На днях в СМИ широко обсуждали трагедию в Мехико — в одном из домов был найден истощенный шестилетний мальчик Кристиан Омар, который впоследствии скончался в больнице. Как оказалось, Кристиана воспитывала мать-одиночка, 34-летняя россиянка Ольга Иделевич. С отцом ребенка, обеспеченным адвокатом Марко Антонио Михангосом, она рассталась пять лет назад и с тех пор пыталась добиться от него алиментов. Однако мужчина не поддерживал бывшую деньгами. Тогда Ольга решилась на отчаянный шаг… «Она говорила, что не кормила ребенка 80 дней, потому что отец не давал денег. И она решила не давать еды сыну, чтобы наказать отца. В то же время знакомые Ольги рассказывают, что она была готова на все ради сына, описывают ее как любящую и ласковую мать. В Мексике Иделевич по-прежнему грозит тюремный срок», — поделился источник. И действительно, сейчас правоохранители разыскивают Иделевич и ее бывшего избранника, по факту смерти их ребенка идет расследование. Известно, что мужчина уже живет с новой избранницей, пара воспитывает двоих общих детей. Что касается блондинки, то она вернулась в Россию и сейчас находится в Амурской области. «После смерти шестилетнего ребенка и побега от следствия Ольга Иделевич вернулась к родным в поселок Новобурейск Амурской области. Предварительно, деньги на самолет ей передали родители, она могла лететь через Кубу. Родные отказались говорить с „Осторожно, новости“, их страницы в соцсетях закрыты, как и профиль самой Иделевич», — добавил источник. Поговаривают, что в Мексике Ольга Иделевич зарабатывала на жизнь эскортом. Нелегкая жизнь привела к тому, что женщина стала страдать от психологических проблем. Ольга часто жаловалась из-за нежелания отца ребенка обеспечивать их материально. «Ты забрал у меня все! Ты должен мне все вернуть! Я не ела уже два дня, а сын съел утром одну несчастную тортилью. Еда закончилась… А ты смеешь насмехаться?! Я, честно, не понимаю, как тебе самому не стыдно, что ребенок находится в таком состоянии?! Ты еще имеешь наглость задавать мне глупые вопросы?! Я уже и так и эдак стараюсь, но сил у меня уже нет, ты все отнял: мою работу, деньги, друзей, школу у сына, его день рождения, мою здоровую психику, мою гордость, в конце концов! Мою частную жизнь, мои секреты, моих родителей…» — плакалась блондинка.
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«Не кормила ребенка 80 дней, чтобы наказать его отца»: Ольга Иделевич, чей сын умер в Мехико, сбежала в Россию
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Кендрик Ламар подтверждает SZA в качестве специального гостя для исполнения Суперкубка
SZA присоединится к Kendrick Lamar для своего предстоящего выступления Super Bowl Time Show - узнайте больше ниже. В сентябре NFL, Apple Music и Kendrick Lamar подтвердили, что рэпер «Не такой» Wold будет хедлайнером Super Bow Lix Show в Новом Орлеане 9 февраля. В то время Кендрик сказал в трейлере: «Что ты делаешь все? Меня зовут Кендрик Ламар, и я буду выступать в Super Bowl Lix. Ты будешь вставать? Я надеюсь, что это так! Вы знаете, что есть только одна возможность выиграть чемпионат, без раунда. Получим это! » «Я не хочу, чтобы ты пропустил это. Познакомьтесь со мной в Новом Орлеане, 9 февраля 2025 года. Носите тоже лучшее платье, даже если вы смотрите из дома. Пойдем." Кендрик Ламар. Кредит: Кристофер Полк/Гетти Теперь Кендрик Ламар рассказал о специальных приглашенных исполнителях своего сета. В новой рекламе для продвижения спектакля для Apple Music Kendrick видно, что он стоит в ощущении, когда люди проходят на расстоянии. Кендрик говорит, говоря по телефону: «Вы знаете, что это поле намного больше, чем люди думают, так что это обязательно. Точно. Нет, я думал о приглашенном исполнителе ». Затем Сза подкрадывается к нему, чтобы потушить его в Blue Gatorade, основной празднование, наблюдаемое во время спортивных мероприятий. Кендрик Ламар и SZA много раз сотрудничали в прошлом, совсем недавно связывав свой сюрприз «GNX» в ноябре. Она показывает песню «Лютер». С тех пор пара объявила об совместном «Великом национальном» туре по североамериканскому стадиону. 19 апреля начнется 19-дневный тур на стадионе Банка США в Миннеаполисе. Оттуда два музыканта пройдут через США с остановками в Хьюстоне, Атланте, Шарлотте, Филадельфии, Восточном Резерфорде, Сиэтле, Лос-Анджелесе, Сан -Франсиско, Лас -Вегас, Чикаго, Детройт и Торонто, а затем завершится 18 июня на северо -западном стадионе в Вашингтоне - посетите здесь, чтобы приобрести билеты. В светящемся пятизвездочном обзоре LP, NMEКьянн-сиан Уильямс написал: «Ламар каналы то, что можно интерпретировать как ненависть и негативность в обучаемый момент, заставляя вас опираться на самые чистые эмоции, известные человеку: любовь. За год, который начался с столько яда, Кендрик Ламар делится противоядием на «GNX». Трек рэппера «не так, как мы», высадил желанное второе место на NMEСписок 50 лучших песен 2024 года написал, что сингл «Упакованный интеллектуальный, интенсивно исследуемый убийства персонажа в жестокий, быстро развивающийся диджейский клубный хит. Несмотря на то, что его дикарь, обвинительная игра слов захватила заголовки, это было рассечение Ламара Дрейка как «колонизатора», который действительно подчеркнул его чистый купорок ».
