The “Avengers” stormed the streets of New York to try to save the US, in case Donald Trump had won the election.
And it was not that Chris Evans, Scarlet Johansson or Brie Larson have put on the costumes again, but that a group of Americans dressed up as Marvel heroes to take to the streets of the “Big Apple” and celebrate the triumph of the Democrat Joe Biden.
The boys stormed into Manhattan dressed as “Scarlet Witch”, “Domino”, “Black Widow”, “Captain America”, “Spider-Man”, “Deadpool” and “Captain Marvel” and “Winter Soldier”.
“When they came to rescue us (In case Trump won), but if Biden won,” a netizen posted on Instagram through a story in which Americans are seen dressed as superheroes and walking through New York.
The team made their debut in The Avengers Number One (September 1963), created by the writer and editor[cita requerida] Stan Lee and artist / co-pilot Jack Kirby. The Avengers is Lee and Kirby’s renewal of a previous superhero team, All Winners Squad, that appeared in the comic book series.
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