Marvel Comics film rights

NOTE: Excludes film serials and animated films

Howard the Duck
- 1984-1986: Lucasfilm
- 1985-1986: Universal Pictures
- 1986-1993: Marvel Entertainment Group
- 1993-1996: Marvel Films
- 1996-present: Marvel Studios
- 2009-present: Disney

The Punisher
- 1988-1991: New World Pictures
- 1991-1993: Marvel Entertainment Group
- 1993-1996: Marvel Films
- 1996-2000: Marvel Studios
- 2000-2004: Artisan Entertainment
- 2003-2012: Lionsgate
- 2007-2012: Marvel Knights
- 2012-present: Marvel Studios
- 2012-present: Disney

Captain America
- 1984-1989: Cannon Films
- 1989-1996: 21st Century Film Corporation
- 1996-present: Marvel Studios
- 2000-2004: Artisan Entertainment
- 2004-2005: Lionsgate
- 2005-2012: Paramount Pictures
- 2009-present: Disney

Fantastic Four
- 1986-2015: Constantin Film
- 1992-1994: New Horizons
- 1994-2019: 20th Century Fox
- 2019-present: Marvel Studios
- 2019-present: Disney

Blade
- 1992-1993: Marvel Entertainment Group
- 1993-1996: Marvel Films
- 1996-2012: New Line Cinema
- 2008-2012: Warner Bros. Pictures
- 2012-present: Marvel Studios
- 2012-present: Disney

X-Men
- 1984-1989: Orion Pictures
- 1989-1994: Carolco
- 1994-2020: 20th Century Fox
- 2019-present: Marvel Studios
- 2019-present: Disney

Spider-Man
- 1984-1985: New World Pictures
- 1985-1989: Cannon Films
- 1989-1990: Columbia Pictures
- 1989-1990: Viacom
- 1989-1995: 21st Century Film Corporation
- 1990-1995: Carolco
- 1995-1999: MGM
- 1999-present: Sony Pictures
- 2015-present: Marvel Studios
- 2015-present: Disney

Daredevil
- 1997-1998: 20th Century Fox
- 1998-1999: Touchstone Pictures
- 1999-2000: Sony Pictures
- 2000-2012: 20th Century Fox
- 2012-present: Marvel Studios
- 2012-present: Disney

Hulk
- 1990-2019: Universal Pictures
- 2006-present: Marvel Studios
- 2009-present: Disney

Ghost Rider
- 1992-1993: Marvel Entertainment Group
- 1993-1996: Marvel Films
- 1996-2000: Marvel Studios
- 2000-2002: Dimension Pictures
- 2002-2013: Sony Pictures
- 2006-2013: Marvel Knights
- 2013-present: Marvel Studios
- 2013-present: Disney

Iron Man
- 1990-1996: Universal Pictures
- 1996-1999: 20th Century Fox
- 1999-2005: New Line Cinema
- 2005-present: Marvel Studios
- 2005-2013: Paramount Pictures
- 2009-present: Disney

Thor
- 1990-1997: 20th Century Fox
- 1997-present: Marvel Studios
- 2000-2004: Artisan Entertainment
- 2004-2006: Sony Pictures
- 2006-2012: Paramount Pictures
- 2009-present: Disney

Avengers
- 2003-present: Marvel Studios
- 2005-2012: Paramount Pictures
- 2009-present: Disney

Guardians of the Galaxy
- 2010-present: Marvel Studios
- 2010-present: Disney

Ant-Man
- 1988-1989: New World Pictures
- 1989-1993: Marvel Entertainment Group
- 1993-1996: Marvel Films
- 1996-present: Marvel Studios
- 2000-2004: Artisan Entertainment
- 2009-present: Disney

Deadpool
- 2000-2004: Artisan Entertainment
- 2004-2005: New Line Cinema
- 2005-2019: 20th Century Fox
- 2019-present: Marvel Studios
- 2019-present: Disney

Doctor Strange
- 1986-1990: New World Pictures
- 1990-1991: Full Moon Entertainment
- 1991-1992: Marvel Entertainment Group
- 1992-1997: Savoy Pictures
- 1997-2001: Sony Pictures
- 2001: Dimension Films
- 2001-2005: Miramax
- 2005-present: Marvel Studios
- 2005-2009: Paramount Pictures
- 2009-present: Disney

Black Panther
- 1992-1993: Marvel Entertainment Group
- 1993-1994: Marvel Films
- 1994-2000: Sony Pictures
- 2000-2004: Artisan Entertainment
- 2004-present: Marvel Studios
- 2009-present: Disney

Black Widow
- 2004-2006: Lionsgate
- 2004-2006: Marvel Knights
- 2006-present: Marvel Studios
- 2009-present: Disney

Eternals
- 2018-present: Marvel Studios
- 2018-present: Disney

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