How The MCU Had The Original Avengers Team Decided For Them

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Summary

Marvel's original team of heroes in The Avengers was not intentionally planned, but rather a lucky coincidence due to the limited pool of Marvel superheroes that were available for Marvel to use.
The success of the first Avengers movie was attributed to the mix of characters with different personalities and backgrounds, as well as the build-up of each character in preceding solo movies.
The dynamic and enthralling qualities of The Avengers were a result of the risk-taking with characters like the Hulk, Captain America's fish-out-of-water story, and Thor's connection to the movie's villain. Marvel's attempt to recreate the original setup may not be as successful.

The Art Of Marvel's The Avengers is a book that gives an in-depth behind-the-scenes look at one of the MCU's most iconic movies, and among its biggest reveals is that Marvel's original team of heroes in The Avengers was decided for the studio. With the MCU going through a rough time at the moment, it can be easy to look back wistfully at the first iteration of the Avengers. Funnily enough, however, that team wasn't as intentional as it would seem, with Marvel boss Kevin Feige now going on record admitting that it was a lucky coincidence that saw The Avengers thrown together.
A quote by Kevin Feige himself revealed how the original plan was to make a successful Iron Man movie first and foremost, with a franchise of successful Marvel movies to follow. Given how well the iconic team came together, it's easy to assume that the union of the original Avengers was always part of that plan. The truth, however, is that Marvel had a limited pool of Marvel superheroes with which to launch their own film franchise, and that pool just so happened to include the lineup of original Avengers that are now synonymous with the MCU.

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