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30 Smartest Marvel Comics Characters, Ranked
While Marvel Comics are jam-packed with powerful, superhuman, and even cosmic heroes and villains, they also feature a great many characters who are just as notable for their smarts. Many of these characters, such as Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) and Shuri (Letitia Wright), have featured in the MCU and become iconic figures of the screen. However, there are also plenty of fiercely intelligent characters from the comics who are yet to make their cinematic debut. There can be little doubt surrounding the fact that the creators behind Marvel Comics place a high value on intelligence, often making it the brainiest heroes whose ingenuity proves to be the decisive factor in saving the day. While this has seen dozens of brilliantly brainy characters emerge from the epic comic book saga, these 16 stand tall as the smartest the Marvel Universe has produced. 30 Rocket Raccoon First Appearance: 'Marvel Preview #7' (1976) Movie Year Guardians of the Galaxy 2014 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 2017 Avengers: Infinity War 2018 Avengers: Endgame 2019 Thor: Love and Thunder 2022 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 2023 Image via Marvel Comics While he may not necessarily present as such, what with his maniacal and bombastic demeanor and his scruffy presentation, Rocket Raccoon is undeniably one of the most brilliant engineering minds in Marvel Comics. Capable of conjuring up new and effective devices with limited resources, his innovative prowess is perhaps his most valuable asset. However, he has also proven himself to be a cunning tactician and an adept leader when he has commanded the Guardians of the Galaxy. Couple his intelligence and his pragmatism with his enhanced physical abilities, his amplified senses, and his effectiveness with a vast array of firearms, and Rocket Raccoon is easily one of the most effective members of the Guardians of the Galaxy. The films revel in showcasing this, with the character becoming a fan-favorite of the MCU with Bradley Cooper’s vibrant vocal work and Sean Gunn’s motion-capture performances. 29 Kitty Pryde aka Shadowcat First Appearance: 'The Uncanny X-Men #129' (1980) Movie Year X-Men 2000 X2 2003 X-Men: The Last Stand 2006 X-Men: Days of Future Past 2014 Image via Marvel Comics Katherine Anne “Kitty” Pryde has proven to be one of the more malleable and versatile mutants in the X-Men world since her introduction in 1980’s “The Uncanny X-Men #129”. While she has been referred to as Sprite and Ariel throughout her tenure in the comics, most fans have come to know her best as Shadowcat. While she is best known for her ability to phase through solid matter, she also stands as one of the X-Men’s brightest minds, especially in the area of computer science. Classified as a genius in the field, Pryde is able to program, modify, and design advanced systems, including those originating from alien sources, and can diagnose any issue with rapid speed. The character has appeared consistently in live-action X-Men films, most notably being portrayed by Elliot Page in X-Men: The Last Stand and X-Men: Days of Future Past. 28 Nadia van Dyne First Appearance: 'Free Comic Book Day 2016 Civil War II' (2016) Image via Marvel Comics Nadezhda “Nadia” van Dyne (née Pym) may be one of Marvel’s newer heroes, having been created to serve as a comic version of Evangeline Lily’s Hope van Dyne from the Ant-Man movies, but that hasn’t prevented her from being regarded as one of the saga’s most brilliant scientific minds. Introduced as Hank Pym’s daughter, her confronting backstory details her being abducted and raised in the Red Room where she was trained to become an agent. Learning about Pym particles on her own and utilizing them to mount a daring escape from the compound, Nadia has displayed her genius-level intellect and her in-depth understanding of advanced sciences from an early age. She is also multilingual, being able to speak seven different languages fluently, and a masterful combat tactician. Additionally, she is also a superhero of particular interest to those with new-age sensitivities, with Nadia being diagnosed with bipolar disorder and being depicted as being asexual. 