Habang ang mga pelikula na inilabas ni Marvel Studios, kasama ang iba pang mga pelikulang Marvel na inilalabas ng ika-20 Siglo ng FOX at Sony, ay halos palaging nakakaaliw, ang isa sa mga pinakadakilang bagay tungkol kay Marvel ay ang fanbase.
Ginagamit ng mga tagahanga ng marvel ang mapagkukunan ng materyal mula sa parehong mga pelikula at komiks upang lumikha ng kanilang sariling mga teorya ng fan, fan fiction, at fan art.
Habang ang ilang mga teorya ng fan ay maaaring medyo kumplikado para sa karaniwang tagahanga ng Marvel, ang likhang sining na nilikha ng mga tagahanga ng Marvel ay halos nakakaintriga. Ang isa sa mga pinaka-kaakit-akit na bahagi tungkol sa mga pelikula ng Marvel ay ang nakikita ang sikat na mga character ng comic book sa ibang paraan kaysa sa mga ito ay itinatanghal sa komiks.
Ang arte ng fan ay tumatagal ng isa pang antas, na ipinapakita ang aming mga paboritong bayani sa isang paraan na ang mga pelikula ay maaaring hindi kailanman mailarawan ang mga ito.
Maraming iba't ibang mga uri ng art art. Ang ilang mga fan art ay ipinapakita lamang ang pakikipag-ugnayan sa pagitan ng mga character na hindi namin inaasahan na makita nang sama-sama, ang ilang mga fan art ay nagpapakita ng mga character na iginuhit sa isang iba't ibang estilo tulad ng anime, at iba pang mga uri ng art ng fan ay mas mahusay na naiwan unmentioned.
Gayunpaman, ang isa sa mga nakakaintriga na uri ng fan art ay ang uri na nagpapakita ng aming mga bayani bilang iba't ibang uri ng mga character, maging gothic o post-apocalyptic.
Laging kawili-wiling makita ang mga character sa ibang setting o may iba't ibang mga hitsura na ang mga pelikula at komiks ay maaaring hindi kailanman ipakita sa amin.
Sa sinabi nito, narito ang 25 Marvel Characters Reimagined Bilang Warriors.
25 Iron Man
Noong 2015, ang artist na Durrrrian ay lumikha ng isang serye ng Marvel na may temang fan art upang ipagdiwang ang pagpapalaya ng Avengers: Edad ng Ultron. Ang nilikha niya ay naglalarawan ng Mightiest Bayani ng Daigdig sa isang mas mystical na kahulugan kaysa sa nakita natin sa kanila noon, na ang mga Avengers ay mga mandirigma ng sorcerer.
Ang bagong hitsura para sa Iron Man ay lubhang nakakaintriga. Dahil sa likas na katangian ng kanyang mga kakayahan, halos palaging palaging nasa kanyang mga kapangyarihan si Tony Stark at outfits na nakabase sa tech.
Sa labas ng ilang mga pagbubukod, tulad ng oras na ginamit niya ang Infinity Gauntlet, si Tony Stark ay bihirang lumayo sa kanyang teknolohikong advanced na demanda, kaya ang hitsura na ito ay tiyak na bago para sa kanyang pagkatao.
Habang ang bagong hitsura ay may nakasuot na sandata na kahawig ng suit ng Iron Man, mayroon din itong mga damit na lumilipad sa ilang bahagi.
Ang kanyang nakabaluti na mga gauntlet ay kumikinang na asul pa, ngunit sa oras na ito maaari nating isipin na ang glow ay nagmula sa ilang uri ng panggagaway kaysa sa mula sa isang mapagkukunan ng arc reaktor ng lakas.
Ang pinaka-cool na bahagi ng disenyo na ito ay katuwiran ang bagong maskara ng Iron Man. Ang maskara ay nakapagpapaalaala sa karaniwang maskara ng Iron Man na nakikita natin sa mga pelikula at komiks, ngunit mayroon na itong bilang ng mga marking at ukit dito.
