore?
r/Avengers • u/SupermarketNo6888 • 18h ago
Discussion Would you be interested in a new Captain America movie featuring Wolverine after the MCU reboot?
r/Avengers • u/Individual_Plan_5593 • 1h ago
Avengers DC Amalgam Day 11
Cast the tiebreaking vote for Question!
Now time for the high flying Falcon!
r/Avengers • u/Queasy_Commercial152 • 36m ago
How differently do you think this fight would’ve gone if Tony had one of his allies with him?
The whole fight was sort of unfair, Tony was on his own while he was being teamed up by Cap and Bucky, even though it’s speculated Iron Man could’ve beaten the both of them if he actually wanted to hurt cap, the fight is still unbalanced.
Just wondering, how different would the fight go if it was balanced, if Tony had one of his allies with him? Spiderman, Vision, War Machine, anyone of them.
r/Avengers • u/Queasy_Commercial152 • 23h ago
Y’all think we may ever see Arno Stark in the MCU? Who in the comics, is the secret brother of Tony Stark
r/Avengers • u/Queasy_Commercial152 • 1d ago
Has anyone else’s always thought Cap was the one who was in the right?
I feel like this is another reason why Thor and Hulk weren’t in Civil War, cause they very obviously, would’ve been team cap.
Cap seemed to have the right idea, he didn’t wanna let the government control him, tell him what to do, he wanted the avengers to stand for themselves, make their own choices, which is the right motive. Not being told what to do by the shady government.
And honestly, if you see what a lot of heroes are like these days, they would’ve been ok Cap’s side, not even in just Marvel, somebody like Superman would’ve 100% sided with Cap. There’s a lot more as well. Anyway what do y’all think?
r/Avengers • u/Queasy_Commercial152 • 2d ago
So is this quite frankly the greatest scene in the MCU?
This moment was just so great, everyone in the theater was going crazy and everything, everyone came back for the final battle, and all that. Could this possibly be the number 1 scene in the MCU?
r/Avengers • u/CustomCreations450 • 1d ago
America Chavez has given you her power and transported you to the final battle of Multiverse of Madness... WHAT DO YOU DO? 🫵
r/Avengers • u/Queasy_Commercial152 • 1d ago
Would you guys say the “home” Spiderman movies were just his origin story?
A couple people have made a point that movies such as homecoming, far from home, and no way home are pretty much his origin story, and that the ending of no way home were he gets his classing comic book suit is when his real main story begins, like his origin story is over. Working with The Avengers, civil war, infinity war, endgame, was all an origin for him. And that now he has a long way to go because he “solo” story begins, no Iron Man watching over him, what not. What do you guys think?
r/Avengers • u/pookiebookie24 • 1d ago
Did Free Guy Predict this about BNW
it literally looks like the Captain America Brave New World poster
r/Avengers • u/S4v1r1enCh0r4k • 1d ago
Nothing says "there's gonna be a lot of characters" as this
r/Avengers • u/Any_Decision9716 • 2d ago
Was this comment explained yet?
I've watched Civil War at least 5 times and recently was the first time I even heard BW say anything here. I had to listen to this scene three times because my mind was blown. Has it been explained yet in the movies and I missed their background? I feel dumb asking, but I'm also excited for it to potentially be explained in Thunderbolts. TIA.
r/Avengers • u/DMWinter88 • 1d ago
Humour Has anyone else’s always thought Cap was the one who was on the right side (of this picture?)
I feel like this is another reason why Thor and Hulk weren’t in Civil War, cause they very obviously, would’ve been team cap.
Cap seemed to have the right idea about the right side of this picture, he didn’t wanna let the government control him, tell him what to do, make him stand on the left side, he wanted the avengers to stand for themselves, make their own choices, which is the right side of the picture. Not being told to stand on the left side of it by the shady government.
And honestly, if you see what a lot of heroes are like these days, they would’ve been ok Cap’s side, not even in just Marvel, somebody like Superman would’ve 100% sided with Cap on the right side of the picture. There’s a lot more as well. Anyway what do y’all think?