A-Z Marvel and DC characters

[RedPhoenix]

PSYLOCKE!

[Lachiyous]

Nice pics "RedPhoenix"!    :-)

Queen Bee

[clonkertink]

Renee Montoya!

[RedPhoenix]

SPIRAL

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Thanks, trying to spice things up a little! :D

[Lachiyous]

and they certainly are!

Ted Kord

[RedPhoenix]

Ultron



From his awesome appearance in Annihilation.

[Mithlomwen]

Vision

[RedPhoenix]

Wonder Woman



Rebirth era alternate cover

[Lachiyous]

Xavier -- Charles Xavier

[RedPhoenix]

YELLOWJACKET



There have been many, this is the Hank Pym version, fanart by Bob Hall

[Kurogane]

Zatana!

[RedPhoenix]

ANGELA



She started off as an angel that menaced Spawn and, through the magic of licensing, crossed over into the Marvel 'verse, here she appears as a Witch Hunter in the 1602 spinoff!

[clonkertink]

Probably an obvious answer, but boy howdy do I love a bit of BATMAN

[RedPhoenix]

CAPTAIN MARVEL



One of my very favorite panels of her, from the end of the absolutely fantastic "In Pursuit of Flight"

[Lachiyous]

Daredevil

[RedPhoenix]

Eddie Brock aka VENOM



From Donny Cates's newish run, which apparently takes him back to 90s-Venom ridiculousness and is on my reading list....

[Mithlomwen]

Falcon

[Kurogane]

GALACTUS

[RedPhoenix]

Hawkgirl!



Cover of a Justice League comic. Loved her in the Justice League cartoon, honestly haven't read any comics that I thought did her well.

[Zelta Runa]

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[RedPhoenix]

Jocasta



One of my favorite characters to write as.

[Zelta Runa]

Korath the Pursuer



(played by Djimon Hounsou in Guardians of the Galaxy and Captain Marvel)

[Kurogane]

Lois Lane

[Zelta Runa]

Maxwell Lord

[RedPhoenix]

Nakia



MCU Version. Black Panther was rightly praised for elevating the depiction of people of color in Marvel's film franchise, but it also was a huge boost to women as well. The film introduced more viable female heroes than most of the MCU that came before it put together. I think that gets overlooked.