Marvel Comics has infiltrated much of pop culture these days. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is a pivotal concept that has driven it to the forefront of Hollywood. Fortnite has merged many other third-party licenses and franchises into its world seamlessly, and Marvel is no exception.
There have been a ton (and I mean a ton) of Marvel skins added to Fortnite in the last few years, and today, we’re ranking each and every one of them.
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45. Cuddlepool – The Worst Marvel Fortnite Skin
Our list starts with a mash-up to one of Marvel’s most beloved characters, that being Deadpool, with the Merc with a Mouth being crossed with Fortnite Fuzzy Bear styles, keeping Wade Wilson’s signature red fatigues but having a slightly different face.
The female mix of the two Deadpool styles (the other being Ravenpool who we’ll see later), Cuddlepool costs 1,500 V-Bucks on her own or comes as a bundle with her male counterpart.
The bear with a bazooka also has a unique set of dialogue lines with Spider-Man, a homage to the pair’s appearance in their own comic book series.
While this very cute outfit may be a suitable contender for the best Kawaii Fortnite skins, she misses when it comes to our survey of the best Marvel Fortnite skins.
44. MJ (No Way Home)
The first “regular” or non-superhero on our list, Peter Parker’s love interest Michelle Jones is next in line after the Deadpool crossover.
Now we must stress, this is MJ as she appears in the globally popular Spider-Man: No Way Home and the proceeding films, sharing her likeness with actress Zendaya. Comics having different versions of characters are one of the many powerful tools of the medium, and No Way Home has finally brought the concept of the “multiverse” to the forefront.
MJ (who also appears as Mary Jane Watson in a different incarnation) will appear later on, don’t fret.
43. Eddie Brock
Next up is another regular person, who technically has no powers to speak of. He does however happen to have a partner that takes care of that sort of stuff for him…
There are many versions of reporter Eddie Brock, but this version is based on actor Tom Hardy and his portrayal of the character in Sony’s Venom and its sequel, Venom: Let There Be Carnage. Here he’s most recognisable by his varsity football jacket that he wears in the latter of the two Venom films.
While not technically an outfit, using the Venom Unleashed Emote in game allows Brock to take the form of Venom, the alien symbiote who is bonded to him.
42. Hawkeye (Clint Barton)
Something of a backseat Avenger that got the limelight in his own Disney+ series, the sharpshooter Clint Barton, better known as Hawkeye, makes up the next entry in our Marvel rundown.
Sharing a likeness with his MCU actor Jeremy Renner, this look of the master archer is his purple get-up from the aforementioned Disney+ series and not the traditional black outfit he is seen wearing in the Avengers subseries of films.
Being that his bow is his signature weapon of choice, Hawkeye comes bundled with his own unique Back Bling (Hawkeye’s Arsenal), where the quiver he rolls with matches his outfit and comes with a bundle of arrows.
41. Mary Jane Watson
What some would call the “true” love interest of Spider-Man’s everyday alter ego, Mary Jane Watson may lack web-shooters and hyper agility, but makes up for it in fierce attitude and MacGuyver-like levels of resourcefulness.
This Mary Jane is stylized more on the way the character is shown to be in the majority of her comic book series outings, rather than any particular actress to play the female on-screen (i.e. Kirsten Dunst or Emma Stone).
MJ is aware of her spouse’s identity and supports him unrelentingly (shown in her Spider-Man merch t-shirt). Her rebellious nature is often met with the chagrin of the wallcrawler, with her spirit reflected in her mild-punk clothing.
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40. Green Goblin
One of Spider-Man’s most iconic villains, Green Goblin is hellbent on destroying the friendly-neighborhood Spider-Man, and being in Fortnite hasn’t really affected the only thing on his To-Do list.
Modeled after his classic appearance and not how he looks in the original Sam Raimi Spider-Man film when he was played by Willem Dafoe, Goblin’s attire is a mix of Halloween and royal court jester with a purple and (of course) green palette mix.
Goblin comes with his trademark Pumpkin Bombs as Back Bling, and his character ID ends in “M_Foe…”, a possible nod to the legendary actor who portrayed him.
39. Jennifer Walters/She-Hulk
A high-powered lawyer half the time, and a super strength empowered superhero the other, Jennifer Walters is a possessor of both brains and brawn.
The cousin of the Incredible Hulk, better known as Bruce Banner, Walters received a blood transfusion from her relative which in turn led to her becoming the mighty She-Hulk.
