With the MCU sequel Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania about to hit theaters, we rank the 5 best comic book sequels of all time.
2023 will be a great year for comic book sequels. Marvel has a full slate, including Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania this February, Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 3 in May, and The Marvels in July. Not be outdone, DC only has sequels to Aquaman and Shazam as well as The Flash, the Scarlet Speedster’s first solo project and a quasi-sequel to the misguided and ultimately disappointed Justice League.
Brolin’s Thanos is the new villain in the MCU: intimidating yet quiet, thoughtful yet decisive. Thanos is a genuinely threatening enemy that earns his status as Earth’s mightiest foe. Infinity War revolves around him, placing him front and center of a universal conflict that culminates in one of the most shocking cinematic moments of the 21st century.
3. Captain America: The Winter Soldier The Captain America series gave us arguably the best film in the MCU. Captain America: The Winter Soldier follows Steve Rogers as he discovers SHIELD has been compromised. Accompanied only by the Black Widow and the Falcon, Rogers sets on a quest to uncover the conspiracy, coming face to face with a ghost from the past in the form of the deathly Winter Soldier.
Tobey Maguire gives his best performance as Peter Parker, finding the perfect balance between the character’s duty as Spider-Man and his longing for a normal life. The film also receives considerable help from the scene-stealing Alfred Molina, whose Doctor Octopus is among the best Spider-Man villains ever.
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