In 1939, pulp-magazine publisher Martin Goodman decided togive the new medium ofcomic books a shot. He called his company Timely. Its first publication was a series calledMarvel Comics.In time, the companys flagship title became its name, and Marvel Comics became synonymous with superheroes across the globe. Although Marvel became one of the two dominant forces in comics by the mid-1960s, it took another 20 years before Marvel ever got a movie into theaters, and then almost 20 more years beforethose adaptationseven came close tocapturing the energy of literary Marvel Universe. 20 year after that, Marvel has scaled to the very top of the Hollywood food chain, pumping out multiple movies every year, and laying claim to the title of the biggest box-office hit in history.In the eight decades betweenMarvel Comics#1 and the construction of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, more than70 big-screen movies have been made outof the companys hundreds of properties. (That number doesnt include things like the 1994The Fantastic Four that was produced but never released, or assorted direct-to-video animated features such asNext Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow.) The list below contains them all, ranked from the most brutally unwatchable to the most superhuman entertainment. It will differ from other lists like this based on the authorspersonal biases (Hes the guy who wrote an entire book about Spider-Man, after all), but it is nonetheless backed up by a lifetime of researchinto this extremely dorky field.Every Marvel Movie Ever Made, Ranked From Worst to FirstFrom the Captain America serial to Deadpool & Wolverine, we ranked the entire history of Marvel at the movies.READ MORE: The Worst Marvel Comics Ever PublishedGet our free mobile appMovies You Never Realized Were Steven Spielberg ProductionsYou may not have realized it, but Steven Spielberg has produced a ton of movies he didnt produce including the 15 titles below.