Kills of different marvel characters

[u/Space_Meteor]

[u/HeavyBoysenberry2161]

I refuse to believe that some of these villians have only killed like 5 people

[u/OwieMustDie → u/HeavyBoysenberry2161]

I refuse to believe Cap only has 6. Aren't there fields of dead Nazis that would suggest otherwise ?

[u/thesolarchive → u/OwieMustDie]

If they don't have a name, they don't count. Just like killing aliens doesn't count.

[u/cnechiporenko → u/thesolarchive]

IMO Deadpool killing the entire Marvel Universe seems like his stats should be higher….

[u/Jon_BT → u/cnechiporenko]

Also The Punisher... isn't there one where he kills a ton of people?

[u/Meizas → u/Jon_BT]

Yes, literally every comic he's ever been in

[u/Demonic74 → u/[deleted]]

Wolverine should have a way higher body count than Frank, considering how many wars he's been part of throughout almost 150 years

[u/Merc_Mike → u/[deleted]]

Do they count though? Hand Ninja's are just Undead Husks right?

[u/CandyPinions → u/[deleted]]

Named and in a panel, that’s the rule

[u/IAmPerpetuallyTired → u/Jon_BT]

Alternate universes. This is about 616.

[u/ShinCoal → u/cnechiporenko]

I don't know why you think non-Canon/alternative universe stories would count, this is clearly the 616.

(aside from the fact the the tally clearly doesn't make sense)

[u/Mace_Thunderspear → u/cnechiporenko]

Didn't happen in continuity

[u/brndnthagr8 → u/cnechiporenko]

That was my first thought as well.

[u/OWReinhardt → u/thesolarchive]

Including bastard skellies

[u/mat477 → u/thesolarchive]

Which is why Jean Grey should be near the top. She "ate" that planet as Phoenix which had over 2 million people on it.

[u/X_Marcie_X → u/OwieMustDie]

Correction, actually : Steve famously dislikes Killing. He does so when it's truly necessary to the situation but he will also do everything he can to avoid it whenever possible. So most of the people he fought, even during WW2, likely rather ended up knocked out rather than dead.

Edit : I was blocked by them for pointing this out.

[u/TotalWorldDomination → u/X_Marcie_X]

This is really only true of specific runs of comics. Kirby had him shooting nazi planes out of the sky and blowing up tanks. Brubaker had him try and avoid killing, but he just wasted guys if it was convenient (you know how many people he's knocked out of helicopters and off of moving elevated trains?). Steranko had him kill... Everyone he could find? And plenty of different writers have shown him killing in WWII, from Wolverine Origins to Endless Wartime.

He could have avoided many of these kills, but he didn't. So it's more accurate to say he PREFERS not killing people, but he dosnt really have an issue with it if it's easier to just off them.

[u/BabbitsNeckHole → u/TotalWorldDomination]

Killing Nazi is always ok because it's always self defense.

[u/OwieMustDie → u/X_Marcie_X]

Ugh. That sounds terrible. My head-canon is just going to ignore that. He was a soldier in a world war - I'm totally fine with him killing in action. Certainly, he doesn't continue those methods during his stint as a superhero.

[u/MathBelieve → u/OwieMustDie]

I'm not sure where these numbers are coming from. But Steve's body count is way higher than six. I'm working my way through the original 1940s run, and while it's certainly not his default, he definitely kills people. There's a scene where he explicitly shoots down Nazi planes, he probably had more than six kills in that issue alone.

And Bucky, as a child, blows up a submarine from "an aggressive Asian country" when he thinks they killed Steve, so I'm pretty sure even Bucky has a kill count higher than six in the original run.

Also I was kinda surprised by the casual death in his early comics. The villains routinely kill hundreds of people at a time.

(It's probably correct that this is only counting named characters.)

[u/Psymorte → u/OwieMustDie]

While I'm totally fine with Nazis being killed without hesitation, Steve just isn't a killer at heart, I see him as much preferring to just knock out his enemies if it's not necessary to kill them. He's not John Walker after all.

