Now, in its Phase 4, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is getting interested in the multiverse too - so it should come as no surprise that Captain Britain is finally getting his/her due.

At the same time, most of Marvel's multiple worlds contain a Captain Britain they have banded together in a 'Captain Britain Corps' to protect the multiverse. There is no one true Captain Britain the title gets passed around and is often held by female characters, making Peggy Carter's assumption of the role less surprising than you might think. Even now, the character lives a weird kind of halfway existence in Marvel comics. In short, Americans who've never heard of Captain Britain shouldn't feel bad neither have most British people. The future Watchmen and V for Vendetta author recruited this Cap into a surreal fight against fascism - and thanks to his own fight with Marvel, prevented us from seeing the story he crafted. After several floundering iterations, the character only came to life thanks to budding British comics genius Alan Moore. This was something Marvel struggled to understand when it first introduced Captain Britain to a skeptical British public in 1976. But never let them presume to speak for an entire nation - least of all one containing four countries with their own complex identity. Call them by their names ( Harry Potter), their titles ( The Doctor), or their secret number ( 007). Its fictional heroes may be super-powered, but they also cloak themselves in modesty. British culture has long seen itself in opposition to the egoism of America.

Yet that's exactly what you'd expect from a true Captain Britain, who would be unlikely to assume such a flashy mantle. When agent Peggy Carter becomes a Union Jack-clad, Captain America-style shield-wielding superhero right at the start of episode 1 of What if, she insists only on a new rank: 'Captain Carter.' Powerful mutants and magicians far exceed Thanos in terms of power and will, in some cases even when he is armed with the power of the Infinity Gauntlet.Technically, she's not called Captain Britain. It's not just some of the most powerful Marvel cosmic characters who can give the Mad Titan a run for his money. Updated on May 28th, 2021 by Darby Harn: Thanos remains near the top of the supervillain hierarchy in the Marvel Universe, but with The Eternals trailer hinting at an even bigger threat than Thanos in the MCU, fans are discovering more characters from the comics who can defeat Thanos.

There are numerous Marvel superheroes (and other supervillains) who are more powerful than Thanos. Some of them are obvious to comic book fans, while others may come as more of a surprise. While Avengers Endgamemakes the task of foiling the Mad Titan’s plans seem insurmountable for obvious dramatic and storytelling purposes, Thanos is vulnerable. RELATED: 10 Best Avengers Team Rosters In Marvel Comics However, despite this, there are many Marvel characters who can beat Thanos. He is also extremely powerful, with and without the Infinity Gauntlet, a device that truly makes him ‘inevitable’. In all of Marvel, who is more powerful than Thanos? Who can kill Thanos? The Mad Titan is arguably one of the best villains in the MCU, with some memorable quotes from the character that have been etched in the memories of moviegoers and fans alike.

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