3. Giant Man/Yellowjacket/Goliath
As the name would suggest, Ant-Man has the ability to shrink to the size of an ant (and even smaller, to a subatomic level), which obviously opens him up to ridicule what kind of superpower is that, etc.? But Hank Pym was also able to reverse the process and become 59 feet 11 inches tall (60 feet being the limit of mass that the human skeleton can support): Giant Man! There doesn't seem to be much talk about Ant-Man's supersized abilities for this new film and maybe that's because Scott Lang's Ant-Man stories focused on his microscopic abilities rather than the opposite. Also, Hank Pym was known as Giant Man as well as being known for being physically abusive to his wife Janet Van Dyne. I'm guessing that the domestic abuse angle won't appear in the Ant-Man movie and if Marvel are willing to rewrite or ignore whole swathes of character stories (Hank Pym went through various identities, being known as Yellowjacket and Goliath at different times), they could write the Giant Man character as someone separate to Hank Pym and Scott Lang and that someone could be Patrick Wilson.