Superheroes You Forgot Were Part Of The Team. The Avengers, the prestige flagship team of the Marvel Universe, doesn’t appear to be all that difficult to get into. Csi Episodes Season 2 more.

Since being founded by Iron Man, Hulk, Thor, Ant- Man, and Wasp in the early ‘6. And that’s not even counting the 9. Hank Pym and Clint Barton.

With so many characters over so many decades it would be difficult to remember them all. Some of them didn’t last that long, some seldom showed up in the books even while they were active, some characters have been so low- profile that you might not even know who they are, and some might have come during especially bad runs in the book that we’ve all purged from our memories collectively. In the entries below, we aim to jog your memory a bit or inform you of some Avenger personnel decisions from before or after your time. We are focusing only on the main Marvel continuity (Earth- 6. Captain Assyria of Earth- 9.

Here are 1. 6 Superheroes You Forgot Were Part Of The Avengers. Beast. Marvel’s resident furry blue genius was cooked up by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby as a member of the fledgling X- Men. For the better part of his 6. Hank Mc. Coy has been on one X- team or another.

Beast’s first stint with the Avengers comes after he leaves the X- Men to work as a researcher at the Brand Corporation (a subsidiary of the generally evil Roxxon Energy Corporation for those keeping score at home). While at Brand, Mc. Coy transforms from ‘husky’ 2.

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Not long after his transformation, Beast joins the Avengers and provides spot duty with the X- Men when needed. He is an active member of the team for a number of years in the ‘7. Defenders. More recently, he was the scientist/brain of the Secret Avengers team put together by Steve Rogers. Namor. Namor Mc. Kenzie, the Avenging Son, is technically the first Marvel super hero (he dates back to Timely Comics and 1. He has done a little of everything in the Marvel universe, including most recently, dying. He has most often split his time between being a hero and being something of an outsider. With his superhuman strength and speed and his ability to breathe underwater and fly (thanks to those cute little wings on his ankles), he is a force to be reckoned with.

At times the ruler of Atlantis has been the biggest threat to the Avengers and to the whole land- dwelling population of Earth, having even aligned himself with Doctor Doom for a time. Namor has also been one of the Earth’s greatest champions — fighting alongside Captain America and the original Human Torch against the Nazis as part of the Invaders, and having helped save the universe time and again as a member of the secretive Illuminati. In the mid- ’8. 0s Namor had been ousted from the throne of Atlantis and was a lost soul. He split his time between wandering the Atlantic Ocean and living with Stingray and his wife on Hydrobase. After Hercules picked a fight with the despondent Namor just to re- ignite some passion in the Sub- Mariner, he was offered a spot on the Avengers by Captain America himself (during a nice night walk on the beach during a clambake. Seriously.)1. 4. Doctor Druid. Doctor Anthony Druid unfairly gets remembered as having been the worst Avenger of all- time when anyone bothers to remember him at all.

Druid was a psychiatrist trained in use of his modest mental abilities by a lama. It is important to note, if this all sounds familiar, that this all happened before Marvel started cranking out superhero books — pre- dating the Fantastic Four. Back then, though, he was named Doctor Droom. After Marvel decided to rip off their own character by introducing Doctor Strange, Droom’s name was changed to Druid (do not get confused with Doctor Doom) and his origin was retconned to make the lama the Ancient One and make Druid’s training that of a back- up for Strange. He joins the Avengers on Wasp’s recommendation right before she steps down as the chairwoman of the Avengers. Druid had most recently helped out a rehabbing Black Knight when they are attacked by a rogue Atlantean named Tyrak the Treacherous. New Episodes Of Hit The Floor Season 2 more. In addition to his mental abilities (he makes it clear that he’s dabbled in the occult but doesn’t have the taste for it), he is an accomplished fighter.

He also can lay claim to the best body of any bald psychiatrist ever. Fairly quickly Druid begins to lead the Avengers, but winds up endangering the team while under mind control. He then leaves the Avengers to lead the Secret Defenders (only to get controlled again). Druid was killed by Daimon Hellstrom, the Son of Satan, in a miniseries by Warren Ellis.

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Gilgamesh, The Forgotten One. If you haven’t been following the Avengers since the very beginning and studied every iteration of the roster, there are certain lineups that can really seem completely oddball. Of course, if the title lands in the window you were reading the book, especially if it was near the beginning of your time reading it, it might seem perfectly normal to you. One of those oddball lineups came about in 1.

We won’t spoil all the surprises here, but let’s say that this was a team lead by Steve Rogers when he went by “The Captain” and wore an outfit very similar to that of the U. S. Agent (think a black and red Captain America outfit with an ominous black star on red- and- white stripes on his chest). Another really strange inclusion to this Avengers version was that of Gilgamesh, The Forgotten One.

That’s okay… we didn’t really know about him either. The Forgotten One is a member of the race called The Eternals (like Thanos). He is super strong and resilient, can fly, and can shoot beams out of his eyes and hands. He also dresses in a bull costume, which is pretty nifty. His story is that, being an Eternal, he has roamed the Earth for centuries fighting monsters — often under the guise of another mythological character (including Gilgamesh).

He joined the team after helping to fight off, no joke, a mutant cyborg egg that speaks in nursery rhymes named Nanny. Comics are bonkers.

Starfox. This isn’t “Do a barrel roll!” Star Fox. Sorry to get your hopes up. Although with this many characters having been Avengers, don’t count out the possibility that he’ll join eventually. This Starfox is also an Eternal (like The Forgotten One above), but from an offshoot group that lives on Titan (a moon of Saturn’s).

Starfox also happens to be the brother of cosmic villain (and soon- to- be big baddie of the MCU) Thanos. Unlike Thanos, Starfox is a good guy (mostly).

Avengers Members Ranked From Worst To Best. OK so — The Vision is an android built by Ultron to — nope, nope, nope never mind. The Vision is the Avenger's colorful token robot. He has a solemn Mr. Spock thing going on, and a pretty cool power where he can affect his density to be ethereal enough to pass through walls or diamond- hard enough to be indestructible. If you screw with him he'll reach into your chest and solidify.

Despite being an android, he has twin babies with Scarlet Witch who turned out to be mental constructs — wait, haha, nope, nope, almost got me, but nope. Vision is in the new movie.