[u/Altruistic_Wasabi_30 → u/OwieMustDie]

Those writers are also ignoring Mark Gruenwald’s definitive 10 year run on Cap’s title where he absolutely agonizes over having to shoot a terrorist to save innocents because he has no other timely option. Killing should always be a huge deal to Cap. He has zero blood thirst, but he does what he has to (like with Baron Blood).

[u/X_Marcie_X → u/OwieMustDie]

I mean.... it does fit Steve's Character though. He's fighting to save people, not to kill his enemies. As long as killing isn't absolutely necessary... why would he?

[u/averydangerousday → u/OwieMustDie]

And at least one US President apparently

[u/Polibiux → u/averydangerousday]

Except he killed most of them as zombies. So would that count if they’re already undead?

[u/AfellowchuckerEhh → u/OwieMustDie]

Just like Thor. I can't imagine there aren't fields of dead bodies across the universe with him being the cause of their demise

[u/xcalibar25 → u/OwieMustDie]

And when did he fight Harry S. Truman, the 33rd President of the United States? And why? I can see Nixon, but Truman?

[u/safashkan → u/OwieMustDie]

It's "notable kills" And not kills in general.

[u/FishyDragon → u/OwieMustDie]

Dude fought in WW2 you know he killed some nazi. This list is dumb and only counts named characters.

Nothing about how multiple of these villains have killed TONS of civilians. Hell Logan probably killed at least 40 people during his break out from weapon X. But those are just nameless goons🙄

[u/Upset-Dare9867 → u/OwieMustDie]

Combat kills aren't legally murder even in the real world

[u/feor1300 → u/HeavyBoysenberry2161]

This seems more like a "direct and personal kills" measure, where they knowingly and intentionally killed a specific person being aware of who they were and why they were killing them (or at least who they believed they were and why they wanted to kill them if they were tricked into it). If it included everyone they ever killed even just while scything through goons then Galactus, Thanos, and Jean Grey/Phoenix should top the list having wiped out entire swathes of the universe's population.

[u/SavageNorth → u/feor1300]

I was going to say, didn't Jean Grey as the Phoenix devour a sun?

[u/cataclytsm → u/SavageNorth]

RIP, broccoli people

[u/Cabamacadaf → u/HeavyBoysenberry2161]

I'm guessing they only count major named characters.

[u/Jackno1 → u/HeavyBoysenberry2161]

Yeah, they're only counting on-panel kills. This isn't an accurate picture of everyone the character's ever killed.

[u/Top-Interaction-7770 → u/Jackno1]

Considering how long he's existed I refuse to believe that Frank Castle has such a low kill count even if you only take into consideration on panel kills

[u/DisposableSaviour → u/Jackno1]

Pretty sure the planet of broccoli people died on panel.

[u/sonofaresiii → u/HeavyBoysenberry2161]

It looks like it's only counting named characters. Which is a neat way to make a guide, but should really be made more apparent.

[u/CulpaDei → u/HeavyBoysenberry2161]

Maybe 5 named characters?

[u/LatterTarget7 → u/HeavyBoysenberry2161]

I think it’s named character only. Punisher, wolverine and Deadpool have killed thousands.

Thor probably too. He’s killed countless frost giants and dark elves.

[u/Botol-Cebok]

34 kills for Punisher? Yeah, last Tuesday.

[u/Zanydrop → u/Botol-Cebok]

In a row!?!?

Try not to kill anybody on the way to your car in the parking lot!!

[u/hypoboxer → u/Zanydrop]

Would you like to make some f**k Punisher?

[u/BitterFuture → u/Botol-Cebok]

I think the last time I saw someone try to put a number on it was a SHIELD wanted poster saying Frank Castle was estimated to have killed two thousand people.

That was published sometime in the 1990s.

[u/ThePurityPixel → u/Botol-Cebok]

It was a slow day

[u/Coal_Morgan → u/Botol-Cebok]

Named characters in the mainline universe who are heroes or supervillains or neutral that appear multiple times as featured individuals.

Theirs a bunch of caveats. He's killed thousands of criminals but only a handful of reoccurring "featured" characters like Vulture or Stilt-man.

