If you’ve only seen Captain Marvel in the movies, then you may not be fully aware of the extent of her powers. (Until recently.) That’s pretty wild! He even once created a sentient, self-aware being equal in power to himself, which quickly turned on him and fought him to the death because Marvel. Plus, we know that he CAN be defeated and killed, but in the history of the universe, he HASN’T been permanently KO’ed. Having been a mortal in a previous universe, and then working on himself for ages before coming out as an eater-of-worlds, he really has the experience you need when you’re dealing with that amount of power. He’s literally as old as Death, but he’s also kind of a self-made guy. Galactus was reborn at the moment of the Big Bang. That said, he’s a true hero who’s willing and able to take on opponents several hundred times his own size. A lot of his abilities are sort of Mjolnir-centric, too, and even when he defeated Thanos in Dan Jurgens’s run, he was using some gadgetry to soup up his powers. While he’s struck solid blows against the Phoenix Force, Exitar the Exterminator, and even Galactus, he doesn’t always get the big KO. However, the God of Thunder does tend to get in over his head now and then. He can take a stroll through the heart of the sun without getting so much as a tan, fly faster than light, and break adamantium. Thor can crush a planet with his strength. He definitely deserves a spot on this list-his ability to time-travel and rewrite history alone makes him potentially unbeatable-but he’s too young to be a savvy hero. (His dad’s experimentation on him doesn’t really help matters in that case.) Actually, Franklin can spawn more powerful avatars of himself with apparent ease, but usually not at will and often because of emotional trauma. His control over his vast powers is also extremely sketchy, once leading to the manifestation of a super-bully that was actually his own subconscious fears and insecurities personified. The only reason that Franklin is so far down on this list is that somehow he’s always a kid. Plus, there’s just some supers who can’t be taken down. Potential, actual wins, technique, and variation of powers will all be taken into account on this list. There’s a lot that goes into strength aside from punching stuff. What do I count as powerful? Am I going by the abilities grids on the Marvel Fandom wiki? By the rankings on ? Well, sorta kinda not quite. It’s time for us here at Book Riot-specifically me, because I doubt anyone else wants to touch this particular live one-to rank the most powerful Marvel characters. It’s time for the crossover event of the millennium. Okay, true believers, it’s time for the smackdown.
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