The Avengers Assemble

Marvel brought Cap, Thor and the blow of the Avengers with them to Comic-Con. Standing ovations and geekgasms ensued.

As Marvel bankrupt out a actual acknowledged day in Hall H, they appear the official Avengers line-up: Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury, ScarJo as Black Widow, Chris Evans as Captain America, Chris Hemsworth as Thor, The Downey Jr. as Iron Man, Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye and Mark Ruffalo as Hulk.

Also abutting the aggregation will be Clark Gregg's Agent Coulson (from the Iron Man films).

All of the actors were on duke - Every. Single. One. - and already they, ahem, assembled, writer-director Joss Whedon abutting them onstage.

The Avengers console followed the Thor presentation, and started with a brain-teaser bivouac of sorts that gradually appear the Avengers logo as Jackson's Nick Fury said the afterward passage, one that is accustomed to anyone who reads The Avengers comic: "And there came a day, a day clashing any other, if Earth's Mightiest Heroes begin themselves affiliated adjoin a accepted threat. On that day...the Avengers were born."

Jackson came out on date and aboriginal alien Gregg and Scarlett Johansson, again he brought out Evans and Hemsworth. And as if the army didn't accept abundant could cause to angle on their anxiety with applause, Jackson again brought out Tony Stark himself.

RDJ formed the allowance per usual, allurement the army if they had apparent Inception. If they acclaimed "yes", RDJ said that the Chris Nolan cine was one of the a lot of "ambitious" cine he has apparent in absolutely some time.

And again the amateur paused, and said that Marvel accumulating all of these heroes in one movie, for the aboriginal time ever, is the a lot of aggressive thing.

"And if we're gonna accomplish a cine this ambitious," Downey continued, "[then] the a lot of important affair is to get the guy to captain it to accommodated [the fans'] approval". That man is, of course, Joss Whedon, and the admirers clapped in abutment of that best until their easily bled.

Marvel didn't just accomplish their mark on Comic-Con 2010. They fabricated history.

The Avengers rolls out in theatres Summer 2012.