27 Sage First Appearance: 'The Uncanny X-Men #132' (1980) Image via Marvel Comics There are plenty of figures in the extended pantheon Marvel Comics’ heroes and villains who are celebrated for their genius-level intellect and the way in which their brains gather and store information. However, there aren’t too many whose minds function in the same exact way as a supercomputer. That is the defining characteristic of Sage, a mutant who has been associated with the X-Men, Excalibur, the Exiles, and the Hellfire Club since her induction in “The Uncanny X-Men #132” in 1980. With her mind having an unlimited storage capacity and the ability to recall any piece of information she has absorbed in an instant and with perfect clarity, Sage has one of the most advanced brains in the Marvel universe. The unique way in which her mind works also imbues her with an ability to analyze and respond to new information with immediacy. She is also capable of communicating telepathically, and was mentored by Charles Xavier to work as a spy, infiltrating Sebastian Shaw and the Hellfire Club. 26 Norman Osborn First Appearance: 'Amazing Spider-Man #14' (1964) Movie Year Spider-Man 2002 Spider-Man 2 2004 Spider-Man 3 2007 The Amazing Spider-Man 2 2014 Spider-Man: No Way Home 2021 Image via Marvel Comics Perhaps better known as his supervillain moniker, Green Goblin, Norman Osborn is one of the most powerful and prolific of Spider-Man’s major antagonists. In addition to his enhanced physical abilities like strength, speed, and agility, his consumption of the aptly named Goblin Formula also resulted in significant advancements in his cognitive functions. However, he was already considered a genius in multiple fields prior to his exposure to the substance. While his expertise as a scientist and mathematics, particularly pertaining to chemistry and the effect of different drugs on humans and animals, is well known, Osborn has also proven himself to be brilliant in several other fields as well. Genetics, robotics, and even computer hacking are all areas he has exhibited a level of advanced knowledge, while his ability to manipulate people to execute his will points to an emotional intelligence as well. In essence, Norman Osborn’s genius alone makes him one of the most dangerous villains Spider-Man has to face, and one of the most brilliant minds in Marvel Comics. 25 T’Challa First Appearance: 'Fantastic Four #52' (1966) Movie Year Captain America: Civil War 2016 Black Panther 2018 Avengers: Infinity War 2018 Avengers: Endgame 2019 Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 2022 Image via Marvel Comics As was exhibited in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, T’Challa (played by Chadwick Boseman) is a superhero imbued with many exceptional physical attributes, but his mental prowess is just as imperative to his leadership and heroism as well. As the Black Panther, he is tasked with ruling over Wakanda as a political head and warrior guardian. While the Marvel movies focused on his combat skills, the comic books have also emphasized his wisdom and cunning in these roles. A defining pillar of his command over Wakanda is his scientific nous, his expertise in his nation’s traditions, his advanced understanding of Wakandan technology, and his resourcefulness and skill as a diplomatic and inspirational leader. Also a masterful tactician in both hand-to-hand combat and large-scale warfare, T’Challa’s intelligence is somewhat underrated, but he is undeniably among the smartest characters in Marvel. 24 Arnim Zola First Appearance: 'Captain America #208' (1977) Movie Year Captain America: The First Avenger 2011 Captain America: The Winter Soldier 2014 Image via Marvel Comics Marvel’s storytelling universe is rife with scientific geniuses to the extent that it can be difficult for relatively minor experts in their fields to stand out, but Arnim Zola still makes an incredible impact. A Swiss scientist working for the Nazis during WWII before dedicating his life and his work to Hydra, Zola’s achievements in the fields of biochemistry, genealogy, and even robotics is close to being unrivaled. His advanced skill set and knowledge saw the U.S. government employ him, but his loyalty to Hydra always remained and he worked in the shadows to ensure the organization never died and would one day be ready to strike again. Zola even went so far as to transfer his mind to a robotic body in order to continue his work and his research after the death of his physical being. He was portrayed by Toby Jones in the MCU, appearing in the first two Captain America movies. 