The best Green commanders from Marvel Super Heroes.

Doc Samson increases every kind of counter you put on your permanents and taps for mana equal to his power. A few counter events quickly turn the commander into both an engine and a large mana source.

Green produces counters naturally, and Doc turns every improved counter event into more power and therefore more mana.

Shang-Chi lets you activate creature abilities as though those creatures had haste and taps for two mana toward creature-source abilities. That makes tap abilities immediate and gives mono-green a compact platform for creature combos.

Shang-Chi gives green's tap-ability creatures immediate impact and pays two mana toward the combos they enable.

Squirrel Girl gives mono-green a clear go-wide plan from the command zone. Token doublers and creature-based draw turn each batch into both pressure and resources.

Squirrel Girl gives mono-green a focused token engine with ample typal and doubling support.

Mole Man turns self-mill and landfall into a resilient creature engine. Green recursion ensures milled lands still advance the deck.

Mole Man makes self-mill, land recursion, and token production parts of the same resilient engine.

Tippy-Toe layers Food onto other token events, then rewards the resulting life gain with draw. Green token doublers scale both halves quickly.

Tippy-Toe adds Food to every token plan and turns the resulting life gain into cards.

Hulk enters with a +1/+1 counter and doubles the number of +1/+1 counters on each Gamma creature you control at the beginning of your upkeep. He already has trample, so counter acceleration and protection are higher priorities than evasion.

Exponential +1/+1-counter growth across your Gamma creatures gives Hulk one of mono-green's clearest combat ceilings.

Ka-Zar lets you look at and play lands from the top of your library. When he enters, he creates Zabu, a legendary 2/2 Cat whose landfall trigger puts a +1/+1 counter on Zabu; it does not create another token on each landfall.

Ka-Zar combines top-of-library land access with a landfall board, giving the deck both cards and pressure.

Shang-Chi doubles +1/+1 counters that would be put on your creatures; he does not affect other counter types. His one power-up activation puts three counters on him, which his replacement effect doubles to six if it applies.

Martial Mentor doubles +1/+1 counters specifically and pairs naturally with green draw tied to creature power.

Goliath's power-up puts two +1/+1 counters on him and then draws a card for each creature you control with power 4 or greater. It grows only Goliath, not the whole team, and power-up can be activated only once for that object.

Goliath turns his one power-up activation into personal growth and a potentially substantial refill.

She-Hulk's power-up can destroy up to one artifact or enchantment, then puts a +1/+1 counter on her. It is flexible command-zone interaction, but power-up is a single activation for that object rather than a repeatable mana sink.

She-Hulk supplies a large trampling body and one flexible artifact-or-enchantment answer from the command zone.

The first artifact entering under your control each turn draws a card, and your second draw turns the commander into a 6/6 with trample. Flash artifacts and token makers can repeat the value around the table.

Green artifact tokens and blue flash enablers can draw on every turn, repeatedly switching on the commander's 6/6 trampling body.

Ant-Man gains a counter whenever you draw a card, then converts any number of those counters into 1/1 Insects. Simic draw engines create a large threat quickly, while untap effects let the deck turn counters into tokens without waiting a full cycle.

Every Simic draw spell becomes permanent size or future Insects, giving Ant-Man two credible ways to convert velocity into a win.

Wolverine fights a creature when he enters and heals all earlier damage whenever more damage is dealt to him. Power boosts turn every cast into better removal, while haste means he can pressure life totals as soon as the fight is over.

Green power and red haste make Wolverine an immediate removal spell, then his damage-healing text keeps him dominant in creature combat.

Hulk discounts every other creature's power-up ability by three generic mana and can add five counters to himself. The commander turns a themed power-up deck from expensive spectacle into a credible curve of immediate activations.

Green pays for the team and red keeps it aggressive; Hulk's discount is the reason a power-up theme can activate before the game is already decided.

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 deathtouch at every point on the curve and black supplies the sacrifice outlets that turn those bodies into edicts.

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 can recur Killmonger, profit from his sacrifice, and keep enough creatures in the graveyard to switch on his larger body.

Storm prevents flying creatures from attacking you or blocking your creatures. Any spell that targets your creatures grants them flying for the turn, turning protection, pump spells, and combat tricks into evasion as well.

Green-white pump and protection spells grant flying under Storm, turning cards you already want into the deck's finishing evasion.

Shuri draws on attack once you control three artifacts, then gives your team +2/+2 at six artifacts. Indestructible Vibranium and ordinary artifact tokens make both thresholds achievable without filling the deck with weak cards.

Green-white artifact tokens ramp and build the board simultaneously, reaching both of Shuri's attack thresholds without awkward deck-building.