If iron man died, who would inherit the Avengers?

[Silvermoth]

I mean he’s pretty much bankrolling them. Would cap be in his will?

Or would pepper inherit them? Because I would love to see that

[VolcanikTiger86]

Depends where you are talking about - in the movies proably pepper
in the comics I don't think he has been bank rolling the avengers for a while certainly recently I think the last one to do it was spidey.
Not even sure if he bank rolled the all new all different avengers.

[leokearon]

No-one "inherits" the Avengers and Tony doesn't own them, all founders (barring the Hulk) can have a say on the running of the team. If Tony did die, there would be plenty of people to bankroll the team if needed.

[Tofali]

the Avengers are more like a security company being funded by the merchant of death so yeah they are inheritable lol

[Zero Hunter]

I know at one time the Avengers were funded through the Maria Stark Foundation which was a trust Tony set up which was separate from his other bussineses and his personal fortune. The Avengers still had operating capital the few times Tony lost his fortune, so however they are set up it is not directly tied to the state of Tony's fortune.

[dkrook]

I think the answer the OP was looking for was Black Panther for both the movieverse for sure and higher probability for the comics.

[Digifiend]

I know at one time the Avengers were funded through the Maria Stark Foundation which was a trust Tony set up which was separate from his other bussineses and his personal fortune. The Avengers still had operating capital the few times Tony lost his fortune, so however they are set up it is not directly tied to the state of Tony's fortune.

Yeah, but the MSF is defunct as of ANAD Avengers. Johnny's new corporation is effectively it's long term successor.

[Ken Ashcroft]

No-one "inherits" the Avengers and Tony doesn't own them, all founders (barring the Hulk) can have a say on the running of the team. If Tony did die, there would be plenty of people to bankroll the team if needed.

If all founders can have a say on the running of the team, why is the Hulk barred?

[SuperiorIronman]

If all founders can have a say on the running of the team, why is the Hulk barred?

Probably has something to do with the rage monster thing and how early the Hulk left the team. They'll probably get Bruce's input on things but considering Hulk could smash them if they don't comply, and he may not always be at his most level headed he's pretty much unsuited for the job. Bruce probably could have a say but considering he's the Hulk it's probably not much of a say for safety reasons.

[leokearon]

If all founders can have a say on the running of the team, why is the Hulk barred?

Because he quit after about 2 missions and pretty much wants nothing to do with the team, his founder status was given to Cap for admin purposes and Cap is well Cap

[Digifiend]

Depends where you are talking about - in the movies proably pepper
in the comics I don't think he has been bank rolling the avengers for a while certainly recently I think the last one to do it was spidey.
Not even sure if he bank rolled the all new all different avengers.

Yeah, Tony bankrolled up to Secret Wars. The ANAD team was so low on funds that the team wasn't paid. That's why Falcon, Vision, Thor and some kids were all he could recruit. The secondary teams were funded by Deadpool and Sunspot at that time. After Civil War II, Spider-Man signed up and took over as funder for the main team, which lasted until Secret Empire. Then Johnny Storm took over from both Deadpool and Spidey as the teams' financier (Janet van Dyne probably would've done had Reed Richards not been declared dead causing Johnny to inherit a fortune), as seen in the last few issues of Uncanny Avengers and mentioned at the end of No Surrender. He set up an Avengers Inc investment fund, and it's now that which funds the team.

[Vic Vega]

Yeah, Tony bankrolled up to Secret Wars. The ANAD team was so low on funds that the team wasn't paid. That's why Falcon, Vision, Thor and some kids were all he could recruit. The secondary teams were funded by Deadpool and Sunspot at that time. After Civil War II, Spider-Man signed up and took over as funder for the main team, which lasted until Secret Empire. Then Johnny Storm took over from both Deadpool and Spidey as the teams' financier (Janet van Dyne probably would've done had Reed Richards not been declared dead causing Johnny to inherit a fortune), as seen in the last few issues of Uncanny Avengers and mentioned at the end of No Surrender. He set up an Avengers Inc investment fund, and it's now that which funds the team.

Crap that's over complicated.

If anything in the wake of Stark's ongoing issues, it should have been Janet Van Dyne funding the team.

She's rich as heck and she's a founding member.

Anything else makes no sense to me.

Black Panther or Namor could fund the team but it would have to be way more international in flavor than it usually is.

[leokearon]

Crap that's over complicated.

If anything in the wake of Stark's ongoing issues, it should have been Janet Van Dyne funding the team.

She's rich as heck and she's a founding member.

Anything else makes no sense to me.

Black Panther or Namor could fund the team but it would have to be way more international in flavor than it usually is.

Jan's rich but I don't think she's Tony rich, also she has two companies to run.

[Digifiend]

Jan's rich but I don't think she's Tony rich, also she has two companies to run.

And she's Nadia's guardian now too.