How Ten Ant-Man and the Wasp Characters Compare to their Comic Book Counterparts

                           Source: comicvine.gamespot.com

5. Ghost

Villains are fun. But here’s another diversion: The Ghost in the comics and the Ghost in the MCU are entirely different characters.

The MCU’s Ghost, aka Ava Starr, was the daughter of Elihas Starr (we’ll get to him). A quantum tunneling accident left her horribly altered and out of sync with our dimension. But it also left her with the power to phase through solid matter, and she used it to steal with the aim of fixing herself.

The Ghost in the comics – we’ll call him Ghost because he had no name – was a corporate saboteur who enjoyed disrupting large corporations with his intangibility technology. Iron Man stopped him, and the two became mortal enemies. Their feud led Ghost to spend a lot of time in his intangible state. That severely messed with his mind, and he became kind of loopy. He joined the Thunderbolts for a short time, then turned his corporate saboteur skills toward Parker Industries.

Both versions of Ghost are wonderful. They’re just wonderful in very different ways.

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