10 Avengers Who Don't Appear in the MCU!

10 Avengers Who Don't Appear in the MCU!

The Avengers are one of the best superhero teams in Marvel Comics. They are the main protectors of the Earth, and they will stop threats that come from within or outside the Earth. They have successfully overcome many problems. Actually, there are several important members of the Avengers, but of course the ones that are most memorable in our memory are Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Hawkeye, and Black Widow. We can see their appearance in the MCU. But there is something interesting, geeks, because there are several Avengers members who have never been featured in the MCU. Anyone?

10Sentry

The first Avengers not to appear in the MCU is Sentry. Sentry was created by writer Paul Jenkins and artist Jae Lee. This character first appeared in The Sentry #1 in 2000. The Sentry's true identity is Bob Reynolds, an ordinary man who became a superhero after discovering a mysterious serum that gave him extraordinary powers. Sentry has incredible superpowers, including nearly limitless physical strength, the ability to fly, regeneration, lightbending, and the ability to control molecules.

One interesting aspect of the Sentry is that he has a dark side known as the “Void”. The Void is the manifestation of all the darkness and evil that exists within the Sentry, and is his greatest enemy. Sentry is indeed one of the most emotionally unstable superheroes in the Marvel Universe. Sentry joins the Avengers, becoming one of the most powerful and important members of the team.

However, because of his unstable emotional side, Sentry also becomes a quite dangerous Avengers too. Despite being presumed dead several times, the Sentry has returned several times in various stories, confirming his power and importance in the Marvel Universe. Even though he hasn't appeared yet, Sentry will soon appear in the MCU.

Wonder Man

Wonder Man first appeared in The Avengers #9 in October 1964. He was created by writer Stan Lee and artist Don Heck. Wonder Man's true identity is Simon Williams, a successful businessman who became a superhero after he was given superpowers by Baron Zemo as part of his plan to fight the Avengers.

Wonder Man possesses incredible physical powers, including superhuman strength, speed, endurance, and reflexes. He also has the ability to fly and rapid regeneration abilities. Although initially recruited by Baron Zemo to destroy the Avengers, Simon Williams eventually changed course and turned into a hero, saving the Avengers from Zemo's trap.

Wonder Man is known for his steadfast and honorable attitude. He is often the moral voice of the Avengers team, holding firm to his principles. Wonder Man has a close relationship with Scarlet Witch, another member of the Avengers. Well, interestingly, Wonder Man has made several big sacrifices in comic stories, including when he sacrificed himself to save the Avengers team in Avengers Disassembled.

8Wolverine

Wolverine first appeared in The Incredible Hulk #180 in October 1974. But his more significant appearance was in The Incredible Hulk #181, where he fought the Hulk. Wolverine's real name was James Howlett, later known as Logan. He is a mutant with extraordinary healing abilities, and bones made of adamantium.

And of course he also has sharp adamantium claws, which are his trademark. Wolverine is part of the Weapon X program, a secret program that turns him into a living weapon by coating his bones with adamantium. Wolverine is famous as a member of the X-Men. But despite being a member of the X-Men, Wolverine also became an Avengers, and remained on the team for many years.

Wolverine is known for his rough, stubborn, and violent nature. However, beneath his tough demeanor, he has a strong moral code and often acts as a protector for the weak. Well, interestingly, soon, we will see Wolverine's debut in the MCU, specifically in the film Deadpool 3.

7Storm

The next Avengers not to appear in the MCU is Storm. Storm also known as Ororo Munroe, first appeared in Giant-Size X-Men #1 in 1975. She was created by writer Len Wein and artist Dave Cockrum. One of Storm's defining characteristics is her ability to control the weather. He can manipulate wind, rain, lightning, snow, and even tornadoes at will.

Ororo Munroe was born in Kenya and raised in Cairo, Egypt. He has a unique background with connections to Africa and descent from a powerful African wizard. Storm is a key member of the X-Men superhero team. He has an important role in many X-Men stories, often serving as the team's leader. But apart from being a member of the X-Men, Storm was also a member of the Avengers.

Storm is recognized as one of the strongest mutants in the Marvel Universe. His ability to control the weather makes him a very influential force in battle. Storm was once married to T'Challa, King of Wakanda who is also known as the Black Panther. Their relationship is one of the most famous in comics history.

6Hyperion

Hyperion first appeared in The Avengers #69 in October 1969. He was created by writer Roy Thomas and artist Sal Buscema. Hyperion originates from an alternate universe known as Earth-712 in the Marvel multiverse. In this universe, Hyperion is a member of Squadron Supreme, DC Comics' version of the Justice League.

Hyperion has superpowers similar to Superman, including extraordinary physical strength, the ability to fly, x-ray vision, and many other powers. Hyperion's real identity is Mark Milton. He was one of the few people to survive the destruction of his planet, and was later found by a farmer and raised on Earth as his own child.