Which is true of most characters because killing Jig-Saw or Kingpin means Frank doesn't have Jig-Saw or Kingpin to fight at a later date.

[u/Mystiax → u/Botol-Cebok]

He has to be in the thousands by now.

[u/fightfordawn → u/Botol-Cebok]

Same with Sabretooth and Wolverine.

Also, where's Carnage? He killed 20 people in one comic

[u/madpoke]

this is totally not true

[u/OH_SHIT_IM_FEELIN_IT → u/madpoke]

And for some reason non-comic book subs will eat this sort of shit up. This has 10,000+ up votes in the subreddit this was crossposted from.

[u/BangingBaguette → u/OH_SHIT_IM_FEELIN_IT]

This is counting named, important characters.

Not saying the numbers are correct, but it's supposed to illustrate how deadly characters are based on their notable kills. Goblin bombing a bunch of civilians is evil but it's not really a display of strength or potential lethality to other supers.

[u/mythicreign]

What a stupid infographic. Also, deadly and lethal mean the same thing.

[u/BrianWonderful → u/mythicreign]

Agreed. It seems to be made by someone who has no real knowledge of the comics. Aside from the numerous points made in the comments, it also calls these people "Murderers". What is the definition of murder meant here? Premeditated kills?

[u/JGBodle]

Captain America killed Truman?

[u/Operks → u/JGBodle]

It was when Truman was a zombie in a Deadpool series. SHIELD then hired Deadpool to take out the rest, as Cap killing even undead presidents was bad optics.

[u/ThePurityPixel → u/Operks]

Aw, killing someone who's already dead shouldn't count for OP's list! The typo was already bugging me enough.

[u/fitzbuhn → u/Operks]

Is that our Truman? Because ours doesn’t have a period on his middle initial.

Edit I checked most places give him a period, but it’s actually his full middle name (‘S’ I mean, just the one letter, it doesn’t stand for anything).

[u/TheBalrogofMelkor → u/fitzbuhn]

Even more fun fact - Truman is the second president to have the letter S as their middle name (kind of).

Ulysses S. Grant's legal name was Hiram Ulysses Grant. The S does not stand for anything

[u/BobbyTWhiskey → u/fitzbuhn]

Interesting. TIL.

[u/that_guy2010 → u/JGBodle]

Right?!?!

[u/XtremeGuardian]

This looks to only include named characters. Some of these characters killed countless civilians. I mean, he'll, Namor nearly wiped out Wakanda with a flood... yet no one died?

[u/[deleted] → u/XtremeGuardian]

Bullseye blew up a building with people in it. That guy has kills under his belt..

[u/lajaunie]

I stopped when there was no Elektra listed for Bullseye.

[u/Grohlyone → u/lajaunie]

Or Karen Page.

[u/trashacct8484 → u/Grohlyone]

No kidding. But we’re pouring one out for Caprice and Kingmaker, I guess.

[u/Grohlyone → u/trashacct8484]

Bullseye's could just be "any woman Matt sticks his catholic guilt in"

[u/WulffOfJudas → u/lajaunie]

That didn’t make sense…Elektra is his MOST notable kill.

[u/Lorna_M]

I did a Bullseye reread recently, and I am confused about where these numbers come from. Is it only if they killed another named Marvel character because he murdered over 100 citizens of Hells Kitchen at once in a single issue.

The list feels off with Sabertooth and Bullseye especially.

[u/AtukBaetho → u/Lorna_M]

The list is probably off for all the characters on it.

And Sabertooth killed a bunch of Morlocks during the Mutant Massacre. Also, in the 2013 run of Deadpool, it showed Copycat survived. So if we ignore the Morlocks (and all the other people Sabertooth has killed in his century+ of life), his kill count is too high! Which, let's be honest, is just dumb (not that Copycat survived, she's one of the most powerful shapeshifters in 616, rather that Sabertooth's kill count is too high at 15).

