Jessica Alba in Fantastic Four: The only female member in the Fantastic Four franchise and the second in command, Jessica Alba with her statuesque frame and unconventional powers almost overshadowed the boys in the film.

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Storm: While fellow combatant, X-Man Wolverine got his own film, Marvel’s most recognized female superhero, Storm has been leading the X-Men brigade for a while now. So,if speculation is to be believed, it’s only a matter of time before the role, eternalised by Halle Berry, got her own movie

Natalie Portman in Thor: A while back, Marvel revealed that an unidentified female character would be taking over the near invincible Thor. Last month it was revealed that Natalie Portman, who first brought the character of Dr Jane Foster alive in the original Thor movie, would be the new Thor

Jennifer Lawrence in The Hunger Games: Lawrence gained international acclaim primarily due to her stint in the ongoing Hunger Games. Leading the rebellion in the much-loved franchise, not only does she do complete justice to the character of Katniss Everdeen, she also portrays fine heroic skills and precision.

Melissa Benoist in Supergirl: An upcoming television series, it was only a matter of time before Supergirl, the biological cousin of Superman and one of the last surviving kryptonians got her moment under the sun.

Black Widow: Scarlett Johansson’s portrayal of the spy assassin aka Black Widow in The Avengers was par excellence to say the least. Also it should be noted that apart from her stand out role in the hit franchise, Scarlett also starred in Lucy as a new-age super powered character, and the movie beat Hercules and The Rock by quite a stretch. In fact, a We Want Widow hashtag was even trending on Twitter last month.