Pick Your Favorite Comic Book Characters And Get An MCU Wife

Question 1

Batman

Batman is a character from DC Comics and has had many different adaptations over the years - including both in television and movies. Although there have been many versions, the origin story for this character is normally the same. He was orphaned from a young age, and that was what shaped him to be a crime-fighting vigilante as an adult. Although he doesn’t have any superhuman abilities, Batman is very wealthy which allows him to have access to lots of gadgets and technology.

Question 2

Black Panther

Black Panther is a character who is from the Marvel Comics and is one of the newer additions into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He was first introduced as the Prince of Wakanda, however, following an attack that led to the loss of his father, the crown and legacy of the Black Panther was passed onto him. T’Challa was gifted with enhanced powers, such as speed and strength, and with the help of his sister, his Black Panther suit got an upgrade.

Question 3

Spider-Man

Spider-Man is a character who is from the Marvel Comics and is also one of the newer additions to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Previous adaptations of this character were made into solo movies, where Peter Parker was merely fighting crime within his own city. However, the latest (and youngest) version of Spider-Man has become a sort of protege of Tony Stark, who helped design a new suit for him. He developed his unique abilities after being bitten by a radioactive spider.

Question 4

Superman

Superman is a character from DC Comics and has had many cinematic adaptations over the years. He is depicted as being the leader of the Justice League and first came to Earth when he was a baby. His parents had sent him away in order to keep him safe, and he was believed to be the last of his kind. Raised as Clark Kent, he eventually developed his superhuman abilities as he started to get older. Superman became a symbol for the world as a protector from alien threats.

Question 5

Captain America

Captain America is a character who is from the Marvel Comics and is the first Avenger from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Before he became “Captain America,” Steve Rogers was just a boy susceptible to getting hurt because of his small size. That didn’t stop him from wanting to make the world a better place or do his part into bringing forth justice. After being injected with the Super Soldier Serum, Steve developed substantial superhuman abilities that made him unnaturally strong.

Question 6

Hulk

The Hulk is a character from the Marvel Comics and he is also one of the original Avengers form the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Before the more recent adaptation, there was an individual film released about this character. The Hulk is an alter ego of a scientist named Dr. Bruce Banner, who was affected by gamma radiation. Sometimes he has no control over when and how long he will stay as the Hulk. In the more recent films he and Black Widow came up with a “lullaby” that helped bring him back.

Question 7

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman is a character from the DC Comics and she is also a member of the Justice League. In the films, Diana explains that she was sculpted out of clay by her mother and brought to life by Zeus. She grew up with the other Amazons, and her aunt taught her how to fight so she might one day take down Ares, the God of War. Diana had joined forces with Batman and Superman to put an end to otherworldly threats.

Question 8

Wolverine

Wolverine is a character from the Marvel Comics who is a part of the X-Men franchise. Wolverine is one of the oldest characters in that universe thanks to his ability to self-heal. This slowed down his aging substantially, where he lived for centuries. Wolverine was born as a mutant with retractable claws. However, after being experimented on his bones were encased in a metal called Adamantium, making his claws nearly indestructible. He was one of the more unconventional professors at the mutant school.

Question 9

Iron Man

Iron Man is a character from the Marvel Comics and he is one of the original Avengers from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Tony Stark was characterized as being a wealthy businessman who was self-absorbed in his own creations. Not only had he inherited his father’s legacy of Stark Industries, but Tony is also extremely intelligent on a number of different fronts. Of course his most iconic creation is the Iron Man suits. Tony developed a conscious when he learns about how many lives he and his team have been responsible for over the years.

Question 10

Professor X

Charles Xavier, otherwise known as Professor X is a character from the Marvel Comics as well as the X-Men franchise. He was one of the many mutants born in this particular universe, and his abilities are quite strong in comparison to others. With his telekinesis he was able to read and control the minds of people. He founded an educational institution to both protect and teach mutants about their different abilities. A machine called “Cerebro” was developed that allowed him to track those with the mutant gene.

