Iron Man's recurring villains could get a second chance to shine in the MCU thanks to Tony Stark's MCU successor, Riri ...

MODOK from Tales of Suspense #94 It was during ... He played a large recurring role in the '90s Iron Man cartoon and Iron Man: Armored Adventures. The latter was the first series that changed ...

which are most often thwarted by Captain America or Iron Man, MODOK's most common comic book foes. Interestingly enough, MODOK is also the creator of the Red Hulk. Using a combination of Gamma ...

MODOK has been primarily utilized as a Captain America villain, but has made the rounds of the Marvel Universe, plotting against the Hulk, Iron Man, Captain Marvel, the Fantastic Four, and Deadpool.

Instead, the comics see him as the scientist known as George Tarleton, who works for A.I.M., or Advanced Idea Mechanics, the group that was the main villain in Iron Man 3. Long story short ...

Iron Man, Captain America, Thor and Spider-Man have all had at least three movies in the MCU and now it’s Ant-Man’s turn. After the light-hearted and relatively small scale (pun not intended ...

He’s MODOK. Marvel Studios’ trailers for Quantumania ... So it’s no wonder that’d he’d crop up in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania — he’s the perfect butt of a joke for one of ...

Instead of Tarleton, MODOK is a mutated version of Darren Cross, aka Yellowjacket, the villain of 2015's Ant-Man. In that movie, it appears Scott Lang killed Cross when he destroyed his suit ...

Of all the discourse to come out of the release of the divisive Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania, a passionate debate about MODOK has been one of the loudest aspects of the discussion.

Who knew one of Homer's most iconic enemies would go on to inspire Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania's MODOK, eh? "MODOK is maybe my single favorite thing that I got in the movie," Loveness explained.