24 Ghost Rider
Ang isa sa pinaka-misteryoso at biswal na nakamamanghang character ni Marvel ay ang Ghost Rider. Sa kasamaang palad, wala sa mga live na paglalarawan ng Ghost Rider hanggang ngayon ang talagang pinamamahalaang gawin ang hustisya ng biker character.
Habang ang mga bersyon ng Ghost Rider sa mga pelikulang Ghost Rider at sa mga Ahente ng SHIELD ay mukhang medyo tulad ng Ghost Rider sa komiks, hindi sila kinakailangang demonyo dahil siya ay inilaan upang tumingin.
Nagpasya ang artista ramsesmelendeze na subukang lumikha ng mala-demonyong hitsura para sa Ghost Rider, at pagkatapos ay kinuha ito nang kaunti pa. Sa halip na sumakay ng motor, nagliliyab na bisikleta, ang paglalarawan ng Ghost Rider ay mas katulad sa mapagkukunang materyal na Ghost Rider ay batay sa at isinakay siya sa isang kalansay na kabayo.
Habang ang bersyon na ito ng mukha ng Ghost Rider ay hindi kinakailangang natupok ng apoy dahil regular siyang inilalarawan, mayroong sapat na apoy upang mapanatili ang kanyang hitsura na nakakatakot, habang naglalabas pa rin ng isang kamangha-manghang hitsura para sa anti-bayani. Ang parehong napupunta para sa ulo ng balangkas ng kanyang kabayo.
Habang ang hitsura para sa Ghost Rider ay tiyak na hindi gaanong tumpak kaysa sa alinman sa mga nakaraang paglalarawan ng live na aksyon ng character, karamihan sa mga tagahanga ay malamang na hindi magreklamo kung ang hitsura ng villain rode sa screen sa isang hinaharap na pelikula.
Ang arte ng fan na ito ay perpektong nakukuha ang pagkakaroon ng demonyo na inilaan nang unang nilikha ang Ghost Rider.
23 Itim na Panther
Walang lihim na sa ilang beses sa komiks, ang Marvel bayani na Black Panther ay inspirasyon ng iconic na DC hero na si Batman. Ang mga komiks ni Batman ay palaging mga maiinit na nagbebenta, at si Marvel ay batay sa ilang mga komiks sa kanya.
Habang ang Black Panther ay hindi kinakailangang isang rip-off ng Batman, marami sa kanyang mga komiks ay inilarawan sa buhay pagkatapos ng Caped Crusader.
Ang tagahanga ng sining ng Black Panther ni Reza-ilyasa ay tumatagal ng mga pagkakatulad sa Black Panther ng isang hakbang pa.
Kahit na ito ay nilikha ng ilang taon bago Batman v Superman, ito ay talagang sa halip ay nakapagpapaalaala sa "Batfleck" na paglalarawan ng Batman na naging wildly popular sa mga nakaraang taon.
Ang estilo ng hitsura na ito ay mas simple kaysa sa bersyon na nakita namin dati. Walang cape tulad ng nagkaroon sa komiks, at walang mga kaliskis tulad ng mayroong sa pelikula. Sa halip, ang paglalarawan na ito ng Black Panther ay nagpapakita lamang ng isang tao na handa sa digmaan.
Ang sandata ay simple, at skintight pa rin. Bilang karagdagan, ang scheme ng kulay ng fan art ay karagdagang nagdaragdag sa damdamin ng ganitong hitsura.
Lahat sa lahat, ito ay mahusay na makita ang isang suit tulad nito ay lilitaw sa isang hinaharap na Black Panther na pelikula, kahit na ito ay isinusuot lamang ng maikling sandali tulad ng suit ng Captain America na SHIELD sa Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
22 Scarlet Witch
Ang paglalarawan ng Scarlet Witch ay isa pang piraso ng fan art na ginawa sa serye ng The Durrrrian's Age of Ultron. Habang tiyak na naiiba ito sa bersyon ng Scarlet Witch na nakikita sa isang bilang ng mga pelikula sa MCU, ang paglalarawan na ito ay magiging mahusay na makita sa screen sa kalsada.