Walters is the only technically selectable outfit and comes in her default and Crimson styles, as well as a Silver, Gold, and Holo Foil style seen across several outfits.
By performing the Gamma Overload emote in a game, she will become She-Hulk (or Crimson She-Hulk if you happen to have eaten a spicy food). She’s featured prominently in our list of the thiccest Fortnite skins as well.
38. Captain Marvel
One of the most powerful beings in all of Marvel is present in Fortnite, that of course being the Human/Kree hybrid, Captain Marvel.
Formerly a brilliant United States Air Force pilot, Carol Danvers was accidentally given her powers by a Kree warrior named Mar-Vell, so adapted her name to fit her new identity.
Danvers’ appearance here is more or less the same as in the comics, as Brie Larson’s MCU rendition was quite faithful to the source material anyway.
This Captain can only be purchased as part of the Marvel: Royalty & Warriors Pack for a pretty step $24.99. However, the pack was a limited-time offer, but may show up again in the future.
37. Storm
One of the original members of Charles Xavier’s X-Men, Storm has the superpower of harnessing the elemental power of the weather and manipulating it to her will.
The cloud controller was brought into the game during Chapter 2: Season 4 as part of the Battle Pass, being unlocked when the player reached Level 53. Her look mimics her traditional comic book appearance with her white robes and extravagant hair. She also sports Silver, Gold, and Holo Foil looks like many others do.
Her Punk outfit takes a left turn with her style, being much edgier and giving her a mohawk that Mods of the 1960s would be very proud of.
36. Kate Bishop
Also bestower of the Hawkeye mantle from the man himself, the young woman who helped the Avenger in his own exploits is a young and brave hero that the world needs more of.
Introduced in the Disney+ Hawkeye series, Bishop lost her father during the Battle of New York that took place during the first Avengers movie, and idolized the work of Barton and his fellow team members, and decided to train herself to be like the heroes.
She arrived with Hawkeye in Chapter 3 in the same bundle. She also has her own quiver as a piece of Back Bling.
35. Black Widow
One of the key members of the Avengers, Natasha “Black Widow” Romanoff has been one of the most popular characters in the MCU, thanks to her Avengers appearances and her eponymous solo movie.
Added to the Item Shop as part of the Avengers Set to coincide with the release of Avengers: Endgame during the crossover event between the two entities, Black Widow has a look faithful to her MCU with her sleeveless design.
She also has a blonde variant as a nod to her look in Avengers: Infinity War, and a Snow Suit outfit that is an ode to the Black Widow standalone film.
34. Nick Fury
The last Marvel character to come from Chapter 2, the head of S.H.I.E.L.D. is the ultimate project and people manager, constantly running around keeping superheroes in line and making sure the planet stays safe.
Visualised on his MCU look rather than his comic book look (which highly contrasts with his on-screen appearance) where he is played by Hollywood veteran Samuel L. Jackson, his all black clothing and fearsome eye patch give him a “don’t mess with me” aura.
Fury comes with his own bundle of gear that includes a unique Glider, the Director’s Scythe Harvesting Tool, his own Back Bling (F.I.E.L.D. Pack), and also unlocks a special loading screen called “Quinjets in Flight”.
33. Scarlet Witch
A supremely powerful being and manipulator of magic, Scarlet Witch has gradually become one of the key figures in the ever-expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe thanks to the recent foray into and introduction of the multiverse concept.
Donning a much more casual attire in the Avengers movies, this depiction of Scarlet Witch is a rendition that shows her in a much more traditionally recognisable witchcraft garb that is seen in the movie Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and the Disney+ series WandaVision.
Scarlet Witch also has a different variant called Sorceress that causes her eyes and suit to glow red with psychic energy.
32. Ant-Man
Big or Small, Ant-Man can make an impact on any game he’s in.
A lesser-known Marvel character, the Ant-Man known by most people not as well acquainted with the realm of comic books will be Scott Lang, portrayed in the MCU by the eternally friendly and forever youthful Paul Rudd.
The lore of the game references that the suit should resemble the original costume where the front of the helmet is open, revealing the majority of the wearer’s face (the suit used by original Ant-Man Hank Pym).
Instead it resembles the suit used by Lang in the MCU (more than likely to stay in line with all the other MCU inclusions rather than confuse people).
31. Tony Stark/Iron Man
Billionaire. Playboy. Philanthropist. Inventor. Tony Stark is Iron Man.
