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9. Hawkeye

Well, here’s a likely contender.

Clint Barton has been a Marvel Film mainstay since his cameo in the first Thor film, and while he’s easily the least served Avenger, he’s had his moments. Specifically, he’s the best part of Age of Ultron, an otherwise mediocre movie that did at least let us know that Hawkeye lives on a farm upstate with his wife, Lindsay Weir.

Hawkeye has been assumed to be a sacrificial lamb for years now. In fact, I remember early rumors that Captain America: Civil War would start with Crossbones killing off Clint’s family, and potentially Clint, as well. That turned out to be BS, but it’s not totally out of the realm of possibility that the archer’s gonna kick the bucket. Barton did indeed bite the dust in the comics, most famously during Avengers: Disassembled, when he rode a jetpack into an exploding Kree warship created by the Scarlet Witch’s insanity, screaming, “Not like this!” Not the most dignified of endings, I’ll say.

Odds of death: 1 in 20

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8. The Falcon

Hopefully this bird doesn’t get his wings clipped before he gets to shine.

Anthony Mackie is an inspired choice. He doesn’t get the credit he deserves for being so great in these movies. He was fantastic in Winter Soldier, and did well with what little screen time he had in Age of Ultron. Plus, his extended cameo in Ant-Man was way better than it had any right to be, and his limited role in Civil War was done perfectly.

We could see him get killed off, but I hope not. Someone has to pick up the shield when Steve Rogers exits the MCU, and I’d love for the Falcon to take after his comic book predecessor on that front. That would also keep him safe from getting the axe in Infinity War, but if Bucky is the one chosen to wield the Shield, then Sam Wilson could be expendable.

Odds of death: 1 in 15