The MCU lost a great character early on, and since fans couldn't accept it, they came up with a theory about their return.

The user followed up, asking Loeb to choose one TV character to make it into the movies, Loeb replied, "Coulson in the Avengers." Lola is Agent Coulson's flying 1962 Chevrolet Corvette.

Coulson died when Loki stabbed him with the scepter in The Avengers only to be resurrected by Nick Fury on Agents of SHIELD. He hasn't returned to the Marvel Cinematic Universe since.

Agents Phil Coulson is back in action but he has changed quite a bit since the last time he was operating in the Marvel Universe. SPOILERS for Avengers #11 by Jason Aaron, Ed McGuinness, and Cory ...

How Agent Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg) faked his own death will be explained in "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." ABC #Coulsonlives. That’s both a Twitter hashtag and a popular request from fans of the ...

Definitely Agent Coulson is really shrewd, he doesn’t get into fights that he can’t win. So he’s waiting for the right moment, for a feeble enough opponent to come along.

While Avengers: Infinity War is already jam-packed with more than 20 heroes amassed across the MCU, there’s still hope for this long-awaited reunion. “It’s certainly something that will get ...

Phil Coulson is the physical embodiment of the Death Stone, with his Infinity Stone-powered team getting a sweet new base that rivals Avengers Tower.

Phil Coulson finally has powers as an official superhero, ... returns from the dead bearing a new Infinity Stone – just in ...

SHEILD director Nick Fury may be pulling the superheroic strings of Marvel’s cinematic universe, but it’s Clark Gregg’s Agent Phil Coulson who does the heavy lifting.

PHOTOS: ‘The Avengers’ Film Stills He also said insisted that The Avengers takes a different approach to Coulson and his role in the Marvel world. “Very diff dynamic in [ Iron Man ], Thor ...

Warning: This video is actually pretty horrifying and gnarly. Turns out that Agent Coulson’s return from the dead after The Avengers wasn’t quite as straightforward as he (and we) were ...