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Nov 18, 2019 · Both Watchmen and Avengers: Endgame have featured key characters leading support group sessions. Watchmen creator Damon Lindelof frequently used support group scenes in his last...
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- The Ravagers
- Razor-Fist
- Skurge The Executioner
- Angel Dust
- The Shocker
- Ulysses Klaue
- Arnim Zola
- Disciples of Ammit
- Kaecilius’ Zealots
- The Black Order
Although the gang of space pirates might be more associated with Yondu, the mutinous members of the Ravagers that turn on him in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 definitely fit the description of a rogues gallery. With their leather attire, various alien species, and fearsome away of cybernetic weaponry, they are a solid group of followers to have at...
Every villainess organization, no matter the size, needs a weapons master. Razor-Fist of Shang-Chi is a combination of both the weapons expert and the muscular enforcer, and he truly gets to shine whenever he's locked in combat. The bus scene alone is perhaps one of the most visually impressive henchman fights out there. However, he's only an antag...
Some villains are born of necessity, some that choose villainy, and some achieve it simply because they think it's the better option. Skurge is the latter part of that maxim, as he goes from a quirky side character who takes Heimdal's place to essentially Hela's sidekick in Thor: Ragnarok. Skurge isn't exactly a sinister presence, but that's not sa...
While it's debatable whether or not the Deadpool movies could/should be considered a part of the MCU, the meta-humor of the character at least acknowledges its existence. All things considered, it still gave fans a memorable enforcer in the form of Angel Dust. A metahuman mutate who is essentially addicted to adrenaline, Gina Carano's Angel Dust is...
Shocker is where things start to get a little more complex. Some villains go into the industry for money, power, revenge, fame, or other such abstracts, but Vulture and his gang of put-upon wreckage crewmen have a more personal reason for diving into the superweapons business. Characters like the Shocker do their deeds because they are trying to ri...
The best villains are the ones who truly enjoy their work, and there are few better examples of this type in the MCU than Andy Serkis's portrayal of Ulysses Klaue. The big factor that keeps Klaue under the rank of henchmen is that he's always working for someone else. He's not a full-on supervillain, he's an arms dealer with a cybernetic hand canno...
When Marvel fans think about the most infamous force of HYDRA, they typically turn to Red Skull. However, Red Skull was only the chairman of the board, so to speak. The real mastermind was Arnim Zola, the toady little scientist who developed most of the technology for HYDRA, their own Super-Soldier Serum, and even uploaded his consciousness into an...
Cults are always pretty up there on the evil spectrum, but a cult that worships a devourer of souls waiting in the darkness to judge and consume the entirety of humanity has to earn some sort of warning label. Arthur Harrow might just be the current avatar of Ammit, but his enormous organization of followers is responsible for most of the violence ...
It's one thing to meddle with ancient gods in the MCU, but a cult dedicated to drawing their evil magic powers from the Dark Dimension is even more dangerous and deadly. Magic is one of the most powerful elements in any comic book universe, but anything involving a nearly all-powerful extradimensional being is on a whole new level. The dark sorcere...
There is probably no team of MCU henchmen more iconic or better-equipped for the role than Thanos's Black Order seen in the Infinity War saga. Consisting of Ebony Maw, Cull Obsidian, Proxima Midnight, and Corvus Glaive, this group of the Mad Titan's enforcers covers all the bases for what a villain might need from their team. The Black Order is mad...
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From families of intergalactic explorers to vanguards who protect even those who hate and fear them, you’ll find a variety of groups fighting for the greater good. We’ve rounded up the details on the most elite organizations in all of Marvel lore.
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Revengers. The Revengers is a team of ex- Sakaar prisoners assembled by Thor to escape the planet and defeat Hela. The team consists of Thor, Loki, Hulk, Valkyrie, Korg, and Miek. With the exception of Loki, who is choked to death by Thanos, the team survives Ragnarok and the attack on the Statesman .
Credit: besthdwallpaper.com // Marvel Studios. Table of Contents. 1. Learning from Mistakes - Thor. 2. Strategic Use of Information - Dr. Strange. 3. Your Title Doesn't Mean You Are a Leader - Thor. 4. Don't Fear The Self-Empowered - Valkyrie. 5. Not Everyone is Cut Out to Lead - Korg. 6. Good Ideas Can Come From Anyone On The Team - Ant Man. 7.
Aug 30, 2012 · This diverse assembly of complex characters offers a wealth of examples for those of us who’d teach our fellow comic book fans some psychology by drawing from stories they know.
