Vanguards

Drax: The Destroyer himself. Has enough versions of him to draw on you could easily give him a really interesting kit.

Nova: He stood when all others fell. Would make for a great flying tank. Hopefully will be in the MCU.

Duelists

Gamora: Deadliest woman in the galaxy. Also has had plenty of powers over the years so fleshing out her kit would be easy.

Phyla-Vell: Used to be Captain Marvel, Quasar, and an avatar of Oblivion, currently a lesbian powerhouse alongside Moondragon. Was awesome in Cosmic Invasion.

Strategists

Cosmo the Spacedog: Cute cosmic canine companion. Telepathy and telekinesis on a support would be fun since Jean is a DPS. Lots of skin potential.

Moondragon: Daughter of Drax, wife of Phyla-Vell and summoner of a telekinetic dragon construct. It's criminal she's rarely been in any Marvel games because she has that "cool" factor that made Magik a breakout star.

It was a terrible arc in the comics and mischaracterized damn near everyone in it. Why do I keep seeing people acting like we need to see this story on the show compared to everything else post-Decimation?

People have wanted Captain Marvel for ages now, and she'd be a great fit for the roster, especially since Carol will be a major character in the upcoming Avengers comics.

Medusa is another common pick and is probably the only Inhuman besides Lockjack and Black Bolt with even a chance of getting in.

Armor is also fairly popular, yes she's another X-Man but she's not an A-lister which helps.

Harpy would be an obscure addition as Betty Ross' recent Hulk form. Another flying Vanguard could be quite fun.

And speaking of Hulks, She-Hulk fans have wanted her in since launch. Justice for Jen!

She's my favorite of the Miku's made for Project Voltage. Ground is one of my favorite Pokémon types, and I think this design nails the concept of a desert explorer/wanderer while still keeping Hatsune Miku's iconic hairstyle. The thorn-like strands sticking out of her pigtails is a nice touch, and I like that her clothes aren't perfectly clean, helping her stand out from the other designs for this line.

Norman Osborn with the powers of the Ghost Rider. Looks sick as hell and follows the rule of cool to a T.

I love how powerful and regal this stand looks, blending a humanoid form with mechanical elements, especially reminiscent of gears and clocks as if hinting at its power to stop time. It also has those diving tanks, which evoke DIO's past trapped underwater for a century as well as potentially referencing Ronnie James Dio's Holy Diver. Lastly, the headpiece resembles the Red Crown of Lower Egypt, fitting since DIO is hiding out in Cairo for most Stardust Crusaders.
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I've seen her in a few books but never felt like I had a good grasp of her personality or deal. How would you describe her as a character, and what comics would you recommend to understand her better?

Tien Shinhan (Dragon Ball)

Hiei (Yu Yu Hakusho)

Garnet (Steven Universe)

Doctor Strange during Hickman's New Avengers (Marvel Comics)

A veteran of the Infinite crisis, Whisper was once the Diamond Cutters' sniper and scout, a cheerful and outspoken member of the mercenary group. However, when her teammate Mimic sold her friends out to Eggman, she became more shy and reserved, often hiding her face behind the mask Smithy made for her to communicate with her Wisps. She continued to fight in the war, earning the title "Guardian Angel of the Battlefield" for her skill at protecting people from so far away no one knew she was there. With the war over, she's begun opening up to her new friends, but old traumas die hard, and it's taken time for her to be comfortable around Sonic and the others. Her closest relationship is with Tangle the Lemur, a very energetic and compassionate young woman who helped her confront Mimic and move past her, well, past.

Venting some personal frustration about how Iceman may be Marvel's most prominent queer character and has been out for a decade yet he doesn't do ANYTHING.

Those first few issues and her joining the Avengers really set up Storm as a champion of mutant rights and leading the fractured diaspora after the loss of their homeland only to do nothing with it and focus on how she can beat up god or whatever.

What if Marvel finally did something with Luke Cage being mayor of New York and had him put together an Avengers team with government backing? He could be the one in charge with Monica Rambeau as the field leader, given her experience. Blue Marvel makes for an excellent powerhouse, with War Machine adding additional muscle and some tech. Doctor Voodoo provides magical expertise as well. Patriot can finally be a character again after spending the last 15 years on the shelf, and Misty Knight is the team's investigator and, frankly, the responsible one.