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(#1) Bruce Banner: Science Pioneer- Spider-Man: Homecoming
One of Peter Parker’s classrooms in Spider-Man: Homecoming features posters of several pioneering scientists—including Bruce Banner, the Incredible Hulk himself.
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(#2) Principal Morita’s Ancestry- Spider-Man: Homecoming
Peter Parker’s principal in Spider-Man: Homecoming is Principal Morita, who has a photo in his office of his grandfather Jim Morita, a Howling Commando who served with Captain America in The First Avenger. Actor Kenneth Choi portrayed both characters.
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(#3) The Trio Of Theatre Stars - Thor: Ragnarok
Thor: Ragnarok features a play-within-a-movie, and the production stars Matt Damon as Loki, Sam Neill as Odin, and Chris Hemsworth’s brother Luke as Thor.
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(#4) Pulp Fiction Exists in the MCU - Captain America: Winter Soldier
Nick Fury's tombstone reads, "The Path of the Righteous Man, Ezekiel 25:17" which is the same speech Samuel L. Jackson preached before killing motherF%c$er's in Pulp Fiction.
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(#5) Bruce Banner Meets His Voice - The Incredible Hulk
The owner of the pizza shop that takes Bruce Banner in in The Incredible Hulk is the same actor who voiced Bruce Banner in the 1966 Hulk cartoon. -
(#6) Nathaniel Pietro Barton- Avengers: Age Of Ultron
Hawkeye’s newest child, born during the events of Age of Ultron, is briefly spotted near the end of the film, and his shirt reveals an easter egg of a name: Nathaniel Pietro Barton, in honor of the man who saved Clint Barton’s life, Pietro Maximoff.
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(#7) Mjolnir Begins the Cinematic Marvel Age - Iron Man 2
Before anyone could even dare dream how cool it would be to have The Avengers all in one film, Marvel threw down a pretty heavy breadcrumb for our hearts to follow. Just the sight of Mjolnir in the post-credits scene of Iron Man 2 was enough to give us the Asgardian vapors. -
(#8) Ant-Man And Hawkeye Team-Up- Captain America: Civil War
Clint Barton and Scott Lang recreate a famous comic book scene from Avengers #223, as Ant-Man hops on Hawkeye’s arrow and flies into action in Captain America: Civil War.
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(#9) The Original Guardians- Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2
Starhawk and his team of old school Ravagers featured in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 are actually the original team of Guardians from the comic books, albeit with a significantly different backstory.
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(#10) Lou Ferrigno, Security Guard - The Incredible Hulk
The main man and body of the 70s TV "Hulk" makes an appearance as a security guard in The Incredible Hulk.
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(#11) Captain America #1 - The Avengers
The iconic cover to "Captain America #1" is featured on one of Agent Coulson's trading cards. "They're Vintage." -
(#12) Rhodey's Ringtone - Iron Man
When Tony calls James Rhodes in the first Iron Man his ringtone is the theme to the 1966 Iron Man cartoon. The theme actually pops up in different variations throughout the series in clever ways.
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(#13) Garrett Morris - Ant-Man
Ant-Man lands on an elderly man’s car and startles him, and that man is played by Garrett Morris, the first actor who ever portrayed Ant-Man—in a 1979 Saturday Night Live skit.
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(#14) The Original Human Torch - Captain America: The First Avenger
When Bucky and Steve Rogers enter Stark Expo a figure in a bright red jumpsuit is seen behind glass. This is the original Human Torch, Marvel's very first character, back when it was called Timely Comics.
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(#15) Back To The Future Part II Reference - Black Panther
Shuri claims that the self-tying “sneakers” she invents for T’Challa in Black Panther are inspired by one of their father’s favorite movies—a reference to Back to the Future Part II.
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(#16) Beta Ray Bill, Bi-Beast, And Ares - Thor: Ragnarok
There are several easter eggs in one when the outside of the Sakaarian gladiator arena is shown in Thor: Ragnarok, including the likenesses of Beta Ray Bill, Bi-Beast, and Ares, God of War.