Well, interestingly, Hyperion has also been described as a member of the Avengers. He became one of the strongest members of the Avengers. If Hyperion eventually appears in the MCU as a member of the Avengers, it would be very interesting to see him join the team.

5Black Bolt

The next Avengers not appearing in the MCU is Black Bolt. Black Bolt first appeared in Fantastic Four #45 in December 1965. He was created by writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby. Black Bolt is the leader of a race of superhumans known as the Inhumans. As king, he holds absolute control over Attilan, the main Inhuman city, and is the spiritual and political leader of his people.

One of Black Bolt's defining characteristics is his extraordinary vocal power. Every sound he produces can create extremely powerful shockwaves, enough to destroy buildings or even planets. Due to his incredible power, Black Bolt constantly trains to control his emotions and refrain from speaking.

Even one word from Black Bolt can be catastrophic, therefore he chooses to remain silent as much as possible. Interestingly, Black Bolt was also a member of the Avengers, although the duration was not too long and was quite short. And not many people remember Black Bolt as a member of the Avengers.

4 Iron Fists

Iron Fist first appeared in Marvel Premiere #15 in May 1974. He was created by writer Roy Thomas and artist Gil Kane. Iron Fist's real name is Daniel Thomas Rand-K'ai, known as Danny Rand. He is the son of Wendell Rand, an American businessman, and Heather Duncan Rand, a woman from K'un-Lun, a secret city in the Himalayas.

Iron Fist gained his strength through intensive training and learning the ancient martial arts of K'un-Lun. He has the ability to harness chi, the vital energy within him, to increase his physical strength and martial arts skills. Iron Fist's main strength is his ability to unleash his "Iron Fist", where he gathers his chi into his hand and allows his attacks to be extremely deadly, capable of even damaging very hard objects.

Iron Fist is one of the founding members of the Heroes for Hire team, a private company that provides superhero services to clients in need. Well, interestingly, Iron Fist was also a member of the Avengers. While with the Avengers, Luke Fist has carried out many major missions.

3Luke Cage

The next Avengers not appearing in the MCU is Luke Cage. Luke Cage first appeared in the comic Luke Cage, Hero for Hire #1 in June 1972. He was created by writer Archie Goodwin, artist George Tuska, and writer Roy Thomas. Luke Cage's real name is Carl Lucas. He was thrown into prison unfairly and became the subject of experiments that gave him superpowers.

After getting out of prison, he adopted the “Luke Cage” identity as a superhero. Luke Cage possesses extraordinary physical powers, including great strength, speed, and endurance. His skin is coated with an experimental chemical giving him nearly unlimited resistance to physical injury and weapon attacks.

Luke Cage is the co-founder and main member of the Heroes for Hire team, a private company that provides superhero services to clients in need. He often works together with Iron Fist in this team. What's more interesting is that Luke Cage has joined the Avengers several times.

2Hercules

Hercules first appeared in the comic Journey into Mystery Annual #1 in 1965. He was created by writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby. Hercules is an ancient Greek god in mythology, who was adapted into a superhero character in Marvel Comics. He was the son of Zeus, king of the gods, and is one of the most famous heroes in Greek mythology.

In the comics, Hercules possesses extraordinary physical strength, even by godly standards. He possesses strength, speed, and endurance far beyond ordinary humans, as well as highly skilled fighting abilities. Hercules is a permanent member of the superhero team Avengers. He has been part of various incarnations of the Avengers over the years and is often an irreplaceable force in fights against major threats.

Hercules often competes with Thor. They often compete in various things, from physical strength to drinking wine. But behind that, they are also often friends. Indeed, the relationship between Hercules and Thor is quite complicated in Marvel Comics.

1Blue Marvel

Blue Marvel first appeared in the comic Adam: Legend of the Blue Marvel #1 in 2008. He was created by writer Kevin Grevioux and artist Mat Broome. Blue Marvel's real name is Adam Bernard Brashear. He is a scientist and superhero who has extraordinary powers. Blue Marvel possesses extraordinary physical powers, including strength, speed, endurance, and reflexes that exceed those of ordinary humans.

He also has the ability to control antimatter, giving him unlimited energy powers. Before becoming a superhero, Adam Brashear was a prominent physicist who was involved in an experimental project that led to an accident that gave him superpowers. He uses his knowledge of science to fight crime and global threats.

Blue Marvel initially retired from his career as a superhero after it was revealed that he was a black man. He worries that his knowledge of antimatter and his superhuman abilities will make him a threat to the world. But then he returned and became a member of the Avengers.

That's it, geeks, some of the Avengers members who haven't appeared in the MCU. They do have interesting story backgrounds, so it feels like Marvel Studios is presenting these characters. Let's just wait, geeks!