CEO of Stark Industries after having inherited it from his father Howard Stark, Tony followed in his dad’s footsteps and continued to generate revolutionary forms of technology for both humanity and himself, developing his own type of organic battery with his arc reactor.
In the lore of Fortnite, Stark (along with many others) was summoned to Reality Zero by Thor, and began work on the Rift Beacons in order to help stop Galactus from devouring the world.
Arriving in Season 4 of Chapter 2, Tony Stark is rewarded after reaching Level 93 in the Battle Pass.
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30. Blade
A character who a lot of people don’t realize is actually part of the Marvel band of heroes, the half-human, half-vampire (also known as Dhampir) warrior is one of the more dark and adult-themed characters under the Marvel banner.
Eric Brooks, better known by his feared handle of Blade, is an aforementioned human bloodsucker hybrid, colloquially known as a Daywalker. He devotes his life to hunting vampires in revenge for the one that killed his mother.
Blade’s look resembles that of his more recent animated series appearances, while retaining some essence of Wesley Snipes’ portrayal in New Line Cinema’s film trilogy.
29. Domino
This Marvel character is a member of the Deadpool founded X-Force. Winning a game as Domino might make you feel lucky. There’s a reason for that.
Domino possesses the ability to manipulate odds and luck, meaning she always gets fortunate. Sadly, this good luck doesn’t actually translate into winning more games when using her outfit.
Unlike most Marvel characters that have found their way into the immensely popular Battle Royale title, this version of Domino doesn’t line up with the way the X-Force member who was present in Deadpool 2 looked.
Instead, the Fortnite outfit matches the style seen in the X-Men comic books, more specifically the X-Force series where she pops up with familiar surrounding characters like Cable and Deadpool.
28. Groot
Whatever you might say about him, there’s no doubting, that he is indeed, Groot.
Known by Thor simply as “Tree”, this sentient plant is a close pal and partner of Rocket Racoon, and part of the Guardians of the Galaxy. Groot was brought into the game during Chapter 2, unlocked after reaching Level 38 in the Season 4 Battle Pass, along with a number of other Marvel characters.
Like many characters, he has a Silver, Gold, and Holo Foil design, but his default (in our opinion) is more than worthy of playing as.
Groot was definitely one of the silliest characters in Guardians of the Galaxy. If you love skins with a sense of humor, you may want to also check out our list of the funniest skins in Fortnite.
27. Rogue
The adopted child of antihero X-Person/mutant Mystique, Rogue is one of the fresher recruits into Charles Xavier’s school of gifted children.
Eventually known as Anna Marie, the southern belle of the X-Men was originally part of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants after being taken in by them after running away from home. Rogue’s abilities allow her to absorb the power and life force of those that she touches, something that stopped her from being able to truly connect with others.
Rogue runs with her classic yellow/green outfit, along with her trademark white-streaked hair, and is available for 1,500 V-Bucks, or in a bundle with her husband, Gambit.
26. Carnage
The personification of cruelty, chaos, and insanity, the symbiote known as Carnage is devoid of empathy. He should be avoided at all costs!
An alien symbiote of the same species as Venom, Carnage is instead bonded to the sad*stic serial killer Cletus Kasady. Being added to the game to celebrate the release of Sony’s Venom movie sequel, Let There Be Carnage, Carnage costs 9 Battle Stars from the Chapter 2: Season 8 Battle Pass.
Unlike Eddie Brock, there is no Cletus Kasady outfit. There is only Carnage.
25. Dark Phoenix
Being one of the most revered and esteemed arcs in Marvel comics and comic books overall, Jean Grey’s transformation into said Dark Phoenix and her struggle to maintain control of herself and her powers, while avoiding those who would try to manipulate her, makes her one of the most powerful characters around.
Grey is another long-time standing member of the X-Men, and has perished a fair few times, even for a comic book character. Her telepathic and telekinetic powers are so great she is an Omega-level mutant, something that facilitates her transformation into the Dark Phoenix after being exposed to a solar flare.
Part of the Phoenix Force Set, this form of Jean Grey is fire incarnate, and a source of unbridled power. Approach with extreme caution.
24. Mystique
Originally a member of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, Mystique has since become a more traditional member of the X-Men, or at worst an antihero.
Mystique (also known as Raven) is a reward found in the Battle Pass of Season 4 of Chapter 2, unlocked after reaching Level 80. Her look matches that of her comic book design rather than her on-screen costumes in the original X-Men movies or any of the newer reboot films.