23 The Maker aka Ultimate Reed Richards First Appearance: 'Ultimate Fantastic Four #1' (2004) Image via Marvel Comics An evil spin on the Reed Richards so many Marvel lovers are familiar with, The Maker is basically Richards’ counterpart from another dimension. First introduced in “Ultimate Fantastic Four #1” in 2004, the character bears many similarities to his Earth-616 counterpart but is also initially distinguished from him through his younger appearance and his malicious and narky predisposition. While he is endowed with the same elasticity superpowers as Reed Richards, The Maker also shares Reed’s genius intellect and his scientific prowess. However, the accident that imbued him with his powers also had a dramatic effect on his anatomy, changing his brainwave patterns so he doesn’t require much sleep while also ensuring he can survive without food or water, and even without breathing. He has been described as having a universal-level intellect. 22 M.O.D.O.K. First Appearance: 'Tales of Suspense # 94' (1967) Movie Year Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania 2023 Image via Marvel Comics Originally George Tarleton, M.O.D.O.K. (Mental Organism Designed Only for Killing) was the byproduct of A.I.M.’s efforts to develop the Cosmic Cube. While initially only a mere lowly technician in the company, the mutations Tarleton sustained turned him into a genius with superhuman intellect, although the unfortunate consequence of such a transformation saw his cranium drastically expand and his body wither, resulting in him being placed in the “Doomsday Chair” as a means of life support. As debilitating as his physical disability is, M.O.D.O.K. wasted no time in using his newfound intelligence to rise up the ranks of A.I.M. and take control of the organization. In addition to obtaining superhuman intelligence, his conversion to the Doomsday Chair also imbued him with psychic abilities. He is a unique adversary to Captain America, though his brief appearance in the MCU was deemed largely disappointing by many fans. 21 The Leader First Appearance: 'Tales to Astonish #62' (1964) Movie Year The Incredible Hulk 2008 Captain America: Brave New World 2025 Image via Marvel Comics Not dissimilar to M.O.D.O.K., The Leader’s origins pertain to his human life as Samuel Sterns, a relatively insignificant employee at a chemical research plant where he was exposed to what should have been a lethal dose of gamma radiation. The side effects saw his mental capacity and intelligence increase to superhuman levels, but it also resulted in his skin and hair turning green and his head and brain expanding drastically in size. Embracing his new moniker as The Leader, he developed an expansive criminal organization and conducted an espionage network with a desire to take control of the U.S. government. He has long served as the arch enemy of Bruce Banner aka the Hulk, a fellow genius whose life is forever changed due to exposure to gamma radiation. The character had a forgettable appearance in The Incredible Hulk, but he will return in Captain America: Brave New World and he has had a stronger impact in other visual mediums, in addition to his long-standing reputation as one of the best villains in Marvel Comics. 20 Quentin Quire First Appearance: 'New X-Men #134' (2003) Movie Year X-Men: The Last Stand 2006 Dark Phoenix 2019 Image via Marvel Comics A relatively new installment to the X-Men, Quentin Quire – also known as Kid Omega – is a mutant defined by his mental capabilities. In possession of advanced cognitive functions, with a super-genius level intellect that enables him to organize his thoughts at a rapid rate, seeing him rival some of the most brilliant minds in the Marvel universe. Also imbued with telepathic abilities, including psychic manipulation, resisting mind probes, and combating other forms of psychic interference, Quire is an omega-level mutant and one of the greatest telepaths in the comics. While he is blessed with incredible psychological abilities, Quire does also have an ego to match, a character flaw that makes him pop but can also make him somewhat frustrating. Despite appearing in X-Men: The Last Stand and Dark Phoenix briefly, Quire is still awaiting a major live-action appearance. 