By now, we're all pretty familiar with the Marvel Cinematic Universe. We're also familiar with the fact there's a few Marvel properties that have films that aren't part of the MCU. In this infographic, Shirts.com broke down all the films that featured our favorite Marvel characters.

Make sure to check out the newest Marvel film, Ant-Man, when it hits theaters Friday, July 17.

Blade was one of the first good marvel movies in my opinion.

A history of hits and misses.

Blade and 2004 Punisher were the shit.

Some interesting info about characters and actors. I didn't know Cyke was killed in X3 because he was also in Superman. And props to Jackman for going so far as to not drink any water for a day and a half for his shirtless scenes!

I remember renting the VHS of the 1st Captain America movie from blockbuster video when I was 5 or 6, I vaguely remember watching it, but that image of that stupid helmet is forever with me

Amazing time to be alive

~MiB

And X-Men DOFP is the best one.

The good, the bad, the ugly

Good God. Other than Spider-Man 2, Batman Begins, and Superman Returns, 2004-2007 was a really horrible trek for comic book movies. It's hard to think this hype train will ever die if it managed to get off the ground after those years.

Cool

Cool graphic. It will be interesting to see and read one of these in another 10 years.

They made a man thing movie?!

Pretty cool. But, the geek in me wants to expand this to include all-screen and the cartoons and live action. I remember the Spider-Man cartoon and the Marvel Super Heroes cartoons. Didn't see the '60's FF cartoon, though. The small screen in the '70's was just as hit and miss as the films that came later...The Incredible Hulk was the lone success story; until Smallville, one of the longest running super-hero genre live action series...

howard the duck was the first film?

BLADE was so great, because at that time you had to be a comic guy to really appreciate the film and who he was. but that opening scene in the club was simply awesome back then. A very underrated film in the success of Marvel films

Without Blade, there wouldn't be a Spider-Man or X-men franchise to start the explosion we now come to enjoy every summer

Hahaha 2005 to 2007 were the worst years

quite the cinematic collection

Exactly

Love it

Learning is fun!

Interesting stuff

Blade is still the best.

2014 has so far been the best year for CBM's. Also i'm glad people finally give Blade films some credit.

This is really good. I totally remember when Blade was THE franchise. It's also funny that 2005-07 were pretty super weak. I'm glad Iron Man and Incredible Hulk were there to save us all.

I am really tired of so much reboots for Spiderman and FF. Blades and ss always all with the X is the only Xtraordinary for all the marvel movies

New Line produced Marvel's first good movie and was owned by TimeWarner at the time (and now WB)

World is quite hilarious sometimes

nice.

Sausage fest!!!

Time for some female led movies!!!

neat

@comicace3: That might just be a fact lol.

@mrfuzzynutz: Nope never read the comics and only knew about him from a episode of spiderman but he was so bad ass in it he left a impression on me. But blade and blade 2 I've easily watched a shit ton of times. Hell trinity wasn't so bad except for dracula plot kinda sucked.

Please, don't reboot Blade. Please! You want to insert Blade Film in to main MCU? Good, I wan't it, but don't reboot! Make Wesley Snipe appear and say "Hello, I'm Blade", and go away. It's easy! Don't Reboot! His film was AWESOME [oh well... the third not so much, but anyway...]

Wasn't there an earlier Captain America movie?

Incredibly, I haven't seen all of these and I didn't even know about Man-Thing.

Please take a moment and appreciate how amazing most of this poster art is.

Hmm. Didn't know Marvel was planning to give Morbius his own film. That could be pretty great.

Or maybe as a Netflix TV Show.

Right? I didn't even notice.

@comicace3: @bat_saint was a low budget production by a minor house, and was neither superheroic or really related to the comics :) is a sort of horror, with man-thing in his "pure form": a monster that slay who try to destroy the sacred swamp :)

There in Italy was never show in theater, and I've discovered it by chance some years ago late at night on TV :)

Anyway, in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Maria Hill was talking to the phone about a misterious "Man-Thing", so... this film was somewhat a canon for the MCU? Or was simply a reference to the Comics? [I think the later]

@thatlyn_yoaeg_ill_rymmin: Oh ok interesting. Thanks for the info.

Yup, it's quite an accomplishment.

Big Hero 6 doesn't count?

Where is Nick Fury: Agent of SHIELD with David Hasselhoff?

@xwraith: guess not. I really enjoyed it. Maybe because it was animated?

@comickidd77: I thought that might have had something to do with it.

man i wish marvel could make a deal with universal to get another hulk movie. So underused in AOU.