Ranking All Superhero Shows & Movies Of 2021

2021 was a solid year for superhero movies and shows, and these are all of them ranked so that you can add them all to your watchlist.

15. Jupiter’s Legacy

Netflix’s counterpart to Amazon’s “The Boys” couldn’t deliver the lofty promises it made through the trailers and teasers. However, it still deserves a place on the list because it created a heavy buzz globally.

14. Venom: Let there be carnage

Though not better than the first one, Venom’s sequel is still a worthwhile watch and a promising addition to the MCU (because of its mid-credits scene).

13. Eternals

Eternals was not the best MCU project that came out in 2021, but it was surely the most influential one as it introduced a new group of superheroes that could define the new phase.                     

 

12. Hawkeye

Hawkeye started slow, but it slowly attained momentum, and now it gave us not one but two amazing archers.

11. Black Widow

Released after Black Widow’s death in MCU, fans thought the movie was a little too late. Although, Florence Pugh shined, and fans loved the overall cast.

10. Superman & Lois

Arguably the most comic-accurate DC show of all time, Superman & Lois took our favorite couple from the comics and put them through the hardships a “normal” couple goes through.

9. Zack Snyder’s Justice League

The power of the internet brought this cut into existence, and safe to say- it was everything the fans wanted. Zack Snyder even shot the ending in his backyard to include Jared Leto’s Joker.

8. The Falcon & The Winter Soldier

Beginning where “Avengers: Endgame” left off, it opened with Sam Wilson surrendering the Captain America shield, feeling the mantle of the Avengers isn’t meant for him, which led to the introduction of a new and sinister Captain America.

7. Shang-Chi and the legend of ten rings

It was a future-defining movie for MCU as it introduced us to the first Asian superhero. This was a new thing for Marvel fans.

6. WandaVision

Its hype is based around the proper utilization of an underappreciated character, Wanda Maximoff aka, Scarlett Witch. This superhero show is arguably one of the smartest and boldest moves by MCU.

5. The Suicide Squad

James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad did everything better than the previous Suicide Squad, which bombed on all levels. The movie’s biggest selling point was the introduction of some of the most exciting supervillains, practically a powerful group of misfits.

4. What If…?

With multiple ups and downs, What If…? was nothing if not intriguing. It could open new doors for MCU going into the future.

3. Loki

Thor’s mischievous brother deserved his solo movie, but now we think a show was the way to go for this character. Loki introduced some pretty trippy possibilities, characters, and storylines that everyone enjoyed.

2. Invincible

Amazon’s Invincible proposed a theory- “What if Superman was evil and insane, and had a son?” The results are not too pleasant, but it made a super exciting show.

 

1. Spider-Man: No Way Home

It’s arguably the best project MCU has released in quite some time, and it was successful in doing something that made history- bringing three generations of Spider-Man together. Fans waited a long time for this “superhero cocktail”, and none of them were disappointed.

 

How many of these did you see in 2021?