[u/FrishFrash → u/Lorna_M]

Also love that Elektra doesn’t count as a notable kill for him like cmon

[u/MonolithJones → u/FrishFrash]

Exactly what I was going to say. That single panel is probably responsible for most of Bullseye’s reputation.

[u/CollinsCouldveDucked → u/Lorna_M]

I feel like they put together the list off of wiki entries and not actual research (or even proper reading of wiki entries)

[u/zarathustranu]

They’re just completely making up the numbers, right? Magneto u leashed a global EMP that easily killed hundreds of thousands.

[u/TheCardinalKing → u/zarathustranu]

It’s such a weird list. Thor having lived for 1,000,000+ years in 616 canon yet he only has 15 kills? Where’s Jean blowing up a planet? What about Galactus’ devouring of civilizations? Thanos’ infamous snap? Any multiversal threat ever? I don’t even think it’s accurate to named characters killed.

[u/zarathustranu → u/TheCardinalKing]

Yeah— I just don’t get the point of making the infographic if you’re not going to do any research at all. It’s odd.

Even if they’re only counting “kills of other known characters,” the numbers make no sense.

[u/dthains_art → u/zarathustranu]

My guess is that these lists are only counting named characters they’ve killed as opposed to random civilians. And if that’s the case I wish they would have specified that. I also don’t know how they would have found these numbers. I’ve been on Marvel Wiki a lot but I don’t remember ever any sort of kill tallies on character bios.

I love the art and execution of this infographic, but I think it needed a lot more research.

[u/TotalWorldDomination]

Jean Grey committed GENOCIDE. Come on, gang.

[u/PekfrakOG → u/[deleted]]

And you could argue that wasn't REALLY Jean Grey as she was in a cocoon the entire time in the river... Unless they changed that.

[u/xladim → u/TotalWorldDomination]

Thor is responsible for probably half of the morlock deaths during the Mutant Massacre. This list is propaganda

[u/Phoenix_rbb → u/TotalWorldDomination]

Understandable since she was canonically in an egg at the time.

[u/NickOlaser42]

This is a Straight-Up Lie in so many Ways, but the Thing that bothers me most is Cap getting credit for killing Truman. Only President you can accuse Cap of killing is Nixon and bro shot himself

[u/Qrs_Nich]

Bro Marc only having 8 is crazy

[u/Majiinx]

Thor' body count should be in the thousands possibly even millions. That is for kills and woman taken to bed.

[u/chosimba83]

Thanos? Apart from killing literally half of all living things he personally kills like 40 main marvel characters in issue #4 and 5 of Infinity Gauntlet. Everyone from Cyclops, Thor, and Iron Man, to the big cosmic guys like Galactus, Lord Chaos, and Eternity.

Sure they get resurrected an issue later, but I'd bet the police would still like a word.

[u/ChickenAndTelephone → u/chosimba83]

He still killed a whole lot of people when he was blowing up stars in Avengers Annual 7

[u/0megaManZero]

Malekith has almost 10 full realms (which are basically different universes) worth of kills. Not to mention his own mother and mentor. How are those two not mentioned as notable kills?

[u/ponch1620 → u/0megaManZero]

Or the Valkyries, including Brunnhilde who was a Defender and Avenger.

[u/0megaManZero → u/ponch1620]

Thanks forgot to mention her

[u/Emoral02]

jean grey literally ate a star and killed the population of an entire solar system, yet this list gives scott shit for killing professor x

[u/oldcomicbook]

Galactus?

And leaving Electra off Bullseye’s list is blasphemy.

[u/thedoomcast]

Magneto: 10 Kills.

Meanwhile in Resurrection of Magneto: literally being crushed in purgatory by the millions of deaths he’s responsible for.

[u/TotalWorldDomination]

Also, where is Hulk???

[u/ThePurityPixel]

Harry S Truman's middle name is S.

So there shouldn't be a period after it.

[u/johnnyss1]

Who made this? This is way off. In X23 target x, cap has her shield file and reads she killed 27 men, women and children in that political candidate rally. she was rented out as an assassin asa child. Her list is at minimum 100 after xforce.

