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7 MCU Villains Who Never Actually Got To Fight Their Original Marvel Nemesis
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Videos by ComicBook.comHere is a look at seven MCU villains who never fought their original Marvel nemesis.
This means Ultron never had a chance to fight his “father” in the MCU, even though they were always connected in the comics.
Ultron has always been an Avengers villain, so the MCU got that right, but without Pym, it was different.
In Marvel Comics, MODOK is a major villain of Captain America, the leader of AIM, and a constant thorn in his side.
Ronan, on the other hand, debuted in 1967 in Fantastic Four #65, and he followed up as part of the Kree-Skrull War in the Avengers comics.