The best Black commanders from Marvel Super Heroes.

Doctor Doom arrives with two 3/3 Doombots, becomes indestructible while you control an artifact creature or Plan, and draws a card while costing 1 life at the beginning of your end step. Removal, sacrifice, and blink effects make the enter-the-battlefield package even more punishing.

Doom is expensive, but black can reanimate or recast a commander whose floor is nine power, two artifacts, protection, and repeatable draw.

Black Widow exiles to the next nonland card from a player's library whenever she deals combat damage. You can either grow her or cast the stolen spell with flexible mana, making every hit useful even when the top card does not fit your plan.

Black's removal clears a path for Black Widow, and its Treasure and ritual effects make stolen opposing spells easier to cast immediately.

M.O.D.O.K. turns black's abundant life into connive triggers and table-wide creature pressure. Reanimation makes discarded creatures resources rather than losses.

Life, connive, and board pressure make M.O.D.O.K. a complete engine without any typal requirement.

Moonstone converts discard into playable exile value, allowing black to rummage aggressively without running out of action. Madness and reanimation add further ways to profit.

Moonstone makes black's discard effects function as card selection instead of card disadvantage.

Doom trades time and life for cards while building toward an empty-library victory. Black tutors, life gain, and defensive creatures support the long setup.

This Doom rewards a defensive control shell and gives it a real alternate route to victory.

Ultron adds bodies when he enters or attacks, then punishes the table as artifacts reach your graveyard. Sacrifice loops turn disposable Robots into reach.

Ultron creates its own Robots and converts artifact deaths into a table-wide clock.

The Frightful Four taxes the normal flow of Commander by turning routine ramp, draw, and interaction into a liability. Black removal keeps creature-based alternatives under control.

The Four punish the noncreature spells every Commander deck expects to cast, with no Villain-density tax.

The second card you draw each turn pressures opposing boards, making common draw effects double as edicts. Instant-speed draw can repeat the trigger around the table.

Black can trigger the second-draw edict on multiple turns and profit from every sacrifice.

Kingpin converts disposable creatures into acceleration while black death triggers ensure the sacrifice is profitable twice. Token makers keep the engine supplied.

Kingpin turns disposable creatures into Treasure while supporting black's normal death-trigger package.

Damocles Base brings a 5/5 Vehicle to the command zone and forces meaningful decisions in combat. Black can animate, recur, and sacrifice artifacts while clearing its flight path.

Damocles Base earns a slot as a commander-eligible legendary Vehicle with a genuinely different artifact plan.

Scientist Supreme copies one artifact ability during your turn without spending mana. That can double card draw, token production, sacrifice payoffs, or a carefully selected combo ability while Dimir supplies tutors, recursion, and stack protection.

Dimir gives Scientist Supreme the strongest mix of artifact engines, tutors, and recursion for turning one copied ability into a combo.

Taskmaster becomes a copy of a creature on the battlefield or a creature card in a graveyard until your next turn. He scales with the table, sidesteps the need to stock only your own graveyard, and keeps his name and useful Villain typing.

Black fills graveyards while blue protects and copies threats, ensuring Taskmaster rarely lacks a powerful identity to borrow.

Typhoid Mary turns her fractured choices into cards, Treasure, and life pressure without asking for a deep Villain roster. Rakdos can profit from every outcome and recur her when needed.

Typhoid Mary produces the cards, Treasure, and pressure her deck needs without leaning on unsupported typal volume.

The Crew enters with X +1/+1 counters and selects up to X different modes: rummage, drain, destroy a token, or make every player sacrifice a creature. The modes cannot be chosen more than once, so values of X above four add size but do not add more modes.

Rakdos reanimation can reuse the Crew's scalable entry trigger without repeatedly paying commander tax.

Whenever another deathtouch creature you control dies, every opponent sacrifices a nontoken creature. The commander's ward asks an opponent to take five poison counters, making targeted interaction a dangerous proposition.

Green supplies efficient deathtouch bodies and black supplies sacrifice outlets, so every small creature can threaten an opposing board.

Killmonger can sacrifice another creature as he enters to destroy an opponent's nonland permanent. Reanimation and recasting make that broad removal repeatable, while a stocked graveyard turns him into a respectable attacker.

Golgari is the ideal home for Killmonger's exchange: disposable creatures, death triggers, and recursion all make his entry profitable.

Kingpin adds extort to the command zone and lets creatures with greater toughness than power assign combat damage using toughness when you attack. Walls and defensive value creatures become a clock without giving up their natural resilience.

White's high-toughness creatures become attackers while black's cheap spells and life payoffs turn repeated extort into a table-wide clock.

Winter Soldier gets +2 power for every Equipment attached to him and can return from the graveyard with an Equipment already attached. Vigilance and menace make the resulting threat difficult to race or block profitably.

Orzhov Equipment support makes Winter Soldier lethal, and black graveyard setup turns his self-recursion into a dependable second wave.