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Anonymous

10/03/25(Fri)01:29:36 No.150661810

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Who is Marvel's undisputed second biggest character (after Spider-Man)?

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)01:36:33 No.150661858

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)01:36:33 No.150661858

>>150661810
After the MCU, Ironman. Ignoring that, either Hulk or Wolverine

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)01:37:52 No.150661867

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)01:37:52 No.150661867

>>150661810
It's:
>Spider-Man
>Iron Man
>Wolverine
>Captain America
>Hulk
In that order

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)04:52:47 No.150662814

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)04:52:47 No.150662814

>>150661810
Between Iron Man and Capt America

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)05:05:46 No.150662864

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)05:05:46 No.150662864

>>150661810
Wolverine is right behind him so there you go. X-Men in general is probably the next biggest Marvel property and he is basically the face of it

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)05:12:17 No.150662883

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)05:12:17 No.150662883

>>150661858
/thread

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)05:13:04 No.150662886

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)05:13:04 No.150662886

>>150661810
Wolverine if you're asking about the comics.
Cap or Iron Man, if you're asking about the MCU.

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)05:13:20 No.150662888

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)05:13:20 No.150662888

>>150661810
Wolverine

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)05:15:33 No.150662895

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)05:15:33 No.150662895

>>150662864
>X-Men in general is probably the next biggest Marvel property and he is basically the face of it
"was", not "is". It hasn't been the next biggest in a long time, anon, despite the people in charge of the comics acting like it's still the 90s and thinking people will actually buy 20 X-books a month.

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)05:23:13 No.150662920

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)05:23:13 No.150662920

>>150662895
It started gaining steam again with X-Men 97 imo

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)06:04:06 No.150663076

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)06:04:06 No.150663076

>>150661810
Venom would be the number #2 if they continued lethal protector with no space bullshit or have him as a villain even

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)06:04:45 No.150663079

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)06:04:45 No.150663079

>>150661858
Deadpool

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)06:39:02 No.150663187

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)06:39:02 No.150663187

>>150661810
Hulk

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)06:42:32 No.150663200

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)06:42:32 No.150663200

>>150663187
you've been irrelevant since PAD stopped writting

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)06:48:44 No.150663218

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)06:48:44 No.150663218

Captain America during the 2010s

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)07:05:51 No.150663262

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)07:05:51 No.150663262

These days it’s
1.Spider-Man
2.Wolverine
3.Hulk

And I the early to mid 90s Ghost Rider was number 4, which just sounds weird to say, these days 4 is probably Ironman or Venom

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)07:23:34 No.150663331

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)07:23:34 No.150663331

>>150661810
Among normies, it would be the character with the most popular movies.
That leaves us with Iron Man, Deadpool and Wolverine.

Anonymous
10/03/25(Fri)07:32:23 No.150663363

Anonymous 10/03/25(Fri)07:32:23 No.150663363

>>150662920
It dominated discussion on Comics Internet spaces while it was running, but less people actually watched that cartoon than watched the first season of What If? It didn't reinvigorate a mass audience of casuals.