Having the ability to shapeshift, Mystique’s emote of Shapeshifter will change her to match the outfit (including Back Bling) of the last player she eliminated.
23. Ravenpool
The male half of the Deadpool mash-ups opposite the warm and fuzzy Cuddlepool, Ravenpool combines the firearms expert with the dark mystery of the existing outfit.
A literal half and half split between the original Legendary Raven outfit released all the way back in 2018 and Wade Wilson’s superhero get-up, this creates something that the multiverse would have been proud to produce.
This also mixes up the Back Bling by having Ravenpool’s Cage instead of the usual Iron Cage, a nod to the poetry of Edgar Allen Poe.
22. Psylocke
Included in the X-Force set of cosmetics along with Cable and Domino, Psylocke’s backstory is riddled with pain and loss. She eventually uses this trauma to heighten the strength of her skills and becomes a masterful warrior.
She is the sister of the original Captain Britain (as well as having taken up the mantle herself for a period). Elizabeth “Betsy” Braddock is a talented combatant with telepathic and psychic powers.
Donning a sleek outfit with a moody purple as her main color, Psylocke is a silent but deadly foe. She is also a strong contender to land on our review of the hottest Fortnite skins.
21. Gambit
A fan-favourite of the popular X-Men, Gambit is a former thief and powerful mutant who can take energy from the world around him and siphon or charge that energy into objects. His weapon of choice usually being playing cards.
Arriving in Season 1 of Chapter 3 in a Bundle with his wife Rogue, Gambit rocks into Reality Zero with his iconic look and Kinetic Cards as his Back Bling. His Harvesting Tool is very fittingly his Bo Staff which is his other signature weapon, something he resorts to when his projectile cards need a helping hand.
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20. Venom
Before Eddie Brock and his pal came along as an official skin, there was an original symbiote stomping around Retail Row.
Being slightly chunkier and bulkier in its design, the “original” or classic Venom skin is a brawn over brains kind of deal. Venom’s MO is to attack first and ask questions later. Usually taking aim at Spider-Man, Venom will switch allegiances if the situation calls for it or if he feels Spidey is not to blame for the matter at hand.
Venom also has an Extreme style variant where he is bonded to Lee Price rather than Eddie Brock, and thus is slightly bigger and messier as a result.
19. Gamora
Member of the famed Guardians of the Galaxy and love interest of Peter Quill, Gamora has a complicated family tree, to say the least.
Gamora is the adopted daughter of the Mad Titan and seeker of the Infinity Stones, Thanos, a fact that leads to some awkward conflicts and interactions, seeing that her dad wants to wipe out half of all life in the universe and all.
Gamora’s outfit in Fortnite doesn’t really have any consistency with other prominent media appearances, being a far cry from her live-action look (probably for modesty’s sake). The closest match being her styles seen in Marvel vs Capcom and Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3.
18. Doctor Doom
Arch enemy of the Fantastic Four, the treacherous Victor Von Doom is as evil as he is instantly recognisable.
Clad in his green robes and his chunky metal suit of armour, the Latverian scientist is a brilliant mind that chooses to use his genius for negative outcomes, often putting him at direct odds with various Marvel mainstays, but particularly Reed Richards, whom he has a personal rivalry with.
Often cited as Marvel’s “best” villain, Doctor Doom commands respect when he steps foot into the fray.
17. Thor
The God of Thunder, Thor plays a central role in the lore of why so many Marvel characters have suddenly found their way into the world of Fortnite.
Son of Odin and Frigga, the respective king and queen of Asgard, Thor teleported the Marvel heroes (and some villains) to Reality Zero (where Fortnite is set) to defend against the impending threat of the world-devouring Galactus.
Thor has a design that is more unique to Fortnite rather than matching up with any previous versions of the character, but he still retains his mighty Mjolnir Hammer as well as his Stormbreaker Axe, for he is still worthy of such blessings.
16. Spider-Man (No Way Home)
Coming from one of the most successful films in the entire MCU, Tom Holland’s version of Spider-Man fell into Fortnite after bouncing around different realities and shaking hands with a few other Spider dudes.
Coinciding with the film’s release, this version of Spidey matches up with the wallcrawler’s suit in Far From Home, as well as No Way Home. The likeness of Tom Holland is spot on, and the outfit comes in both masked and maskless forms.
Parker’s suit also comes in a black and gold colour palette to give him a more luxurious look.