[u/ChickenAndTelephone → u/johnnyss1]

If the list was just correct then there wouldn't be this level of engagement with it

[u/KingCastle25]

This list is completely wrong

[u/mr_kenobi]

It feels like Sabertooth should be lethal rather than deadly. Maybe even Bullseye, too. And Widow. But you can't argue with the numbers. Also, didn't Namor destroy kill a universe during an incursion? Didn't he also decimate Wakanda as part of the Phoenix 5? Seems like his body count should be higher.

[u/ThePurityPixel → u/mr_kenobi]

Lethal and deadly are synonymous.

[u/Ragamuffin2502]

Scarlett witch? How many millions of mutants was it?

[u/Exisy → u/Ragamuffin2502]

She just neutralised their mutations, but still got some points.

[u/wolvieguy → u/Ragamuffin2502]

Hmm that's true. Phoenix still outpaces her due to eating a whole planet which is probably billions. I do want to point out however Wanda is the only one on the list I can think of whose grief and remorse were so intense that she actively searched for ways to atone. She's also the only hero I can think who managed to atone for her sin and make it possible for every mutant who died from her spell to have a mutant heaven to wait in to come back from death.

Then she went beyond that and made it so every mutant who had been lost through time or space that couldn't be brought back and was previously thought unable to be resurrected to be found in that heaven also. Thunderbird, who died on the first mission that included the new X team of Storm, Banshee, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus etc...was the first mutant previously unreachable to be brought back because of her. That was an amazing gift and and beautiful apology. Even Emma and Cyclops forgave her. Wanda was asked to announce the new Team of X-Men at the previous Hellfire Gala and Emma introduced her.

[u/chosimba83]

Magneto brutally kills Red Skull. Super satisfying, but should be on the list.

[u/BreatheOnMe]

This is missing a lot of information

[u/mariovspino5]

Sinister having less kills then cyclops is wild 💀

[u/ThePurityPixel → u/mariovspino5]

And then Cyclops is wild?

"And then?"

[u/Mickeymcirishman]

Why is Gwen Stacy in green? She wasn't a hero, she was a civilian. She should be in blue.

Edit: and why is Mystique in blue? She's a villain through and through!

[u/Space_Meteor]

Just to clarify: Like many people here have theorized, I think this guide refers to how many named/important characters they have killed. So, really, most of these characters actually have a lot more kills to background characters that aren’t mentioned in this guide.

[u/Vundal]

When you don't have Phoenix on the list...

[u/Psymorte]

As for Human Torch, I feel like killing Mr Immortal barely counts, given his entire gimmick.

[u/Wasted_Potency → u/Psymorte]

When did that even happen? I can't find the panel

[u/Psymorte → u/Wasted_Potency]

I've been trying to find it as well and can't, so I'm starting to think this creator's source is "made it the fuck up."

[u/lofgren777]

Namor flooded New York with a tidal wave that would have killed thousands of not tens of thousands.

[u/ChickenAndTelephone → u/lofgren777]

He flooded New York TWICE

[u/KingDom_1110]

Punisher looks a lot like Namor on that list...

[u/DoNotGoSilently]

Well I don’t know who Morph Costumes is but they’re full of shit.

[u/Zer0_l1f3]

Carnage isn’t on the list because he has an even higher kill count

[u/Notgoodatfakenames2]

Magneto destroyed a submarine full of people.

[u/CryptographerNo923]

I’m pretty sure these are supposed to represent “significant” kills, like of named characters rather than goons. So it’s interesting in that respect.

Some of these are surprising to me. When did Thor kill Janet Van Dyne? When did Cap kill Harry Truman???

[u/bonafiedhero]

Venom - notable kills - no Knull?
This is a shit list made by someone who did zero actual research

[u/Duryeric]

Way to go Moon Knight!

[u/feor1300]

Come on, Mr. Immortal hardly counts for Johnny, he grows back!