19 Doctor Octopus First Appearance: 'The Amazing Spider-Man #3' (1963) Movie Year Spider-Man 2 2004 Spider-Man: No Way Home 2021 Image via Marvel Comics A brilliant scientist who has become one of Marvel Comics’ most formidable and iconic villains, as well as one of the extended franchise’s most compelling characters, Dr. Otto Octavius is made noteworthy for his amazing intelligence. Considered to be a genius in the field of atomic physics with a PhD in nuclear science, Octavius is famous for his inventive creativity, something best exemplified by his iconic metallic appendages attached to his back that he commands. Excelling as a fascinating hybrid of character arcs, Doc Ock is usually exhibited as a charismatic and villainous mad scientist, but has also been explored as a tragic antihero of sorts as well. With his smarts an ever-present aspect of his character design, Otto Octavius simply must be considered one of the most intelligent figures in the Marvel Comics, and one of the ultimate antagonists to Spider-Man. 18 Blue Marvel First Appearance: 'Adam: Legend of the Blue Marvel #1' (2008) Image via Marvel Comics Another character fiercely underrated for his intelligence, Blue Marvel is a relatively new addition to Marvel Comics’ catalog of heroes and villains, but his impact has been both instant and powerful. The alter ego of Dr. Adam Brashear, Blue Marvel came into being when Brashear was entangled in an experiment to utilize antimatter as an energy source, an accident that granted him supreme powers as he effectively became a living antimatter reactor. Beyond his superhero antics though, Brashear is an accomplished scientific genius with his work in the field of theoretical physics concerning antimatter. Fellow superhero genius Reed Richards has praised Brashear’s intellect, likening him to Dr. Doom in terms of his brilliance. Interestingly, Blue Marvel was also created to explore race issues in the context of American history, making him not only an incredibly smart hero, but one of the more thematically intriguing in Marvel’s works as well. 17 Shuri First Appearance: 'Black Panther (Vol. 4) #2' (2005) Movie Year Black Panther 2018 Avengers: Infinity War 2018 Avengers: Endgame 2019 Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 2022 Image via Marvel Comics While T’Challa has been a major figure in the Marvel comic books since the 1960s, his brilliant younger sister Shuri wasn’t introduced until 2005, and later made her first appearance as a Black Panther in “Black Panther vol. 5 #5” released in 2009. While she is a capable leader, Shuri’s true gift is her genius-level intelligence which, when combined with her ingrained knowledge of Wakandan technology and vibranium, makes her one of the most important scientific minds in the Marvel universe. This brilliance comes to the fore in the form of her innovation as an inventor, thriving as an excellent engineer and mechanist whose most brilliant creations range from black hole-reversing devices to smart spaceships and portable supercomputers. Additionally, she is also revealed to be a masterful strategist both on the battlefield and in politics. 16 Ultron First Appearance: 'Avengers #54' (1968) Movie Year Avengers: Age of Ultron 2015 Image via Marvel Studios While Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man is the creator of Ultron in the MCU, it is Hank Pym, otherwise known as the original Ant-Man, who invented the robotic character in the comic books. While Pym’s intentions for Ultron were to implement to safeguard society and bring about the next wave of progress in the area of artificial intelligence, Ultron soon expanded beyond its creator’s control, developing a twisted Oedipus complex and coming to the malevolent conclusion that humanity needed to be expunged. As such, Ultron has been a frequent antagonist to the Avengers. The robot’s intelligence makes it one of the group’s most feared and deadly adversaries. A masterful tactician with a sublime understanding of robotics and intelligence that is virtually limitless, Ultron is a devastatingly smart villain who poses one of the greatest threats to humanity in the Marvel saga. 15 Charles Xavier First Appearance: 'X-Men #1' (1963) Movie Year X-Men 2000 X2 2003 X-Men: The Last Stand 2006 X-Men Origins: Wolverine 2009 X-Men: First Class 2011 The Wolverine 2013 X-Men: Days of Future Past 2014 X-Men: Apocalypse 2016 Logan 2017 Deadpool 2 2018 Dark Phoenix 2019 Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness 2022 Image via Marvel Comics One of Marvel’s most iconic characters, Charles Xavier (who also goes by Professor X) is famously the founder and occasional leader of the X-Men. A powerful telepath dedicated to nurturing and educating young mutants, Professor X is a pivotal political figure in the X-Men universe, not only as a mentor to some of the most powerful people in the world but also as an advocate for peaceful relations between mutants and humans, one willing to stand against Magneto’s desire for tyranny. Additionally, Xavier is also a scientific genius with a vested interest in genetics. The character’s appearance was initially based on movie icon Yul Brynner, but he was made a noteworthy film character with Sir Patrick Stewart portraying him in the X-Men movies, bringing the character’s composed, graceful demeanor to the screen with aplomb. 