15. Cable
A key part of the X-Force and at times coming up against some of the classic Marvel heroes due to his mercenary ways, Cable is a time-traveling warrior who survived a techno-organic virus infection.
Available singularly for 1,500 V-Bucks or for 3,000 in the X-Force Bundle, Cable retains his often cited comic book look, mirroring the colours of other X-Men like Wolverine and Cyclops.
Having been fighting wars almost his entire life, Cable is the man said to defeat Apocalypse. He may win a Victory Royale or two in the meantime.
14. Daredevil
The man without fear, Hell’s Kitchen attorney Matt Murdock destroys criminals in the courtroom during the day while roughing them up with his fists at night as Daredevil.
Despite Charlie Cox doing an amazing job in the Daredevil Netflix series and his cameo in the latest Spider-Man film, there was no style based on the darker and “dirtier” suit he wore in the television series.
He does however have an illustrated style that makes him look more “comic book” like, costing 1,500 V-Bucks.
13. Prowler
A lynchpin in the Earth-1610 timeline where Miles Morales becomes Spider-Man instead of Peter Parker, Prowler is a master thief who turned to a much more volatile life of crime.
Depending on what universe and person you focus on, Prowler is an esteemed ally of Spider-Man as Hobie Brown, or as the uncle of Spider-Man as Aaron Davis in the Ultimate Marvel universe.
An expert acrobat, fighter, and exerciser of his own technology, Prowler resembles a purple version of Shocker, but is much more dangerous.
12. Doctor Strange
The Sorcerer Supreme, Steven Strange’s transformation from skilled surgeon to master wielder of spells, magic, and time put him at the epicentre of the multiverse and all of its happenings.
One of the newest outfits around, Doctor Strange has a number of mystical powers at his disposal. He also has a number of different threads in his wardrobe too.
Along with his well-known standard outfit, he has a Stealth Silver variant which puts him in all ice white; a design dubbed Tempest which heavily resembles his look in the What If…? Series; and Vivid which gives him a orangey/yellow colour palette.
11. Thanos
He who is inevitable, the big purple bad guy is an intimidating presence on the battlefield of Fortnite, and should be given a wide berth if spotted.
Thanos was first seen in the game during the Avengers: Infinity War crossover event which added an Infinity Gauntlet to the game, allowing you to become the finger-clicking titan with a number of fearsome powers at your literal fingertips.
He can purchased for 1,500 V-Bucks, or you could unlock him by placing in the Thanos Cup, Cups being events held when some characters are released in order to give players the chance to get them for free.
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10. Silver Surfer
Traditionally the herald of Galactus, the rider of the cosmic waves turns against his former master to help save Reality Zero.
Known previously as Norrin Radd from the planet Zenn-La, Radd was the martyr of his planet, becoming Galactus’ servant in exchange for allowing his planet to remain untouched.
The surfboard used by the reflective rider can also be found as a power-up dropped by Tony Stark’s Supply Drones that allows those who collect it to be shot up into the air and essentially redeploy to another area of the map.
9. Ghost Rider
A Marvel hero that missed the boat of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Ghost Rider is known as the Spirit of Vengeance, specifically, the current host of it, as it can be transferred or gifted to those who request it.
The most common name associated with the character is Johnny Blaze, a stunt motorcyclist who made a deal with a demon in order to save the life of his father. Sadly, this version is not the one seen in the two Nicholas Cage movies, but instead looks more similar to the character depiction very briefly seen in the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. television series.
A quick tip for any gamer; its usually best not to pick a fight with characters that have flaming skulls and leather jackets.
8. Taskmaster
A more vintage villain only recently seen (in quite a different form mind you) in the Black Widow film, Taskmaster is a traditional bad guy that has a history with a number of prominent Marvel heroes.
Real name Anthony Masters, Taskmaster has the ability to instantly copy the traits (more specifically the fighting styles and moves) of those he sees thanks to his “photographic reflexes”.
To look at him, he sort of looks like the lovechild between Greyskull and He-Man might turn out to be, albeit with a slightly more colourful outfit.
7. Shang-Chi
Dubbed as the Master of Kung Fu and Brother Hand, Shang-Chi is proficient in many different forms of hand-to-hand combat.
Originally, Shang-Chi was set up to be the son of Dr. Fu Manchu, but after Marvel didn’t renew the rights to the character in 1983, the lore was adapted and Chi’s father was changed to Zheng Zu.