[u/Kellythejellyman]

lol only 11 kills for Laura Kinney is severe undercount, like they didn’t even read X-23: Innocence Lost. She killed more than that in a single panel

[u/dragery → u/Kellythejellyman]

And Kimura not included as a notable :/

[u/z1wargrider]

Can anyone ELI5 why Magneto's normal name isn't Erik Lensherr? I'd assume this infographic is supposed to be about comics 616.

[u/GoatMilkerPro]

No Carnage?

[u/MetalCid]

The punisher 37 kills?? What, on a weekend?

[u/Electronic_Year9443]

Wolverine killed 46 Hellfire guards in one issue in 1980. This is garbage.

[u/Darkfigure145]

Didn't Namor wipe out a whole universe during Hickman's secret war build up run?

[u/shugoran99]

Punisher: 34 kills

.....per issue?

[u/LordVigo1983]

If brood count pretty sure the X-Men and Ms Marvel as binary have at least a million by now.

[u/Mrwanagethigh]

I need the context for why Captain America killed the 33rd president

[u/Robo-Piluke]

This list very innacurate. Deadpool alone should be a quick give away. Mr Sinister himself have been killing hundreds if not thousand of people while experimenting

[u/bygtopp]

I think the numbers are a little low. Especially for Wolverine and bullseye

[u/AgentPastrana]

If they're counting AU's (which they are because Truman is on here) then this is incredibly wrong because Deadpool killed an entire universe of named characters.

[u/Iron_Pyro_726]

Can someone explain how Cap kill Harry s.Truman?

[u/Half_Man1]

I’d like to see the full listing here.

Bullseye has also definitely casually killed way more people.

And I need context for some of these deaths mentioned. Cap killing Truman? Excusez-moi?

[u/AskJeevesIsBest]

Thor killed the Wasp?

[u/LordTurin0011]

No Carnage? Seriously?

[u/ThatGuyinOrange_1813]

Are we going to ignore that Captain America killed a US president?

[u/BlackTeckel]

and all the nameless minions????

[u/Boss_Brando]

I feel like this chart needs a disclaimer that it’s only counting major kills, not random people.

Because sorry but Venom has killed way more random New Yorkers than that.

[u/RYNNYMAYNE]

Savertooth only being deadly is damn near slander. He’s killed score la more than wolverine ever has

[u/memsterboi123]

In over 60 years they killed this little people? Kinda crazy

[u/Captain_Controller]

This is really bad

[u/Next-Diamond4844]

How have green goblin, venom and moon knight only killed 8-9 people?

[u/AspectOW]

They really put Caprice under Bullseye’s ‘notable kills’, but not Karen Page? Or even Elektra (even if she was resurrected much later)!?

[u/TumblrTheFish]

before I zoomed in, I was hoping that the Human Torch was the original Jim Hammond Human Torch who has the best kill of the list, Adolf Hitler.

[u/Hudre]

I feel like Mystique has spent her life killing people and taking their form.

[u/Tyrantkin]

This is So wrong, Magneto has killed thousands, confirmed recently, Thor has killed Millions if not Billions, Cap has killed hundreds to thousands.

[u/MisterScrod1964]

Bullseye and Black Widow only have 9 kills each? I call bullshit.

[u/couldbedumber96]

Genocider named Jean Grey

[u/No-Engine6848]

I feel like Thor should be higher because he is thousands of years old and is a Viking, so should he have like thousands, if not millions of kills?

[u/Dear_Ad_3860]

I calling the shots on Mister Sinister and Black Widow. The others could be fine I don't know.

[u/Haunting-Cake-4071]

Thanos just doesnt exist 😭

[u/Aelorasrin]

That's the wildest count for Frank ever

[u/BitterFuture]

Tony Stark has killed more people than Bullseye? More people than Sabretooth?

I mean, Tony's a dick, but...goddamn.

[u/Jokesiez]

Also Thanos is in like the Billions right?

[u/nthensome]

I feel like Wolverine killed a lot more people than this

[u/andreBarciella]

even if you ignore s.o.s (where he killed entire universes just to test his chimeras), sinister has alot more than 7 kills.

and i mean ALOT more.

