Marvel’s box-office hits through the years

Associated Press

LOS ANGELES

Marvel’s Avengers are back to save the world in “Avengers: Endgame”, and the box office.

It is the 22nd film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a collection of movies that kicked off with 2008’s “Iron Man.”

The following is a look at how Marvel has built its cinematic juggernaut, with the film’s title, release date, domestic gross and total worldwide box office, as compiled by Comscore:

“Iron Man,” May 2008, $318.6 million, $582 million

“The Incredible Hulk,” June 2008, $134.8 million, $263.3 million

“Iron Man 2,” May 2010, $312.4 million, $623.7 million

“Thor,” May 2010, $181 million, $448.7 million

“Captain America: The First Avenger,” July 2011, $176.7 million, $371 million

“Marvel’s The Avengers,” May 2012, $623.4 million, $1.52 billion

“Iron Man 3,” May 2013, $409 million, $1.2 billion

“Thor: The Dark World,” November 2013, $206.4 million, $645 million

“Captain America: The Winter Soldier,” April 2014, $260 million, $714.3 million

“Guardians of the Galaxy,” August 2014, $333.2 million, $773.3 million

“Avengers: Age of Ultron,” May 2015, $459 million, $1.4 billion

“Ant-Man,” July 2015, $180.2 million, $519.3 million

“Captain America: Civil War,” May 2016, $408.1 million, $1.15 billion

“Doctor Strange,” May 2016, $232.6 million, $677.6 million

“Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2,” May 2017, $390 million, $863.6 million

“Spider-Man: Homecoming,” July 2017, $334.2 million, $880.2 million

“Thor: Ragnarok,” November 2017, $315 million, $854.2 million

“Black Panther,” February 2018, $700 million, $1.3 billion

“Avengers: Infinity War,” April 2018, $679 million, $2 billion

“Ant-Man & The Wasp,” July 2018, $217 million, $623 million

“Captain Marvel,” March 2019, $387 million; $1.06 billion