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MCU's Avengers or DCEU's Justice League: Which superhero squad is better at saving the day? VOTE NOW

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2020 hasn't been the brightest years in the recent past as we're met with one problem after another. The most important of these issues is tackling with the coronavirus pandemic, which has swept across the globe and confined humans inside their homes.

With such tough times, one hopes that superheroes were actually real and not just a part of comic books and movie franchises.

Imagine if we had heroes like Iron Man and Batman existing IRL, would the world have been a more protected place?Let's take the MCU's (Marvel Cinematic Universe) beloved Avengers, especially the original six members - Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr), Captain America (Chris Evans), Thor (Chris Hemsworth), Hulk (Mark Ruffalo), Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) and Hawkeye.

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