Ang MCU na bersyon ng Scarlet Witch ay tiyak na namamahala upang ilarawan ang mga kakayahan ni Wanda Maximoff sa halip na maayos, ngunit ang kanyang hitsura ay radikal na naiiba sa mga komiks.
Ang pinapanatili lamang ay ang kanyang scheme ng kulay ng iskarlata, samantalang ang kanyang headpiece ay ganap na na-scrat. Ang pagbabagong ito ay nabigo sa maraming mga tagahanga ng Marvel na pinahahalagahan ang kanyang pagkatao sa komiks.
Sa panahon ng Phase 4 ng MCU, matapat na mahusay na makita ang paglalarawan na ito ng biyaya ng Scarlet Witch sa screen. Pinamamahalaan pa nitong isama ang basahin, leathery na uri ng sangkap na isinusuot niya sa mga nakaraang pelikula, ngunit may bagong disenyo ng gothic, sinamahan siyempre ng kanyang headpiece mula sa komiks.
Ang phase 4 ng MCU ay maaaring maglabas ng isang bagong arko para kay Wanda Maximoff, na ipinakita ang hindi kapani-paniwalang makapangyarihang superhero na bumababa sa isang madidilim na landas matapos mawala ang parehong kapatid at ang pag-ibig sa kanyang buhay.
Ang Scarlet Witch ay nawala sa ilalim ng radar sa isang bilang ng mga pelikula, ngunit isa pa rin sa pinakamalalim na mga character ng franchise, at ang bagong hitsura para sa kanya ay tiyak na makakatulong upang mapaunlad ang kanyang karakter na arko sa kalsada.
21 Deadpool
One of the running gags in the Deadpool movies is that he constantly forgets his weapons, having to resort to katanas, a couple bullets, and even bricks to fight off the bad guys. This time, however, Wade Wilson did not forget his bag of guns in a taxi.
This post-apocalyptic depiction of Deadpool shows a more hardcore and battle ready version of the Merc with the Mouth than we have seen before.
He is still equipped with his katana, but has even more weaponry beyond that, including an old fashioned rifle ripped straight from the classic apocalyptic movie Mad Max.
This fan art by Mark Brooks is incredibly detailed, featuring a leg brace, a spike shoulder pad, and a dagger hidden in his right boot. You can even get a glimpse of one of Wade's scarred skin with his right sleeve rolled up to show his gruesomely blemished arm.
While this version of Deadpool doesn't necessarily show the humor that we are used to seeing from Wade Wilson, it is still undoubtedly a fantastic work of art. It's unlikely that we will ever see Deadpool look like this in a movie, but this gorgeous art is still something to admire.
20 Vision
Like his fan art of Iron Man, The Durrrrian's depiction of Vision shows a usually technology based superhero in a more mystic light.
His face is almost all that remains the same of the Vision we know and love, with a much thicker armor now covering the rest of his body, and with his cape now becoming a robe that seemingly wraps around his entire body.
All in all, this version of Vision is incredibly intriguing. Vision's actual abilities are rather obscure, being both tech based and cosmic based, considering he has an Infinity Stone in his head. Perhaps it's not too far fetched to add mystic abilities to the mix ass well.
If the android superhero were to return in Phase 4 of the MCU, it would be certainly astonishing to see a depiction of Vision like this on screen.
Vision himself mentioned in Captain America: Civil War that he did not fully understand the power of his Infinity Stone, but perhaps the events of Avengers: Infinity War could have helped him understand the power better, and we can see him harness the full strength of the Mind Stone down the road.
While we may not see Vision as a fully armored warrior like in the above fan art, the mystic sense of Vision shown above would still be a great thing to see on screen as he grows in power.
