Random Best Marvel Costume Adaptations (19 items)

(#10) Hulk — The Avengers
This one goes out to the CG wardrobe artists who finally found the right (and first) shade and style of purple shorts to not look ridiculous, and still strongly nod to the books. All of Banner's purple wardrobe was fantastic and sneaky as well.
(#7) Loki — Thor

Green god of mischief, with giant gold horns and ornate metal trimming over his costume. This transition to the real world was magic.
(#4) Captain America — Captain America: The Winter Soldier

His S.H.I.E.L.D. suit from the comics blends in perfectly with the real world. In our world, this doesn't look out of place in any way. A welcomed change from the very tricky stars and stripes suit that never quite looks right in 3-D.
(#13) Maria Hill — The Avengers
The S.H.I.E.L.D. outfit is extremely iconic, having been around since the '70s. Comic fans always wondered how it would translate, look no further than one of the heads of S.H.I.E.L.D. (in comics and in film), who rocks the look perfectly.
(#17) Sandman — Spider-Man 3

Maybe the best part about Spider-Man 3 was just how awesome and perfect Sandman looked, especially in relation to the comics. The shirt, the way he moved in it, the silly brown pants. Ditko art at 24fps.
(#19) Magneto — Days Of Future Past
At the very end of X-Men: First Class, we saw a more traditional comic look for Magneto. Since Days of Future Past takes place about a decade later, that look may have not gone over so well in the '70s. Here, though, we get an awesome look for Magneto that utilizes the perfect shade of purple, and it nods to his look in the Eve of Destruction comic storyline.