Iconic comic-book movie villains you totally wouldn't mess with

Comic origin: Journey into Mystery #102 (1964) 

Played by Cate Blanchett 

The secret sibling of Thor and Loki, Hela is the Goddess of Death and former Executioner of Asgard who has spent the last millennia in exile thanks to her dear old dad Odin. He’d realised the best way to rule the Nine Realms was through peace not destruction and Hela’s savage ambition didn’t quite fit with his new ideology, so he banished her to the underworld. Upon his death, she was freed and made it her mission to take the throne of Asgard from her brothers, by any brutal means necessary. The first major female supervillain in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Cate Blanchett brought both wit and gravitas to the role to make Hela one of the most hardcore Big Bads. “There’s a huge female fanbase and having a daughter myself, you want them to be able to identify with [the villains] as well as the heroes,” Blanchett said. Hela yeah to that. 

Most Dastardly Moment: Decimating the entire Asgardian Army and the Warriors Three. 

Killer One-Liner: “I’m the Goddess of Death! What were you the god of, again?”