Question 11

Thor

Thor is a character from the Marvel Comics and he is also one of the original Avengers from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. When Thor is first introduced, he’s a bit of a show-off and doesn’t know the true responsibility of being a prince, let alone the future king. His father decided to teach him a lesson by banishing him to Earth, and enchanting his hammer so only someone worthy could wield its powers. Luckily Thor is able to use it once again when he proves he can be a good leader.

Question 12

Green Arrow

Green Arrow is a character from the DC Comics and is the main protagonist of his own television show. His real name is Oliver Queen and unlike some of the other superheroes from this quiz, Green Arrow is more of a vigilante. Sure, he fights crime in the middle of the night dressed in a costume, but he’s not entirely moral about it. There have been times where Green Arrow has teamed up with some of the other characters from the DC Comics, primarily those apart of the Justice League.

Question 13

Jean Grey

Jean Grey is a character from the Marvel Comics, and more specifically from the X-Men franchise. She is one of the many mutants a part of that specific universe, and she holds similar powers to the infamous Charles Xavier. After sensing some dark powers in her, Charles helped groom her under his supervision at the mutant school. However, after sacrificing herself to save her fellow team members, Jean is brought back and had awakened that dark part of her nicknamed the Phoenix.

Question 14

Joker

The Joker is a character from the DC Comics and there has been a number of different adaptations of him over the years. He is always characterized as the villain and is usually involved in some sort of illegal activities. The Joker’s closest ally would be of course Harley Quinn, although they don’t have a very healthy relationship to say the very least. Batman is usually the one who is always hunting down the Joker to protect the city of Gotham.

Question 15

Cyclops

Cyclops is a character from Marvel Comics, more specifically from the X-Men franchise. Scott Summers is initially introduced as the love interest of Jean Grey, where the two of them worked as professors at the mutant school. It isn’t until the latest “timeline” of X-Men that Scott’s origin story was explained. His mutant abilities consist of emitting powerful energy beams through his eyes, which is why he’s always wearing some sort of protective eyewear. In the movies he has an older brother.

Question 16

Human Torch

The Human Torch is a character from Marvel Comics, more specifically from the Fantastic Four franchise. He is known as Johnny Storm, and he and several other members of his team were on a spacecraft when they were unexpectedly hit with cosmic rays. As a result, he and the others all inherited superhuman abilities. Johnny’s consisted of being able to ignite himself on fire and to fly. His oldest sister was also one of the team members who were in the craft.

Question 17

Doctor Strange

Doctor Strange is a character from Marvel Comics, and he is also one of the newer characters who has also been included in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. When he is initially introduced he’s a Dr. Stephen Strange who was working as a surgeon. However, an unforeseen accident leaves him unable to use his hands. After exhausting all other options he turned to the mystic arts, which ended up changing his life forever. Now he is the guardian of the Time Stone, one of six Infinity Stones.

Question 18

Nick Fury

Nick Fury is a character from Marvel Comics, more specifically he’s a character from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Nick Fury is known as the Director of the secret government organization S.H.I.E.L.D which deals with a lot of undercover operations. Nick was the one who brought together the original Avengers squad, which included Black Widow and Hawkeye (who were already S.H.I.E.L.D agents), Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, and of course Thor. So, are we going to pick or pass on Nick Fury?

Question 19

Catwoman

Catwoman is a character from DC Comics and she’s had several cinematic adaptations over the years. She is a bit of a unique character based on the fact that she’s neither a true “villain” or a true “superheroine.” She’s a little bit of both, because she’s often portrayed as doing things but there is usually a reason for it. Apart from her criminal activity that is carried on throughout the night, Catwoman is also often depicted as being a love interest for Batman, being the two both work out of Gotham City.

Question 20

Aquaman

Aquaman is a character from DC Comics and he’s also a member of the Justice League along with Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. Aquaman is a unique character because he’s half human, half Atlantean. Unfortunately, his mother was forced to leave him from a young age, but his father ensured he would never forget her as he grew up. From a young age, he was able to communicate, or as he says “understand” aquatic animals and also breathe underwater. Pick or pass?

