What all the 'Avengers' superheroes really looked like in the comics they were created in

Chris Hemsworth's Thor has looked mostly the same in every movie appearance.

That's appropriate, since comics Thor stayed consistent for a very long time, too—and doesn't look all that different from Hemsworth.

Iron Man is a tricky one—his armor changes every movie, but the general design is mostly the same. Below are his original suit and one of his suits from the latest film.

Similarly, comics Iron Man has changed his armor hundreds of times—here's his original suit, compared with his current one in the "Superior Iron Man" comic

Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow is also a pretty faithful take on the character from the comics.

It's also an improvement of sorts, given the skintight costume she wore in the comic books.

Hulk was probably a challenge. He's a big green rage monster.

We're pretty sure they nailed it, though.

Chris Evan's Captain America costume saw some tweaks over the years, but that's no surprise.

The original wing-and-scale number is a really hard look to nail.

Jeremy Renner's Hawkeye ditched his classic costume completely.

It's hard to blame him.

Paul Bettany's The Vision is one of the strangest comic book characters to appear in an Avengers film.

It's a sign of Marvel's confidence in the source material—he looks just as surreal and strange as his comic book counterpart

Aaron Taylor-Johnson's Quicksilver, however, had a plain look that rankled some fans.

He does, in fact, look quite different from the comics.

Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff, the Scarlet Witch also sported a different look.

This one, though, is probably for the best.

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