We’ll examine why they remain among the most hotly disputed figures in the Avengers’ expansive rogues’ gallery. Here’s our countdown of the 10 most controversial Avengers villains.
The 21st century sparked a wave of controversy when Captain America, the revered World War II icon, was revealed as a Hydra member.
A distastefully controversial story unfolded when Ms. Marvel, Carol Danvers, rapidly birthed a child who turned out to be Marcus Immortus.
The Ultimate comics line ignited a firestorm of controversy when villain Magneto inverted Earth’s magnetic poles in the crossover event “Ultimatum”.
Controversy swirled when the Avengers West Coast narrative villainized him, implicating him in the victimization of the stranded Mockingbird during their entrapment in the 19th century.
In an outdated story that problematically portrays Asian villagers and their communist leaders. Their archaic attire and settlement starkly contrast the advanced Communist officers.
Baron Blood, a unique adversary of Captain America, weaves together the chilling lore of vampirism with the historical backdrop of World War II.
The Marvel mutant unaffiliated with the X-Men, possesses the ability to sway women using pheromones. However, he showed no solidarity with other mutants.
VisionQuest and subsequent issues subjected the Scarlet Witch to intense trauma, amplified in Avengers Disassembled where her grief-triggered power surge reached near-omnipotence.
Initially introduced as straightforward small villain, later became notorious for his heinous acts. Transformed into a human bomb by Kree experiments, Robert Hunter.
Ghaur, a principal Deviant priest, originates from distinct parts of the Marvel Universe to stand as a contentious villain. Exhibiting his exceptional manipulative skills.