19 Thanos
In the comics and his first few appearances in the MCU, the Mad Titan Thanos was already dressed as a warrior, suited up in full armor that showed his magnificence.
However, as the supervillain gained possession of more and more Infinity Stones, his need for his armor decreased, resulting in him dropping almost all of it.
Surprisingly, this depiction of Thanos isn't fan art. Instead, it was official concept art made by artist Andy Park for 2012's The Avengers, when Thanos made his first appearance. This would explain why it still looks strikingly similar to the Thanos we saw in the MCU.
While this depiction is similar, it shows Thanos in a more gothic light than we have seen him in any of the movies or the comics.
He is a lot more menacing and ominous in this version of the character, which may have been a little too dark for what Marvel was going for.
It would have been great to see a Gothic, warrior look for Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War like in the concept art above, but it ultimately may have ruined the depth of his character.
Rather than being a relatable and understandable villain, this version of Thanos may have felt more fearsome and despised, which was not the direction Marvel wanted to take his character. Regardless, it's still a cool look for the Mad Titan.
18 Spider-Man
Spider-Man: Homecoming and Avengers: Infinity War introduced a number of Marvel fans to the Iron Spider suit, a technology based outfit for Peter Parker created by Tony Stark.
Fan artist Justin Currie took the Iron Spider suit a step further, showing what could become of the arachnid superhero if his technological suit went a step further.
The art shown above depicts Spider-Man as a full fledged robot, with no Peter Parker included. The suit shoots webs out of a number of parts of his body now, not just his wrists, and has four arms (still two limbs away from having eight like a spider, but close enough).
Furthermore, the robotic Spider-Man now has six eyes, similar to the eight eyes most breeds of spiders have.
One of the coolest parts about this new Spider-Man suit, besides its dark blue color scheme, is the glow it produces. A bright blue light protrudes from each of its eyes, from the spider emblem on his chest, and from a number of spots on his arms and legs.
The patterns of light are incredibly detailed, showing the amount of work Currie really put into this creation. All in all, this technological depiction of the Spider-Man is a brilliant work of art.
17 Hawkeye
The next piece of art from The Durrrrian's Age of Ultron series depicts the regularly glossed over member of the Avengers in a new, more intriguing light.
This appearance for Clint Barton is incredibly different from any other form we have seen of the bowman in either the movies or the comics, yet at first glance, we can still tell that it's him.
His purple color scheme from the comics is clearly brought out in this new look, maintaining the essence of his character. One clever addition to his appearance is the inclusion of a hawk beak under his hood. This shocking twist never appeared in the comics, but helps connect Hawkeye more to his name.
Like the other pieces of fan art in the series, this depiction of Hawkeye includes some seemingly mystic powers, mostly shown coming from his bow.
At some point along the road, Hawkeye added an enchantment to his bow and arrows, perhaps to make his weapon more potent.
One strange aspect of this fan art is his right arm. In the comics and moves, Clint always wears a full sleeved glove on his right arm, as many archers do. However, this glove seems to have some sort of X-Ray abilities, showing the bones in his arm and in his fingers.
16 Loki
While the depiction of Loki in the Marvel Cinematic Universe was fantastic, turning him into one of the franchise's deepest characters with a solid arc from good to evil and back to good again, the franchise never really showed us Loki's Frost Giant side.
Artist ForrestImel decided to do something about this with this great piece of fan art.
This depiction of the god of mischief shows him in Jotunheim, the realm of the Frost Giants, but unlike in the movies, this Jotunheim is not in ruins. Instead, it would seem that Loki, the rightful king of Jotunheim, has brought the realm back to its former glory, proving himself both a great leader and a great warrior.
This outfit for Loki is a lot different than the armor he typically wears, dropping the green color scheme in exchange for blue garments to match the ice of his new realm.
However, there is still enough green on his character (on his helmet, above his belt, and in his eyes) to keep the villain associated with his notable color.
