The best Red commanders from Marvel Super Heroes.

Thor recovers an Equipment, instant, or sorcery when he enters, then deals damage equal to the mana value of every noncreature spell you cast. He supplies both a follow-up card and a repeatable payoff from the command zone.

Thor is the most complete mono-red engine in the release: removal, recursion, and a win condition all reward the same spell-heavy shell.

Fin Fang Foom copies instants and sorceries that target an artifact or land, then grows by two counters. Clever ramp, untap, protection, and artifact-copy spells can do useful work twice while building a fast commander-damage threat.

Fin Fang Foom is the more specialized choice, but red has enough artifact and land tricks to make his copied spells genuinely explosive.

If you have cast a noncreature spell that turn, Franklin discovers 6 at the beginning of combat. He does not need to attack or deal damage, and additional combats can create additional beginning-of-combat triggers.

Discover 6 is an exceptional combat payoff, and mono-red supplies the haste and extra combats needed to repeat it.

Your spells add a counter to the duo and produce red mana, letting a long turn fund itself while building a serious commander-damage threat. Cantrips and impulse draw keep the chain moving.

The duo makes spell chains both mana-positive and dangerous in combat.

Nico deals 2 damage to each opponent whenever you cast from outside your hand. Her activated ability discards a card, then exiles from the top until it finds a nonland card you may cast for free; unlike discover, there is no mana-value limit and the other exiled cards are not put on the bottom.

Nico turns red's deep exile-casting suite into both table-wide pressure and sustained velocity.

War Machine turns counters, Auras, and Equipment into a lethal combat multiplier. Red can modify creatures cheaply, then use haste to ensure every new threat joins the attack immediately.

War Machine gives modified aggro a real command-zone finisher instead of merely another efficient attacker.

If one of your sources would deal noncombat damage to an opponent or an opponent's permanent, Hawkeye adds his power to that damage. Power boosts therefore improve every burn spell and pinger at once; the ability does not put counters on Hawkeye by itself.

Hawkeye makes every small burn effect scale into permanent growth and further damage.

Whenever one of your sources deals damage to you, Daredevil deals that much damage to a target opponent. On attack he exiles the top card, deals its mana value to you, and lets you play it that turn, making the two abilities work together.

Daredevil is a leaner aggressive option whose low cost keeps the deck moving through removal.

Quicksilver can begin contributing unusually early and power up into a double-strike threat. Equipment and counters make that speed translate into a credible commander-damage clock.

Quicksilver's early pressure and double-strike ceiling make Equipment and counters immediately threatening.

Scarlet Witch discounts your instant and sorcery spells with mana value 4 or greater by an amount equal to her power. Equipment and counters can make red's expensive interaction and extra-combat spells dramatically easier to cast.

Scarlet Witch turns power boosts into real mana acceleration for red's best expensive spells.

Scarlet Witch banks two face-down cards whenever she connects and can cast a Hero or noncreature spell from that growing pool for free. Haste, double strike, extra combats, and extra turns let one successful attack create the resources for the next.

No Izzet commander in the set converts combat into a larger ceiling: blue sets up the library while red supplies haste and repeatable combats.

Iron Man gets larger for every other artifact you control and draws on attack if an artifact entered under your control that turn. Treasure, Clue, and Thopter production makes the trigger reliable without asking you to overcommit actual cards.

Blue artifact velocity keeps Iron Man drawing, while red Treasure production and extra combats expand both his power and trigger count.

Black Widow draws you a card and gains a counter whenever an opponent draws their second card in a turn. Wheels and carefully timed group draw can trigger her once for each opponent, turning a political effect into a burst of cards and commander-damage pressure.

Black Widow is the better long-game Boros engine because each opponent can turn into a separate draw trigger every round.

Thor Odinson starts with flying and vigilance, then receives two separate prowess boosts from every noncreature spell. Cheap protection and cantrips become large chunks of commander damage without forcing Thor to give up blocking duty.

Thor is the cleaner aggressive option, using white protection and red cantrips to convert double prowess into commander damage.

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 generates Rakdos resources on her own rather than asking the deck to reach an unsupported typal density.

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.

Big Rakdos mana turns the Crew into a scalable answer that can pressure cards, life, tokens, and creatures at once.

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.

Gruul power boosts make Wolverine's entry fight reliable removal, and haste ensures the commander never feels like a purely reactive play.

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.

Hulk is the thematic power-up commander, using green ramp and red pressure to turn the set's expensive activations into a real curve.