10 Best MCU Deleted Concept Art Scenes They Never Filmed

These MCU scenes didn't make it out of the concept stage, but just imagine if they did!

By Gareth Morgan /

As Marvel Studios' sprawling universe continues to aggressively expand, seemingly by the month at this point, more and more eye-catching, jaw-dropping, and heart-stopping visuals are being immortalised on our screens every year.

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And while the many magnificent maestros helming and crafting these comic book big and small screen offerings have been able to both offer touching nods to beloved panels from the source material and even add other unexpectedly iconic shots into the mix with apparent ease, not every beautiful concept dreamed up by the many Marvel moviemaking teams can make the cut.

After all, there's only so many action-packed set pieces, truly stunning chunks of CGI, or unexpected appearances you can cram into a picture before it starts feeling either a touch bloated or more expensive than expected.

So, from undoubtedly mesmerising battles between two mystical men, to astounding team-ups that would've likely resulted in you needing a brief lie-down post-ingestion, each of the following pieces of consistently extraordinary concept art may not have been brought to life cinematically, but at least we can appreciate it for what it is, or at the very least what it could have been, now....

10. America Chavez Makes Her MCU Debut - Spider-Man: No Way Home

If you thought the game-changing ode to all things Spider-Man was already one of the most stacked features in comic book movie history, then wait till you see what didn't actually make it onto our screens in Marvel Studios' most recent big screen offering, No Way Home.

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Coming in a moment that sees Peter Parker, MJ, Ned, Betty Brant, and Flash all looking somewhat worried about what is around the corner, none other than America Chavez herself Xochitl Gomez was set to make her MCU bow amidst some bumper cars according to recently released concept art from artist Maciej Kuciara. With Chavez possessing the ability to travel between universes and different realities, perhaps Spidey and his pals would've originally utilised her gifts as a means to bring Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Web Slingers into the game.

Though Chavez didn't manage to sneak into this already jam-packed MCU event flick, she will appear in the upcoming Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness sequel, no doubt lending her aforementioned multiverse capabilities and her super strength and ability to fly to Benedict Cumberbatch over the course of the mind-bending follow-up.

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