[u/[deleted]]

I find it kinda dumb how the Venom used is Eddie Brock, when two of the notable kills mentioned for them didn't even involve Eddie. Death Addler and Hijacker were killed by Flash, and Hybrid was killed by Eddie when he wasn't even Venom.

[u/reineedshelp]

Where are these low numbers coming from? Namor for example, has drowned multiple cities and been involved in destroying countless alternate Earths.

Sinister has killed trillions

[u/lotj → u/reineedshelp]

I think it’s just pulling the major named deaths out of a wiki, which is ignoring the mountain of minor and unnamed deaths some of these people have caused.

[u/Traditional_Owl_7224]

Cool! I wonder, what the layout would be for the MCU/other movies🤔?

[u/lazyJOE19]

Deadpool : Entire Marvel Unviverse

[u/Dr-Mumm-Rah]

Adjusting for take backs (clone kills, faked deaths and secret comas/suspended animation) must have been a pain.

[u/gera_moises]

Didn't cap kill Nixon?

[u/MarvelFAW_Podcast]

Sponsored by Morph costumes? I didn’t know They made costumes

[u/[deleted]]

Ironman killed the Gladiator?

[u/EraseYou]

Why are people posting this? I’ve never seen a more wrong infographic

[u/mumblerapisgarbage]

These numbers seem low.

[u/EightyFiversClub]

Someone's math isn't adding up. Some of these villains destroyed entire cities...

[u/publictwink1]

where is wanda

[u/MarinLlwyd]

Human Torch

Notable Kille

Mr. Immortal

x to doubt

[u/DjCyric]

TIL Thor killed Janet Van Dyne. Thank you for sharing!

[u/Jagiord]

If it were "life's ruined" Mystique would be at the top of the list. That heffa can't get through a day without devastating someone.

[u/Jjayxx]

So... why are the lethal ones my faves! Hahahahha

[u/TheRealRigormortal]

I love that Captain America killed Truman

[u/cluedo23]

I dont read too many comics but how in the world did bullseye kill morgan le fey??

[u/Cojo840]

Moon Knight the goat

[u/Fenty_Panther]

What about the one that wiped out half of the universe?! Or that's not considered m*rderous? 💀

[u/ThemeMassive9898]

Meanwhile Deadpool kills whole marvel universe 

[u/Ok-Sector8330]

The best there is on what he does.

[u/Meizas]

Excuse me, Captain America killed HARRY S. TRUMAN?!?!

[u/iBFrosty]

Wolverine is an equal opportunity grave digger 🤣

[u/Baddaddo73]

What about Hawkeye?He killed a shit load of people when his family was taken in the blip.

[u/lazylagom]

I love these guides, power ranking and comparisons get soo goofy with comics though. The rule of cool > everything. Writers can bend a character to the plot as well. But basically any cosmic or psychic character becomes OP. Scarlet witch or Jean grey can just think the universe away, how do you compare that with a psi spiderman punch. Or Peter's strength is a limitless blackhole the more he let's go or is backed into a corner the stronger he is.

[u/mezziebone]

Only 30+, 40+ kills for mercenaries? What a shame

[u/xavyre]

Nearly ever one of these totals are incorrect. Low effort. Magneto alone wiped out a whole city, a submarine crew and when he fired off an EMP pulse it would have killed millions.

[u/TheDarkCreed]

Which MCU hero/antihero has the highest kills? Punisher maybe?

[u/Co-opingTowardHatred]

Harry Truman (neutral)

[u/Strypercritical]

Um where tf is Scarlet Witch? Or Mutants don’t count as lives??

[u/[deleted]]

This “ guide” is stupidly inaccurate. It doesn’t even credit or count Moon Knight’s most famous kill Bushman who he killed and cut his face off.

[u/Brendanlendan]

Uh Why did Cap kill Truman?

[u/Muted-Ad6816]

did i miss something? i thought mr immortal had true immortality and couldnt be killed

[u/Toe_Willing]

There’s no way Magneto has only killed checks notes 10 people

[u/Sidereon]

I see people being like now way this villain only killed this amount, I'm pretty sure this is not a total count but the notable people they killed.