Tony Stark’s battle against a pair of competitors - one with a personal vendetta against Stark and his family - results in some new additions to the MCU, including SHIELD agent Black Widow and Tony’s friend James Rhodes, who gets his own set of military-enhanced armor (earning him the code name “War Machine”). After stopping a former partner whose greed had turned him into a war profiteer, Stark is approached by SHIELD agent Nick Fury to join something he calls “The Avengers Initiative.” Iron Man 2 Read our full Captain Marvel review Iron Manīrilliant billionaire engineer Tony Stark develops a high-tech armored suit and becomes a one-man army. She leaves Earth in the 1990s to help bring an end to the Kree-Skrull war, only to be called back years later due to the events of Avengers: Infinity War. She later uses her powers to defend Earth when the Kree endanger the planet during their war with the shape-changing Skrulls. Read our full Captain America: The First Avengerreview Captain MarvelĪir Force pilot Carol Danvers is caught in the explosion of an engine built using alien technology, developing powerful abilities that she first wields as a soldier for the Kree, the alien race that saved her life with a blood transfusion. Found and thawed out 70 years later, he meets SHIELD Agent Nick Fury, who offers him a chance to become a hero all over again. Along the way, Captain America loses his best friend James “Bucky” Barnes during a mission, defeats Hydra leader Johann Schmidt (aka Red Skull), loses The Tesseract, and eventually sacrifices himself to save the world by piloting an airplane full of explosives into the Arctic Ocean.
Dubbed “Captain America,” he then battles the Nazis and Hydra - a covert division of the Nazi Party developing powerful weapons fueled by a mysterious artifact known as The Tesseract. Steve Rogers undergoes a dangerous, experimental procedure during World War II to turn him into a super-soldier. We’ve also included some quick movie summaries for a refresher (consider this your spoiler warning). We’ve organized the movie in story order, so your watching experience can be as seamless as possible. Want to watch the MCU in chronological order? You’re in the right place. With so much content coming out at different times, covering different time periods, it’s tough to understand the order of events. There are many more movies in the works, as well as a whole host of shows, including Moon Knight, WandaVision, Loki, and Hawkeye now out on Disney+. Now in its fourth phase, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has 28 movies, with Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness becoming the most recent release in May 2022.
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