Why Captain Marvel Is NOT The Most Powerful Avenger In The MCU
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 Published On Apr 28, 2019

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So Captain Marvel is the strongest Avenger, right? WRONG! Sure, we’ve been told by the powers that be that the first female superhero to lead her own film is the mightiest of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes. Kevin Feige, president of Marvel Studios even said it himself before Captain Marvel was released in early 2019, that Carol Danvers is the strongest being in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. That’s a tall order considering the Avengers have faced creatures of various sizes, from various planets, with incredible and formidable abilities. Still, if the head honcho of the MCU makes a bold statement about one hero being stronger than the others, we here at ScreenRant take heed. And so, we’ve listened to Feige’s words and scoured the internet ourselves to give a rebuttal of sorts. Here’s why Captain Marvel is NOT the most powerful Avenger in the MCU… At least, not yet.

Whether the Phoenix and the Silver Surfer of the comics can challenge her for the title of the universe’s most kickass being, or the god of thunder himself can pose a threat to the claim that Carol Danvers is the biggest and baddest figure in the Marvel universe - this video will give you what you need to know to make your own informed decisions about the most powerful figures around. Join ScreenRant as we compare the skill sets of Captain Marvel, Thor and other characters populating the MCU. We’ll decide who really is the fastest, strongest and most invulnerable. And, hey, we’re not just making this all up - much of this info comes from the vaults of Marvel Comics. And if you think we’re missing any essential details about your favorite characters, let us know in the comments section!

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