Furthermore, one of the most interesting takes on his character in this piece of art, is the clever twist with his helmet.
Loki is most identifiable from his horned helmet, and this new helmet from Jotunheim keeps the horns, but this time the horns are seemingly from a ram (or whatever ram-like creatures you can find in Jotunheim), which are much more common in colder climates.
15 The Punisher
One of Marvel's most revered characters who may not be their most popular is the Punisher. Frank Castle has no powers; all he has is a decent amount of weaponry, and the urge to do what's right.
Because of how unique his character is compared to the rest of the Marvel roster, the Punisher stands out as one of Marvel's best, giving comic fans a realistic and gritty type of character.
Paying homage to the beloved anti-hero, artist Diego Yapur created a new depiction of the Punisher that is just as gritty as we love him, but now with seemingly more battle armor. It's a certainly cool, yet unique, design that perfectly shows Frank Castle, but with a new suit we've never seen him in before.
One of the clever parts about this outfit is the way that it looks like he's wearing his iconic trench coat from the comics, but really it's just part of his armor.
This version of the Punisher is decked out, protecting his chest, neck and practically every part of his body from damage, except his face. One thing he will never do is cover his face, and the addition of the neck armor brings this point home.
While the current Punisher in the Marvel Netflix series is an astonishing depiction of the comic book character, it would be great to see him be decked out like the fan art above. This version of the Punisher isn't pulling any punches, proving how fantastic of a character he really is.
14 Ultron
This more intimidating piece of art from The Durrrrian's Age of Ultron series, depicting a radically different and more fearsome version of Ultron, may be one of the most unique pieces of fan art yet.
This look at the robot villain seems to show more of the human qualities of the villain, which have been proven to be his most fearsome qualities over the years.
At first glance, Ultron actually looks quite a bit like the Captain America villain Red Skull, and it's quite possible that this was intentional. In the comics, Red Skull was one of Marvel's greatest villains, and perhaps this version of Ultron could have been programmed in part after the notorious Nazi leader.
Like the other installments in this Age of Ultron series, Ultron's torso is covered with a series of belts and ripped cloth, adding a more mystic element to his robotic appearance.
One of the coolest aspects of this depiction of Ultron is the floating metal around his arms. In the comics, Ultron's powers could sometimes make the metal pieces of him float off of his body.
While this was a cool visual feature for the Avengers villain, it was not an element that made its way to the big screen.
13 Captain America
In a stunning piece of fan art, artist Christopher Stevens shows a depiction of Captain America that the comics have never brought us before: post-apocalyptic Captain America. (Side note: one comic did feature Captain America in the post-apocalypse briefly, but most other post-apocalypse themed comics from Marvel did not include the survival of the super soldier).
This war torn version of Captain America may look radically different from the patriotic hero we know and love, but it also looks rather realistic.
Captain America would actually be able to survive the post-apocalypse rather easily due to his enhanced strength and fighting abilities, but it would come at a cost to his morals.
This isn't a Captain America who has stuck to his guns over the years. This is a Captain America who has made sacrifices, lost friends, and done things to survive that he wish he could take back.
While he still wears the American flag on his shoulder, he no longer wears that iconic bright blue. Instead, he wears a blood red, symbolizing the strife he has pushed through since the fall of civilization.
While we will likely never see Captain America in a post-apocalyptic Marvel movie, it does bring up the point that we need to see him in his own post-apocalyptic comic series. If Hulk and Wolverine can get one, surely Captain America can get one too.
12 Nova
One of Marvel's most underrated characters is Richard Rider, otherwise known as Nova. The Green Lantern-inspired superhero has an incredible amount of strength to him, with a power level higher than most of the current team of live action Avengers.
He is about on the same level of Thor and Captain Marvel, making him into one of Marvel's strongest heroes.
Artist Jonathan Noyau managed to depict Nova's true power and aptitude in this brilliant piece of fan art. First off, the level of detail on Nova's uniform is absolutely stunning.