Even though it was released just weeks after the theatrical release of the MCU film Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, the character model is much more in line with the comic book version of the warrior.
6. Star Lord
The unofficial leader of the Guardians of the Galaxy is Peter Quill, AKA Star-Lord. He runs his group of misfits across the cosmos acting as the noblest space pirates around.
Before he was dropped into the game, Star-Lord’s appearance in the game was parodied by Rust-Lord. Of course, Quill would never stand for that and accepts no imitations, so he had to drop by.
Being that you never see his face due to his dynamic helmet device, he actually shares a character model with Adam rather than having his own unique model like most others on this list.
5. Wolverine
Whatever you do, you can’t hurt him bub.
The poster boy of the X-Men and part of the Weapon X program is James Howlett. Also known as Logan and Wolverine, he gained his powers from having his bones coated in adamantium, giving him advanced healing and durability, as well as retractable claws.
Wolverine pops into the game in three main designs: his default style that fans of the X-Men Saturday morning cartoon will recognize; his Classic costume which is plainer and has a brown and yellow color palette; and his Logan style which is based on Hugh Jackman in the original X-Men movies, as well as X-Men Origins: Wolverine, The Wolverine, and the cinematic masterclass, Logan.
4. Captain America
A true American hero, Steve Rogers embodies the spirit of the quintessential superhero and the modicum of always doing what’s right.
Holding the moniker of the First Avenger, Steve Rogers was given the Super Soldier Serum during World War II and became Captain America, helping the United States win the global conflict.
Cap’s costume resembles that of his vintage 1940s look, rather than his modern style uniforms that he stepped into after being thawed out from his frozen stasis state in the present day.
He has his Back Bling as his trusty Adamantium/Vibranium shield, and he is one of two people that can wield the Mjolnir Harvesting Tool along with Thor, as they are the only ones who are worthy.
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3. Black Panther
The rightful king of Wakanda, Black Panther is a fearsome warrior, a noble leader, and a true ally to some of Earth’s mightiest heroes.
Part of the exclusive Marvel: Royalty & Warriors Pack that has since disappeared from the Item Store (that may return in the future), T’Challa is the ruler of the African nation of Wakanda.
As the head of state, he takes the mantle of the Black Panther, and is imbued with superhuman abilities and reflexes. His sacred armor is an icon of the great nation, and its ability to become kinetically charged gives him a neon purple glow that doubles as a style for his outfit.
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One of the comic books’ most beloved and wholesome characters, Peter Parker, AKA Spider-Man, has always been a draw even for those that wouldn’t consider themselves Marvel or indeed superhero fans.
Having a number of different story arcs in his time, Spidey has various outfit styles that one can choose from to reflect their favorite choice of the wallcrawler’s threads.
He obviously has his standard red and blue suit, but has five other designs to choose from; his Symbiote Suit from when he was bonded to the same symbiote that paired with Eddie Brock; Future Foundation in all-white when he joined the organization of the same name; Photo Negative is a twist on his standard Negative detailed suit; Scarlet Blackout is a mild reference to the Miles Morales Spider-Man costume; and Gilded Reality is the Photo Negative suit with a gold color palette.
1. The Best Marvel Fortnite Skin – Deadpool
Everybody’s favorite mercenary is Wade Wilson. His existence is owed to the fact he was created to mock another comic book character, and that is why he’s so great.
Popularised by Ryan Reynolds’ portrayal in the two Deadpool movies, the Merc with a Mouth is about as rated R as you can get in Marvel comics, which is probably why he hasn’t been thrust into the mainstream MCU just yet.
Self-aware and constantly fourth wall breaking, Deadpool’s challenges allow him and his different styles to be unlocked by finding random items of his or destroying certain objects. His look stems heavily from the Deadpool films, as does his Mask-less version, with his X-Force variant swapping red for white.
Final Thoughts on the Best Marvel Fortnite Skins
We hope you have enjoyed our review of the best Marvel skins in Fortnite. This is probably our biggest Fortnite skins review yet. This is thanks in large part to the great fan base that Marvel has. There are just so many fantastic, intimidating, funny, or beautiful outfits to choose from.
If you are a fan of superheroes and villains in general and not just Marvel, you should check out our review of all of the DC skins in Fortnite.
Do you think we nailed our top 10? Feel free to let us know what you think of our rankings in the comments below. If you’d like to check out another awesome set of Fortnite skins, check out our review of every anime skin in Fortnite.