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(#17) Doctor Strange Namedrop - Captain America: Winter Soldier
While Captain America and Falcon are interrogating Jasper Sitwell he mentions one of the men they've been keeping an eye on- Stephen Strange. -
(#18) Cap's Shield - Iron Man
In the first Iron Man, Captain America's iconic shield can be seen in the background being worked on.
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(#19) The Wasp In The Quantum Realm - Ant-Man
The Quantum Realm in Ant-Man is visually stimulating, but the distinct outline of Janet van Dyne, the Wasp, can be seen in the background of one frame—an easter egg that was followed up on in the sequel, Ant-Man and the Wasp, in which Michelle Pfeiffer played the original Wasp.
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(#20) Dr. Donald Blake - Thor
In the original run of Thor, the mighty god was sent down to earth and into the body of disabled med student, Donald Blake. The alias has popped up over the years and is winked at with the Thor's fake ID in the film.
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(#21) Hitler Punch - Captain America: The First Avenger
During his war bonds skit Cap punches an actor dressed as Hitler in the face. This is a direct reference to the iconic cover for "Captain America #1". -
(#22) The Birth Of Adam Warlock- Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2
Adam Warlock was referenced in the original Guardians of the Galaxy, but his birth and trademark “cocoon” were more prominently featured in a post-credits scene from Vol. 2.
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(#23) Hawkeye Cameo - Thor
Well before The Avengers had assembled a lone S.H.I.E.L.D archer is dispatched to take down the depowered god of thunder. -
(#24) The Return Of The Ten Rings - Ant-Man
In Ant-Man, one of the individuals attempting to buy Pym Particles from Darren Cross is sporting a barely-visible Ten Rings tattoo on his neck, a callback to the terrorist organization from the first Iron Man film.
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(#25) The Collection - Guardians of the Galaxy
Adam Warlock's cocoon appears in The Collector's chamber along with a Chitauri (enemy aliens in The Avengers) and a Dark Elf (enemy from Thor: The Dark World). -
(#26) The World Tree - Captain America: The First Avenger
The Norse mythological entity/concept Yggdrasill is seen here in an ancient chamber behind Red Skull. It would later be drawn by Thor to show Jane Foster the concept of the Nine Realms. -
(#27) Frozen Captain America - The Incredible Hulk
In a deleted/alternate opening to The Incredible Hulk we see the Capsicle himself (with shield) frozen in ice. -
(#28) Winter Soldier Moment - Captain America: The First Avenger
Right before "dying", Bucky wields Cap's shield in much the same pose he would later in the comics when he goes from being The Winter Soldier to taking on the Captain America mantle outright. -
(#29) Avenger's Tower 1 - The Avengers
During the battle at Stark Tower many of the letters are knocked off, all in fact except the A - a clear nod to it later becoming the Avengers' Tower.
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(#30) Original Hulk, Lou Ferrigno - The Avengers
While "hulked out" in The Avengers, the various grunts, groans, and iconic lines are voiced by Lou Ferrigno, the iconic star of the original 70s show, "The Incredible Hulk". -
(#31) Sharon Carter’s Stirring Speech - Captain America: Civil War
In Captain America: Civil War, Sharon Carter makes a stirring speech about standing one’s ground at her aunt Peggy’s funeral—and it’s an exact replica of Cap’s iconic speech from the comic book version of Civil War.
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(#32) The Crimson Bands Of Cyttorak - Avengers: Infinity War
Doctor Strange busts out a lot of neat tricks against Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War, but the coolest by far were the Crimson Bands of Cyttorak, which went unnamed but obvious to any comic book reader.
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(#33) Super Soldier Serum Reference - The Incredible Hulk
General Ross dusts off a Stark Industries branded liquid serum to give Blonsky, revealing the name Dr. Reinstein. In comic cannon, Reinstein was the man who administered the Super Soldier Serum to Steve Rogers making him into Captain America.
