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The Human Torch's costume (Captain America: The First Avenger)
The costume of the original Human Torch from Marvel Comics can be seen in the Stark Expo scene.
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Fin Fang Foom (Iron Man)
A billboard features Fin Fang Foom, a dragon-like creature from Marvel Comics, in the background during Tony's first flight scene.
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Donald Blake (Thor)
Jane Foster hands Thor a shirt that has a sticker with the name "Donald Blake" on it, a nod to Thor's human alter ego in the comics.
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Journey into Mystery (Thor)
A billboard displays "Journey into Mystery" referencing the comic series in which Thor made his debut.
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"Project P.E.G.A.S.U.S." (The Avengers)
In the opening scene of The Avengers, the facility attacked by Loki is called "Project P.E.G.A.S.U.S.", which is a reference to the comic book organization that studies alternative energy sources.
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"616 Universe" (Thor: The Dark World)
On Dr. Erik Selvig's chalkboard, there's a reference to "616 Universe," which is the primary continuity for Marvel Comics stories.
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Beta Ray Bill (Thor: Ragnarok)
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Taneleer Tivan's Collection (Guardians of the Galaxy)
The Collector's collection includes numerous Easter eggs, including a Chitauri, a Dark Elf, and the cocoon of Adam Warlock.
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Tobias Fünke (Avengers: Infinity War)
One of the more bizarre items in Taneleer Tivan's Collection is Tobias Fünke, who is one of the characters from "Arrested Development", which was a show directed by the Russo brothers.
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Jocasta blueprint (Avengers: Age of Ultron)
When Tony Stark is searching through his AI database, you can briefly see a blueprint for Jocasta, an AI created by Ultron in the comics.
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Community cameos (Various films)
Several actors from the TV show Community have appeared in MCU movies, including Danny Pudi in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Jim Rash in Civil War, and Ken Jeong in Avengers: Endgame.
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Captain America's list (Captain America: The Winter Soldier)
In different regional versions of the film, the list of pop culture references Steve Rogers needs to catch up on is altered to include region-specific items.
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Arnim Zola's face on a screen (Captain America: The Winter Soldier)
When Steve Rogers and Natasha Romanoff discover Arnim Zola in the hidden S.H.I.E.L.D. bunker, his face appears on a computer screen. This is a nod to the character's comic book depiction, where his face is on a screen in his robot body.
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"Bluth" Stair Car (Captain America: Civil War)
The Bluth family's stair car from the TV show Arrested Development can be seen in the background during the airport battle scene.
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The Ten Rings (Iron Man, Ant-Man, and Shang-Chi)
The terrorist organization known as the Ten Rings makes appearances in multiple films, including Iron Man and Ant-Man, before its leader, the Mandarin, takes center stage in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.
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Wakanda on a map (Iron Man 2)
A map displayed in the background of Nick Fury's office shows a location in Africa marked with the name "Wakanda," the fictional African nation ruled by Black Panther.
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Namor tease (Iron Man 2)
On the same map, we can also see a dot in the middle of the ocean, Possibly hinting at the location of Namor
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The Living Tribunal (Doctor Strange)
Mordo uses a weapon called the "Staff of the Living Tribunal" in Doctor Strange, referencing the cosmic entity responsible for maintaining balance in the multiverse in the comics.
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Helen Cho's comics connection (Avengers: Age of Ultron)
Dr. Helen Cho, a scientist who assists the Avengers, is a nod to Amadeus Cho, a genius teenager in the comics who eventually becomes the Totally Awesome Hulk. Helen is Amadeus' mother in the comics.
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A113 reference (The Avengers)
The A113 Easter egg, which is a recurring reference in dozens of animated films and TV shows, can also be found in The Avengers. It appears on the top of the screen during Stan Lee's cameo.