Peter Parker puts some distance between him and his challengers to overall scores with a dominant final week in March. Spider-Man returns to form and scores a stunning 19-point, “Hero of the Week” finish. He notches a team up in all four books in which he appears, including two surprise appearances in Daredevil and Jessica Jones. Black Panther has another good week but finishes in a somewhat distant second with 10 points. Deadpool and Moon Knight, two characters who are known for their split personalities, split third place. The masked vigilantes each score nine points. A pair of scrappy brawlers, Iron Fist and Logan, and a pair of girl geniuses, Moon Girl and Nadia Pym, each score seven points and create a four-way tie for fifth place. Despite her death in the previous week, Thor remains a top player in the Avengers “No Surrender” story. She scores six points for sole possession of ninth place. Bruce Banner continues his rampage through “No Surrender” and ties for tenth place with the young Spider-Man and the Scarlet one. The trio score five points apiece. Damnation continues to promote the rest of the Midnight Sons, especially Ghost Rider who deals with confronting his literal inner demon, but Doctor Strange, the event’s main character, needs to shake his possession to benefit from his starring role. IN a touching moment, two of the Champions say goodbye to one another at the end of Mark Waid’s run on the series, but neither Cyclops or Ms. Marvel are represented in this month of the Fantasy Comic League.

Hero and power usages are a combination of all Fantasy Comic League divisions: Asgard, Danger Room, Knowhere, Latveria, Midtown, Multiverse and Wakanda. League participants should cross-reference the official points with their hero roster and drafted powers for their heroes’ scores. Please make sure to tweet any questions or comments to the official #FantasyComicLeague tag and @MixedMarvelArts for discussion!