His shoulder pads are now spiked, becoming a rather intimidating addition to his look. Furthermore, his mask now has those couple extra additions to its edges to make his face all the more fearsome to gaze upon.
The best part about this fan art, however, is the immense amount of power he seems to be wielding. Orbs of electricity that shoot lightning protrude around his hands, and not only is he floating, but the act of him floating now creates its own magnificent glow. This is not someone you would want to mess with.
All in all, this incredible depiction of Nova shows how truly awesome his character is. His power and his suit are displayed incredibly in this single image, showing off one of Marvel's most underrated characters in a gorgeous light.
11 Black Widow
Just when you thought Black Widow couldn't get any cooler, this installment in The Durrrrian's Age of Ultron series proves us all wrong.
Like the other pieces of fan art in the series, Black Widow's outfit is put together by belts and torn cloth, making her feel incredibly intimidating and powerful.
Her arms are fully armored, seemingly protecting her from any type of battle damage. Her weapons of choice are two swords, rather than her typical guns, in order to better fit her into the aesthetic of the gothic fan art series.
Something notable about this particular addition to the series that makes it stand out from the rest is that Black Widow doesn't seem to have any mysticism about her. In the movies and comics, the coolest part about Black Widow is that she has no super powers, yet still manages to keep up with the rest of the Avengers.
This great aspect of Black Widow was brought forward yet again in this piece of fan art. While the rest of the heroes and villains in The Durrrrian's series had some sort of mystic abilities or magical glow, Black Widow looks cool just by being cool, no magic necessary.
While there is a slight mystic glow coming her sword, it's still evident that this is not the source of her strength.
10 Kang The Conqueror
Despite being a spectacular character in the comics, the time-travelling villain Kang the Conqueror is commonly overlooked and forgotten due to his cheesy looking appearance. Because of this, many people have come to the conclusion that Kang would not be a formidable foe in a live action Marvel movie.
Fan artist FunnyBerserker proved this negative thinking of Kang the Conqueror wrong with some truly spectacular fan art of the villain.
Kang is normally most identifiable by his brightly colored outfit: a green cape, purple armor, and a blue mask covering his face. This bright color scheme made people think that he would not work outside of the comics, but this fan art says otherwise.
This intimidating appearance of Kang still includes the well known outfit and color scheme, but twisted in a new way to make him look more terrifying than ever. Simply by raising his shoulders and tilting his helmet back a little bit, this fan artist made Kang the Conqueror actually look like a Marvel villain we could see in the MCU.
Hopefully, if we do get to see Kang in a future MCU movie, he will look a lot like this.
This looks like a villain the Avengers would have difficulty standing against, and would hopefully mean that they would do his character justice, unlike other Marvel villains like Malekith and Whiplash.
9 Nick Fury
Here's yet another piece of fan art created by The Durrrrian. However, this piece was actually made in 2012 in part of his original Avengers series.
Like the Age of Ultron series, this series of fan art depicted Earth's Mightiest Heroes as mystic warriors. Unfortunately, Nick Fury was not included in the Age of Ultron series, so this is the only piece of mystic fan art in The Durrrrian's collection.
This version of Nick Fury shows him as a truly mysterious figure, which is sort of the entire point of his character.
His outfit is completely black and dark grey, and he even appears to be fading into the cloud of dark smoke around him. His appearance is so mysterious and murky, even Batman would be impressed.
In addition to the dark mysticism surrounding Fury, there are also some bright glue elements on his figure, with most being part of his suit. This brighter blue can be assumed to be the "magic" version of technology in the real world, which would explain why his weapon has a bright blue glow to it as well.
One of the coolest additions, however, is the immense amount of detail added to his scarred eye. In the movies, the skin around his eye patch is noticeably scarred, but this fan art takes it up a level.
8 Carnage
Of all of Spider-Man's villains, there is likely no one else as fearsome and frightening as Carnage, a later developed version of the Venom symbiote attached to a person who has no limits on the evil he will do.