Question 21

Thanos

Thanos is a character from the Marvel Comics and he is also one of the villains present in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Unlike some of the other villains who merely play a role in one single movie, Thanos has been included in a number of films over the years. He is an alien from Titan who had the burning desire to collect all six of the Infinity Stones so he could wipe out half of all living creatures in the universe. He raised his adoptive children Nebula and Gamora from when they were children.

Question 22

Captain Marvel

Captain Marvel is a character from Marvel Comics and is one of the newest additions into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. What’s unique about this character, in particular, is that there have been many adaptations in the comics with this character both as a male and as a female. In the recent 2019 film, Captain Marvel is characterized as a woman. Carol Danvers is known as a member of the Avengers squad, and has super speed, super strength, and the abilities to fly and project energy.

Question 23

Rogue

Rogue is a character from Marvel Comics, more specifically she’s from the X-Men franchise. Rogue is one of the younger mutants who is depicted in the original film series, and unlike other mutant abilities, Rogue’s were much more dangerous. With a single touch, she was capable of absorbing someone else’s superpowers and also their strength. For this reason, she opted to wear gloves at any given time, that way she wouldn’t be able to hurt anyone. When word spread about a potential cure Rogue was very excited.

Question 24

Black Widow

Black Widow is a character from Marvel Comics, more specifically she’s one of the six original Avengers from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. When she is first introduced, she’s depicted as Natasha Romanoff the S.H.I.E.L.D agent who was responsible for helping recruit the other team members. Throughout the course of the films, Black Widow’s backstory was revealed. She was trained from a young age to be an assassin, and she wasn’t always working for S.H.I.E.L.D. So will we pick or pass?

Question 25

Magneto

Magneto is a character from Marvel Comics, more specifically he’s from the X-Men franchise. Magneto is characterized as being one of the older mutants in this universe, and has had his fair share of negative relationships with the humans. This is why he formed the Brotherhood of Mutants, which was essentially an organization that would fight to make sure mutants never went extinct. It was for this reason that Magneto was often depicted as being a “villain,” because he would go to extreme lengths to ensure they were protected.

Question 26

Hawkeye

Hawkeye is a character from Marvel Comics, more specifically he’s one of the original Avengers from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He is an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D who was close friends with Natasha Romanoff. Their backstory was revealed that he was instructed to “take her out” but he decided against it, thus resulting in her becoming an agent herself. He doesn’t necessarily have any superhuman abilities; he does have a incredible skill of using a bow and arrow. Pick or pass?

Question 27

Mister Fantastic

Mister Fantastic is a character from Marvel Comics, more specifically he’s from the Fantastic Four franchise. Reed Richards is a highly intelligent engineer who was on the spacecraft when it was unexpectedly hit by cosmic rays. Initially they had not shown any symptoms until they arrived back on earth, where each member of the team had unusual side effects. Mister Fantastic’s abilities consist of body elasticity and physical endurance. He became the leader of the Fantastic Four team who fought a number of threats.

Question 28

Storm

Storm is a character from Marvel Comics, more specifically she’s a main character from the X-Men franchise. Storm is introduced at the beginning of the film series and was a professor at the mutant school. Quite similar to her superhero name, Storm’s abilities consisted of being able to manipulate the weather. She was known for unleashing lightning right before a fight. When the announcement about a cure was released to the public, Storm was particularly upset because she believed there was nothing to be cured from.

Question 29

The Flash

The Flash is a character from the DC Comics and there have been many cinematic adaptations of this particular superhero over the years. Not only does he have his own television show, but he’s also been featured as a member of the Justice League in the films. Barry Allen is just one of the men to have taken on the name “The Flash,” where his superpowers consist of superspeed. There have been several occasions in which The Flash and Superman have decided to race to see who is truly faster.

Question 30

Green Lantern

Green Lantern is a character from DC Comics, who is quite unique over the fact there have been many “characters” to use this name. In the sake of the film, Hal Jordan becomes the first human who is brought into the elite association known as the Green Lantern Corps. With the use of a magical ring, Hal is able to harness its magic and do many things such as fly and forge shields and swords. As a member of the Green Lantern Corps, Hal is a sworn protector of the universe from any and all threats.