Weapons PLUS is also a Marvel reference to the Weapon's program that brought us Wolverine, (Weapon X) and Deadpool etc. Just don't tell Fox. -
(#34) Howard the Duck - Guardians of the Galaxy
The often maligned mallard made his Marvel comeback in the final credit scene in Guardians of the Galaxy. The snarky duck previously, infamously, starred in his own film helmed by George Lucas in 1986. -
(#35) Cosmo - Guardians of the Galaxy
The famous, telepathic, space canine not only cameos but also renews his beef with fellow fleabag Rocket. The two notoriously do not get along. -
(#36) Giant Purple Pants - The Incredible Hulk
When Betty Ross goes shopping for Bruce she returns with extremely large, very familiar, purple pants. Though part of the comic iconography for Hulk, the festive short shorts have only made their appearance in the very first film, Hulk. -
(#37) The Grandmaster In The Credits - Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2
Before he made his debut in Thor: Ragnarok, Jeff Goldblum’s Grandmaster appeared as an easter egg in the credits of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, dancing up a storm.
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(#38) Huginn and Muninn - The Avengers
Two ravens are seen when Thor first catches up with Loki, presumably Odin's pet watchmen.
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(#39) Earth's Mightiest Heroes Tagline - The Avengers
Tony Stark actually says the tagline of The Avengers when chatting with Loki. -
(#40) Stark Industries Is Everywhere - The Incredible Hulk
It certainly seems commonplace now, but back in 2008 it was SO COOL to see "Stark Industries" plastered across the schematics for vehicles like in The Incredible Hulk.
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(#41) The Pan-African Flag- Black Panther
When Okoye, T’Challa, and Nakia observe the casino floor from above in Black Panther, their positioning and color schemes creates the Pan-African Flag in an intentional and subtle easter egg.
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(#42) Infinity Gauntlet - Thor
In the Asgardian weapons vault, as the destroyer wakes up, the gauntlet can be seen EXTREMELY briefly against a far wall. The gauntlet houses the Infinity Stones that have popped up in virtually every Marvel film as the macguffin. -
(#43) Howard Stark's Cap Comics - Iron Man 2
As Tony looks through his father's belongings he lifts some papers and briefly reveals a corner of an old Captain America cover. Papa Stark was actually instrumental to Captain America becoming the super hero we know today. -
(#44) Kenneth Branagh In Distress - Avengers: Infinity War
The first voice heard in Infinity War is that of someone sending a distress signal from the Asgardian refugee vessel, and that voice belongs to Kenneth Branagh, the director of the first Thor.
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(#45) J. Michael Straczynski - Thor
The noted Marvel writer appears as one of the men trying to lift Mjolnir. Alas, he is not worthy to raise the mighty hammer, at least in the movie. -
(#46) War-Machine Reference - Iron Man
Terrance Howard sees an Iron Man suit, considers it, and says, "next time baby". While Howard himself never suited up, his replacement Don Cheadle has in the following sequels. -
(#47) Steve Roger's To-Do List - Captain America: Winter Soldier
Steve Rogers keeps a journal of things he needs to do and see to catch up with society. Each country the film was released in has a slightly different list. -
(#48) Dr. Yinsen - Iron Man 3
In the flashback scene that starts the film, we meet the doctor who will one day help Tony build his first suit in the cave. The good doctor even references this initial meeting to Tony in the scene they share. -
(#49) Crossbones Is Born - Captain America: Winter Soldier
A mercenary of Cap's archenemy, The Red Skull, and of Hydra, Brock Rumlow makes his first appearance in Winter Soldier. By the end not only is Crossbones charred to a crisp but his criss-crossed gun straps make for a pretty great translation of his comic costume. -
(#50) Project Pegasus/Project 42 - The Avengers
When Coulson hands Tony a stack of files to look over one of them reads "Project Pegasus" and "Project 42". These are codenames for a project Iron Man works on during the Civil War storyline, a prison for super villains called Project 42, at a place called Project Pegasus.
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