This fantastic fan art by Nuckerbar perfectly shows the devious villain that Spider-Man fans have grown to love.
The coolest part about this depiction of Carnage is that his two limbs take the appearance of actual weapons. Each one has a sharp edge that can seemingly pierce through any foe, making him look a lot more than just a man-shaped glob of goo.
Another great element of Carnage in the fan art above is the pieces of symbiote that are just flinging off of his body.
It ingeniously shows how his mental instability has also made his physical form unstable, becoming a truly great example of metaphorical imagery for Cletus Kasady's mental state.
The aspect of this fan art that really drives the fearsome quality home is Carnage's face. His eyes look more devious than ever, and his smile glows like a Jack-O-Lantern, showing everyone each of Carnage's teeth. All in all, this tremendous fan art perfectly depicts how gruesomely terrifying Carnage really is.
7 Quicksilver
Despite having two separate live-actin depictions over the years, the speed-based Marvel hero Quicksilver has yet to necessarily look cool on screen.
Because of this, he is regularly overlooked, feeling like another side hero rather than a character who should stand out. Even the depiction in the X-Men franchise, who was hilarious to watch on screen, failed to have a stunning appearance.
Fortunately, The Durrrrian took care of this visual issue in his Age of Ultron series by giving this depiction of Quicksilver a mystical blue glow. Unlike most of the other creations in The Durrrrian's series, this is one piece of fan art that would make sense in an actual movie.
By giving Quicksilver a blue glowing tint, at least when he runs, his powers would seem even more extraordinary, making his scenes more exciting to watch.
Furthermore, the intricate detail on his costume is fantastic, filled with the typical belts and cloth of the rest of the series, in addition to a great series of markings on his chest and on his jacket.
If, for whatever reason, we were to see a third version of Quicksilver in a future movie, it would be amazing to see him looking like this.
His character would truly stand out and would most likely never be overlooked again.
6 Doctor Doom
Like Quicksilver, the Marvel villain Doctor Doom has received two live action depictions over the past several years, and both were rather disappointing.
The first version was extremely under powered, and looked more like low budget cosplay than the actual comic book villain. The second version was way too over powered, and didn't even look relatively close to the beloved villain.
Fan artist Charles Logan took matters into his own hands with this fantastic piece of fan art. While his face is still quite different than the face of the villain in the comics, it is still brilliantly intimidating.
Furthermore, the rest of his outfit does actually bear an uncanny resemblance to his outfit in the comics, despite being significantly more well armored.
The best part of his appearance is undoubtedly his face, even though it's not the most accurate. His glowing eyes make him look truly intimidating and terrifying, and the glow / reflecting light on his face simply adds to the aesthetic.
He looks more robotic than human, which is the intention here, proving him to be a truly formidable foe.
Hopefully the next live action depiction of the Fantastic Four villain looks more like this and will finally get his character right.
5 Moon Knight
Another underrated Marvel who has yet to make a live-action appearance is Moon Knight, the mystical vigilante who is almost as dark and gritty as the Punisher. Many of Moon Knight's comics have been visually based on those of Batman, but with a darker and grittier type of tone that fans love.
Surprisingly, this depiction of Moon Knight isn't even fan art, but an official cover from Marvel Comics. It was a cover used in the Moon Knight: Shadowland series.
However, it's a depiction of the character that we have not really seen in any of the other comics, with some unique detail that really makes it stand out. Because of this, this piece of art qualifies for this list.
This version of Moon Knight truly depicts the fearsome qualities of the vigilante, in addition to his power.
His glowing eyes and his waving cape make him look more intimidating than ever, making us terrified to ever be the one that his glowing red eyes are staring at.
Another cool factor in this art is the backdrop of a Sphinx in front of the moon. This is a great element that ties the character in with the origin of his powers, making the entire cover a perfect interpretation of his character.
