Kang the Conqueror is allegedly Marvel’s Most Over the Top Villain?

Penned by Jed McKay with art by Carlos Magno, Avengers Mech Strike 3 is going to increase the difficulties for the Avengers to face. A recent preview of the series shows that Kang the Conqueror is igniting problems affecting time. The Timeline has been disturbed and a new age is on its way. In this era, biomechanoids will not be the only elements taking up the Avengers’ time and efforts.

After two editions of mech frenzy, the Avengers have realized who their actual enemy is. However, they still don’t know specifically what they’re up against. Kang the Conqueror has unleashed hell, even more than the world’s strongest heroes are prepared for.

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In his recent ventures to take over the Marvel Comics Universe, Kang the Conqueror propel everything including the kitchen sink at Earth’s Strongest Heroes: the Avengers. Truth To be told, there’s no deficiency of pretentious super-villains in comic world, particularly in Marvel’s stable of villains.

For instance, raw in every Marvel fan’s minds and hearts is the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s levelled portrayal of Thanos, the Mad Titan and his mission to hold all six infinitystones. Now that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is gearing up to launch Kang the Conqueror as another big bad villain. It’s a favourable moment to provide readers with a sense of just how over the top the time travelling dictator can be. 

From the onset of writer Jed Mackay’s and artist Carlos Magno’s Avengers Mech Strike,  the series has provided fun action with a wistful 90s comic knack. The recent segment, Avengers Mech Strike 3, turns up the insanity and completely embraces the limitless openings, no budget concerns required of comic books.

It wasn’t sufficient that Kang the Conqueror blows up one of the Avengers’ superhero into another dimension whom his friends deem KIA. Also, kang takes hold of every Earth timeline simultaneously, but he amplifies the abuse to destruction by setting free a swarm of outrageous and desperate armies to eliminate the world’s heroes. 

Who is stronger? Thanos, the Mad titan or Kang the Conqueror?

As spoken of before, Kang the Conqueror doesn’t just vanish Black Panther and dominate the whole of time on planet Earth, he accomplishes so with the energy and carefree attitude of children playing with their play models. As the Avengers tries hard to establish the group again and protect the world from the Biomechanoids, Kang rigs in action the next level of his strike. Assault armies starts emerging from portals through space-time and it is as epic as they are comically unique.

The highly progressive techno-Kaijus starts wreaking chaos across the world. Now humankind faces demolishment at the hands of a pre-historic dinosaur onslaught, a battle-ready Roman army, and Martian tripods with death glares and metallic tentacles seemingly yanked straight out of HG Wells’ War of the Worlds. Remembering the extent of Kang the Conqueror ’s abilities, it’s quite possible that what the audience is going to discover in this story is just one-dimensional. 

This exaggerated and certainly ridiculous exhibit of force is completely needless contemplating the different weapons Kang the Conqueror has already fetched to carry against the Avengers in the last two issues. Also clothed with Tony Stark’s tremendous giant-sized mech-suits, Kang’s power and substance devouring Biomechanoids had already shoved Earth’s strongest heroes to the verge of fatigue. Not just that, but the power-hungry gargantuan giants had effectively counteracted the danger of the team’s massive guns, Thor, Captain Marvel, and the Hulk.

Ahead of all that, Kang’s “Annihilation Gauntlet” lived up to its reputation when he totally deteriorated T’Challa in an accident. It’s true that, unlike Thanos, Kang’s gauntlet is so potent that he has to recalibrate to not eradicate his enemies just in a snap.  

Marvel comics even proved that Kang the Conqueror’s gauntlet is far more fatal than Thanos’ was in Avengers: Infinity War. In Avengers Mech Strike 2, Kang destroyed a fellow teammate of the Avengers. Thanos may harbour the power to snap half the universe out of existence, but this activity was reversible and people came back to existence.

Kang’s entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe

Kang the Conqueror has given numerous media entrances in animated television and video games. He is determined to make his feature film debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania releasing in 2022. Jonathan Majors will play the role of Kang the Conqueror 

The menace of Kang the Conqueror is so excessive and unbelievable that the Avengers must carry out an emergency resort and pursue none other than Thanos himself to help them defeat Kang the Conqueror. However, this isn’t the first time a super-villain has been excessively outrageous in their pursuit to take over the world in Marvel Comics but it’s one of the most significant and thrilling. Now that the Mad Titan has entered the battle, who knows what else will happen? Is this the end of Avengers or will they be able to defeat Kang the Conqueror? Well, whatever happens, we’re sure it will bring us a lot of entertainment.