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Marvel Comics

Since his wave of Marvel NOW! <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/best-comic-book-covers/ranker-comics?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">comic book covers</a> and art transformed classic heroes and villains into adorable&nbsp;Marvel&nbsp;toddlers, Skottie Young has been one of the most popular and unique artists in comics. Young has since proved his mettle as both ongoing writer and artist, on series like Marvel&#39;s&nbsp;Rocket Raccoon,&nbsp;and&nbsp;his creator-owned work for Image Comics&#39;&nbsp;I Hate Fairyland.&nbsp;Simply put, Young has one of the most beloved and distinct styles in comics.

Young&#39;s fantastic work capturing the childlike innocence of &quot;baby&quot; Marvel characters will long be remembered for their humor and joy. The best Skottie Young covers typically capture a sense of wit&nbsp;and a loving admiration for the subject matter. From Baby Hulk having a terrible time playing calmly with building blocks to Captain America being way too busy Avenging to have time to clean his room, the coolest Skottie Young covers are almost guaranteed to make you smile.&nbsp;

Below you&#39;ll find the most enjoyable Skottie&nbsp;Young <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/tags/marvel-comics?ref=internalCrossLinking_tag">Marvel comics</a> interpretations,&nbsp;primarily produced from Marvel NOW! through the&nbsp;Civil War 2&nbsp;era of Marvel. If you&#39;re a comics collector looking for some of the best <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/marvel-variant-covers-based-on-hip-hop-albums/stephanroget" target="_blank">variants Marvel</a>&nbsp;has released in recent years, you&#39;ll find several of Young&#39;s best examples here.

Skottie Young Art That Perfectly Capture Your Favorite Marvel Heroes As Toddlers

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Skottie Young Covers That Perfectly Capture Your Favorite Marvel Heroes As Toddlers

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The remaining Avengers teamed up once again to defeat Thanos, avenge the fallen, and put the universe back together again.

Endgame

Thanos

Although most frequently associated with <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/most-disturbing-thanos-comics/zack-howe" target="_blank">Thanos the Mad Titan</a>, the&nbsp;villain of <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/everything-we-know-about-avengers-infinity-war/stephanroget" target="_blank">Avengers: Infinity War</a>, there are a number of Marvel characters who wore the&nbsp;Infinity Gauntlet. Since debuting in Jim Starlin and Ron Lim's six-issue event series&nbsp;Infinity Gauntlet, the <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/differences-between-infinity-stones-in-films-and-comics/zack-howe" target="_blank">six Infinity Stones</a> and near omnipotent cosmic weapon&nbsp;has been wielded by a number of heroes and villains across the Marvel comics universe.Undoubtedly, some characters are more suited for the cosmic powers of the Gauntlet, while&nbsp;some are completely surprising inheritors of such awesome might. So the next time a comic fanatic asks &quot;Is Thanos the only one who wore the Infinity Gauntlet,&quot; reference some of the excellent stories below.

All The Characters Who Wore The Infinity Gauntlet Besides Thanos

Comic Book Character

Black Panther

Black Panther (Marvel)

Although a&nbsp;<a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/black-panther-trivia-facts/coy-jandreau" target="_blank">Black Panther</a>&nbsp;movie finally became a reality in 2018, there&nbsp;are definitely a few <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/best-black-panther-comics-storylines/stephanroget" target="_blank">Black Panther&nbsp;tales</a>&nbsp;that&nbsp;won&#39;t make it into&nbsp;the film series. These disturbing Black Panther stories range from the bizarre to the deeply troubling.

As Marvel&#39;s first African superhero, King T&#39;Challa of Wakanda has routinely tackled issues of racism, as well as complex geo-political politics.&nbsp;Putting aside communal real-world issues, Black Panther is a hero fraught with personal problems. Whenever he takes on Klaw&nbsp;&mdash; the villain that killed his father &mdash; the fun usually stops, as T&#39;Challa&nbsp;rarely has the self-control to know when to stop beating his nemesis. Additionally, some of the more uncomfortable scenes from recent comics paint the hero as a misogynist who has no problem keeping his country&#39;s life-saving advancements under wraps.&nbsp;&nbsp;

No matter how much you <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/black-panther-trivia-facts/coy-jandreau" target="_blank">already know about Black Panther,</a> some of the hero&#39;s grittier moments&nbsp;may still surprise you. Disney wants nothing to do with the ugly aspects of crime fighting.&nbsp;

Super Intense Black Panther Moments In The Comics You Didn't See In The Movie

Intense Black Panther Moments In The Comics You Didn't See On Screen

Sure, it's the <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/best-movies-based-on-marvel-comics/all-genre-movies-lists" target="_blank">golden era of comic book movies</a> dominating the box office, but that doesn't mean there isn't source material deep within Marvel Comics that makes for some unfilmable&nbsp;Marvel stories. Obviously when you're a publisher with decades of history, there are going to be<a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/20-worst-marvel-movies/ranker-comics" target="_blank"> out and out bad stories</a> in your catalog. Then there are comics so egregiously misguided, offensive, <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/gory-moments-marvel-comic-book-history/jeffrichard" target="_blank">outrageously violent</a>, or just plain weird that they rank as the defining Marvel stories that will never be made into movies.Simply put, Marvel Studios and Disney would have to be sharing an asylum wing with David Haller or Marc Spector to consider any of the below comics for movie adaptations. Naturally, weird is a part of the Marvel Universe, and everything from the alternate reality <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/best-marvel-crossover-events/ranker-comics" target="_blank">crossover mania of Secret Wars</a> to turning Captain America into a Werewolf feels like a stretch for on-screen cinema. Nonetheless, it's not unfathomable, and in many instances could be a perfectly joyous expansion of the Marvel Universe.The below comics defy credulity, though, and are just flat out bad Marvel movie ideas. These are the Marvel Comics you'll never see on the silver screen.

10+ Bizarre And Brutal Marvel Comics That Will Never, Ever Be Adapted Into Movies

13 Marvel Comics Stories That Will Never Be Adapted Into Movies

Round-ups of the clever jokes, wordplay, and visual gags that keep children's films and TV shows tolerable - nay, enjoyable - for adult audiences.

Grown-Up Jokes in Kids Stuff

Lists about the DC Comics superhero team and the film of the same name.

Justice League

Adult Jokes

<a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/all-justice-league-unlimited-characters/reference?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">Justice League Unlimited</a> and its&nbsp;DC animated&nbsp;universe brethren (Batman and Superman: The Animated Series) are some of the best examples of all-ages TV in the last 30 years. Part of the show's&nbsp;enduring appeal is likely due&nbsp;to the deliberately adult jokes in Justice League Unlimited. For a Cartoon Network show promoting the virtues of heroism and sacrifice, Justice League Unlimited jokes for adults range from extremely clever to downright raunchy.&nbsp;So while many viewers enjoyed the heroic action and brilliant team-ups from 2004 to 2006, it's only upon looking back or rewatching the classic series you realize how many Justice League Unlimited jokes you didn't understand as a kid.&nbsp;Everyone is in on the surprisingly complex, adult humor, from&nbsp;Wonder Woman to Supergirl to Green Arrow.Below you'll find all the best Justice League Unlimited jokes that make way more sense now, and you'll finally know why you're parents seemed particularly tickled every time The Question made an appearance.

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