4 Hulk
The next piece of fan art from The Durrrrian's Age of Ultron is quite possibly the most fearsome of them all: the Hulk. This piece of fan art perfectly shows the muscles on the seemingly invincible green giant that are essential to his character, but then goes further than that.
Based on the blood splattered on his hands, across his arms, and on his chest, Hulk has made some rather violent decisions as of late.
Furthermore, based on the expression on Hulk's face, particularly with his eyes, he isn't necessarily too happy with the decisions he has had to make, but still went through with them nonetheless.
The addition of the beard is a clever twist, as the Hulk has grown a beard a number of times in the comics, but has yet to appear with one in the movies. While we almost saw a bearded Hulk in Thor: Ragnarok, things did not work out in the beard's favor.
The robes are rather cool too, still managing to include the cloth and belt type of feel that the previous pieces of fan art showed on the character. Plus, the addition of the skulls on his torso leave a bit of mystery to his character.
All in all, this piece of Hulk fan art truly depicts him as a powerful warrior that no one would want to face.
3 Agent Venom
One depiction of Venom that fans have been anxious to see on the big screen is Agent Venom, the later version of Flash Thompson who contracted the Venom symbiote, but proceeded to use it for the greater good, becoming an anti-hero.
Fan artist suspension99 created a fantastic depiction of Agent Venom in the artwork shown above, bringing together all of the best visual qualities of the character.
The arguably best part of this depiction is the inclusion of spikes on his shoulders and arms. Sometimes Agent Venom has spikes on his armor, and sometimes he doesn't. It's great to see that this was one of those times where he does have spikes.
Something unique about this depiction is the Venom symbol on his chest.
It's a lot different from the Venom symbol that most fans know, but it doesn't look bad in the slightest. Instead, this looks like a more advanced Venom symbol, feeling more unnatural, and thus more terrifying.
All in all, if we are to ever see Agent Venom in a live action movie, he will hopefully look a lot like this. He looks like a dark and gritty, yet relatable, character that fans would enjoy watching on the big screen.
2 Magneto
One of Marvel's most powerful and in-depth villains is Magneto, the sworn enemy of the X-Men. This piece of fan art by Livio Ramondelli brilliantly displays Magneto's strength and how terrifying he can be if he really wants something done.
"The idea behind this painting is that X-Men villain Magneto has just taken out a Sentinel and is now using his powers to essentially reanimate it as a "chariot" of sorts as he declares war on some unfortunate party off-screen," Ramondelli said, describing his art.
As X-Men: Days of Future Past proved, Sentinels are incredibly powerful and can take out seemingly any mutant. With one of these being at the command of one of the most powerful mutants, the heroes really don't stand a chance.
While we have seen Magneto control Sentinels in the movies before, these moments never looked like this. This remarkable fan art beautifully shows how much of a warrior Magneto truly is.
His armor reflects the power coming from his hand, which is a truly fantastic bit of details that further reflects how potent of a character he is. When it comes to Marvel fan art, this particular piece of artwork is top of the line.
1 Thor
Three years before the MCU showed Marvel fans what Thor would look like at full power, The Durrrrian showed it in his remarkable Age of Ultron fan art series.
Of his entire series, this piece is arguably the best, and is actually quite realistic and accurate to his character.
The inclusion of Thor's helmet is a great touch, as it's something we didn't get many opportunities to see in the movies.
However, what truly drives this fan art home is the immense amount of lightning coming not only from his hammer, but from his armor and his eyes as well.
This is one version of Thor that fans would have loved to have seen in a movie, but never did. Once Thor finally reached his full power, with lightning glowing in his eyes and on his armor, he had lost his long waving hair and his hammer, which glows beautifully with intricate Norse markings in this piece of fan art.
All in all, this is a beautifully detailed depiction of the god of thunder. As great as Thor was in Avengers: Infinity War, his role could have been significantly better if he showed up in Wakanda looking like this.
Thanos and his entire army would have turned around running once they came face to face with this depiction of the Asgardian King.
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