Question 31

Venom

Venom is a character from Marvel Comics and is often characterized as a villain. There have been two separate cinematic adaptations of this particular character; the first as Spider-Man and the second was Eddie Brock. Regardless of the character, Venom is the name for the symbiote alien parasite that bonds with a host. Once it overtakes the person, it ultimately changes their personality. For example, Peter Parker becomes arrogant and is easily angered. Neither character was able to control when “Venom” took over at first.

Question 32

Lex Luthor

Lex Luthor is a character from DC Comics and he is most known for his villainous associations with Superman. There have been many adaptations of this character over the years, including both television and in films. For the most part, Lex Luthor is depicted as being a scientist of some kind, who is particularly interested in the physical nature of Superman. He began studying kryptonite, which was the only thing that could hinder Superman long enough to be stopped.

Question 33

Harley Quinn

Harley Quinn is a character from DC Comics and she is known most for her allegiance with the Joker. Before she ever became “Harley Quinn,” Dr. Harleen Quinzel was a psychiatrist working at the Arkham Asylum, which is whee she first met the Joker. There has been times when Harley has been characterized as a villain, and other instances where she is merely an antihero. Although she doesn’t have any superhuman abilities, she is highly skilled in gymnastics and aerobics.

Question 34

Star-Lord

Peter Quill, otherwise known as Star-Lord is a character from Marvel Comics, more specifically a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy. When Peter was a boy he was taken by an alien named Yondu, who was instructed to return him to his father, a celestial. However, Yondu decided to keep the boy and raise him as his own. Peter essentially became a “space pirate.” After being captured from the authorities he met the other future guardians, including Gamora, Drax, Groot and Rocket Raccoon.

Question 35

Loki

Loki is a character from Marvel Comics, more specifically he is present in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. As the God of Mischief, Loki was first classified as a villain who wanted rule over Earth. His brother Thor always defended him, despite the fact that he was responsible for so much chaos. Over the course of many movies, Loki and Thor started to bond more, although he still held onto that survival instinct. When Hela returned he was the first to flee back to Asgard.

Question 36

Quicksilver

Quicksilver is a character from Marvel Comics, and has been featured in both the X-Men franchise as well as the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In the X-Men film he was depicted as being the son of Magneto, and his mutant powers consisted of superspeed. In the MCU he was the twin brother of Scarlet Witch and was experimented on by HYDRA. This is how he developed his ability of superspeed. He sacrificed himself in the end to protect Hawkeye from an attack.

Question 37

Groot

Groot is a character from Marvel Comics, more specifically he is from the franchise Guardians of the Galaxy in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. When he is first introduced, Groot is a close associate of Rocket Raccoon where both were working as bounty hunters. He is believed to be the last of his kind. The only English he can speak is “I am Groot,” although many of the guardians understands what he’s actually saying. His physical appearance has changed multiple times in the films.

Question 38

Ghost Rider

Ghost Rider is a character from Marvel Comics and he’s been featured in his own individual films. He is first depicted as Johnny Blaze who sold his soul to Satan in order to save the life of his father. Eventually when Satan decides he wants Johnny to do his bidding, he’s cursed with turning into a skull and flamed person when night comes. Eventually it becomes a skill he’s able to control on his own. He’s always seen riding on his fiery motorcycle.

Question 39

Ronan

Ronan is a character from theMarvel Comics and is one of the many villains from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He was introduced in the Guardians of the Galaxy film where he was an associate to the even bigger villain, Thanos. His adoptive daughter Gamora worked closely with Ronan, who believed her to be a loyal assassin who was dedicated to their cause. However, Gamora had a different agenda when it came to searching for the orb, which turned out to be one of the Infinity Stones.

Question 40

Ant-Man

Ant-Man is a character from Marvel Comics and has also been featured in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. As an ordinary man, Scott Lang gave into his old roots and broke into the home of the owner of the Ant-Man suit. Hank Pym was not offended about this event, in fact, he decided he would make Scott Lang the next Ant-Man in his place. He and his daughter eventually became partners, where she became The Wasp. Ant-Man is able to go into the Quantum Realm from how small he can go.