14 Riri Williams First Appearance: 'Invincible Iron-Man (Vol. 3) #7' (2016) Movie Year Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 2022 Image via Marvel Comics Marvel’s vast universe is loaded with innovative teenage geniuses who make the absolute most of the resources at their disposal to excel alongside Earth’s mightiest heroes. One of the most noteworthy of them is Riri Williams, who also comes to be known as Ironheart, a 15-year-old engineering dynamo studying at MIT who reverse-engineered one of Tony Stark’s Iron Man suits to create her own advanced armor suit. Her ambitions to become a superhero were endorsed by her idol Tony Stark after he met her upon hearing of her incredible feats. Coming into Marvel Comics in 2016, she is one of the comic series’ newest and most popular heroes – Riri also recently debuted in the MCU, with Dominique Thorne portraying her in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. 13 Doctor Stephen Strange First Appearance: 'Strange Tales #110' (1963) Movie Year Doctor Strange 2016 Thor: Ragnarok 2017 Avengers: Infinity War 2018 Avengers: Endgame 2019 Spider-Man: No Way Home 2021 Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness 2022 Image via Marvel Comics As the Sorcerer Supreme, Dr. Stephen Strange is tasked with safeguarding the Earth from all manner of magical threats and is imbued with the knowledge of all Sorcerer Supremes who held his post before him. He was even a brilliant mind before his superhero days, with his backstory detailing him as an esteemed though egotistical neurosurgeon who searches the world for alternate healing methods when his hands are irreparably damaged in a car accident (as depicted in 2016's Doctor Strange). From there, he met the Ancient One, the Sorcerer Supreme who predated him, and honed his magical abilities to become one of humanity’s most important defenders. Armed with an arsenal of powerful artifacts, he fought some of the Marvel universe’s most powerful beings including Gods and demons from other dimensions. 12 Steve Rogers First Appearance: 'Captain America Comics #1' (1940) Movie Year Captain America: The First Avenger 2011 The Avengers 2012 Captain America: The Winter Soldier 2014 Avengers: Age of Ultron 2015 Ant-Man 2015 Captain America: Civil War 2016 Spider-Man: Homecoming 2018 Avengers: Infinity War 2018 Captain Marvel 2019 Avengers: Endgame 2019 Image via Marvel Comics In a comic series that features everything from decorated theoretical physicists to innovative engineers operating at the peak of their fields, a super soldier from WWII might not seem like a stand-out intellectual among his peers, but Steve Rogers has a certain nobility and mental dexterity that makes him a phenomenal leader. While Steve Rogers is far from the sharpest academic mind in the universe, his true brilliance lies in the heat of battle as an astute military tactician. An often overlooked enhancement that Rogers received was an advanced cognitive ability that enabled him to assess overwhelming situations quickly, imbuing him with terrific instincts under pressure which allowed him to react both quickly and effectively. While Chris Evans' portrayal of Captain America was fantastic, the MCU only ever offered a mere glimpse of the strategic excellence Rogers so frequently exhibits throughout the comic books. 11 The High Evolutionary (Hubert Wyndham) First Appearance: 'Thor #134' (1966) Movie Year Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 2023 Image via Marvel While his introduction in the MCU in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 marks him as one of the cinematic franchise’s newest figures, the High Evolutionary is one of Marvel Comics’ oldest villains, dating as far back as 1966. A brilliant Oxford-educated scientist from the 1930s, Hubert Wyndham became obsessed with genetics and evolution. His obsession led to him transforming himself into the High Evolutionary, a being with almighty powers that allowed him to travel across the universe and create new species, including his highly evolved humanoid animals known as the New Men. Throughout his time, he has fought many heroes, ranging from Spider-Man to the Avengers, and even the X-Men as well. The High Evolutionary remains one of the franchise's most threatening villains with his advanced powers and intelligence.
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