The heroes and villains in Marvel Comics are far more overpowered than their counterparts in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
However, this striking difference is particularly noticeable with the villains.
Thus, it’s common for enemies to get an upgrade either temporary or permanent.
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And yet, he is far weaker than his comic book counterpart.
The most fun fact about Fisk is that he has no powers in either adaptation.
Their origin stories are also far different.
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3: the High Evolutionary (Chukwudi Iwuji).
This is on top of the super-genius intelligence he displayed in the movie.
Not to mention, the suit she wears helps her vastly in battle.
Thus, one may be surprised to discover that he is absurdly stronger in the books.
The Marvel Comics iteration of Ultron is borderline unkillable.
This is one robot with a severe god complex.
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The fourth Thor installment spends too much time talking about how powerful Gorr is rather than actually showing it.
Thus, the true power ofthe God Butcher and his mighty Necroswordis quite unknown in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
The idea that he may be stronger in the comics is wild.
Indeed, at full power and sometimes without even needing the gauntlet,Thanos is practically a god.
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