Question 41

Green Goblin

The Green Goblin is a character from Marvel Comics and is known for his associations with Spider-Man. Originally the Green Goblin was Norman Osborn who has a suit and many gadgets that allow him to fly and do other things. Other versions of the character he’s done experiments on himself and gains superhuman abilities which allow him to heal and whatnot. In some of the films, Norman’s son Harry Osborn was passed down the Green Goblin suit after his father passed.

Question 42

Iceman

Iceman is a character from Marvel Comics, and more specifically he’s from the X-Men franchise. When the movies first started, Iceman (known as just Bobby Drake at the time was a student at Charles Xavier’s mutant school. As a mutant, his powers consist of being able to manipulate the cold and to produce ice. He’s even capable of during his entire body into ice and still be able to move and function. He joined the X-Men team along with other students such as Rogue and Kitty Pryde.

Question 43

Supergirl

Supergirl is a character from DC Comics and she’s the main protagonist of her own show. She is characterized as being the cousin of Kal-El, otherwise known as Superman. She has similar powers as he does, including enhanced speed, strength, flight, and even x-ray vision. In the television show, it reveals that she was sent to earth after Kal-El and was meant to watch over him. However, the two end up separated and were forced to grow up on their own.

Question 44

Lois Lane

Lois Lane is a character from the DC Comics and she’s a known associate of Superman. There have been many adaptations of this particular character, including on both television and in the films. She is always depicted as being the love interest of Superman, and was a well-respected newspaper journalist from the Daily Planet. She was notorious for always putting herself in danger to get a good story, to which Superman would always be there in order to rescue her.

Question 45

Robin

Robin is a character from DC Comics and he is most known for his association with Batman. He’s a young teenager who is usually depicted as Batman’s sidekick. This character is developed further on a television show, where he is Tim Drake and another one in the comics he was Grayson. Although he doesn’t have any particular unnatural abilities, he is skilled in acrobatics. In some of the adaptations, Robin eventually becomes “Nightwing” after he becomes his own superhero instead of just a sidekick.

Question 46

Cyborg

Cyborg is a character from DC Comics and he’s also a member of the Justice League, along with Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and The Flash. Cyborg is a bit of an unusual character because he was obviously born a human, but after an unfortunate accident in his parent’s lab, he was left needing reconstruction. After his father fused his body with prototype mechanical parts, he adopted the name Cyborg. With his mechanical body parts he’s able to do almost anything requiring technology.

Question 47

Ares

Ares is a character from DC Comics and he was featured in the recent film Wonder Woman as an antagonist. It is revealed that Ares is the God of War, and he inflicted chaos and destruction on Earth by corrupting humans. His father, Zeus used the last bit of his energy to banish Ares, although the Amazons knew he wasn’t gone for good. Diana was the last home to rid the Earth of him once and for all, but growing up her mother and aunt didn’t believe she was strong enough.

Question 48

Doctor Doom

Doctor Doom is a character from the Marvel Comics, more specifically from the Fantastic Four franchise. Along with the rest of the team who were aboard the spacecraft that was hit with cosmic rays, Victor Von Doom was also affected. As an intelligent scientist, he often felt like he was in competition with Reed Richards (Mister Fantastic), especially when it came to winning the affection of Susan. His powers consisted of energy absorption and he was able to manipulate electricity.

Question 49

Ultron

Ultron is a character from Marvel Comics, more specifically he is a villain who played a role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Both Tony Stark and Bruce Banner began working without the rest of the team's knowledge on an artificial intelligence project. To their dismay, their work began to develop a consciousness of its own, where it learns how to bypass the other tech and essentially become “alive.” Ultron fled with the intent to further strengthen its body, and wanted to erase humanity from the planet with the help of the Maximoff twins.

Question 50

Rocket Raccoon

Rocket Raccoon is a character from Marvel Comics, where he is part of the Guardians of the Galaxy and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Rocket is known for having a bit of a spontaneous and somewhat aggressive personality. He and Peter Quill are always arguing about who is the leader of their group. He is first introduced in the films as a bounty hunter and his only friend was Groot. He is a genetically modified raccoon who is highly skilled in combat.