Black Widow initially had a slightly different look

Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow has become a fashion icon in the Marvel film universe: it's an event that makes the headlines every time Widow changes her look. Well, Avengers: Infinity War has given Black Widow his most radical makeup to date, with a dye job for blond hair and a new fighting costume.

However, as you can see in the illustration below, War of InfinityBlack Widow could have had a very different type of metamorphosis:

This concept of War of Infinity The widow was created by Andy Park, Conceptual Artist at Marvel Studios. It retains the same camouflage color theme and the same design for the widow's new fighting costume, but constitutes the major starting point in retaining the red hair of Natasha Romanoff, as well as adding the d & # 39; s touch. 39, a red scarf around his neck. It's pretty cool, so why did Marvel Studios leave it on the floor of the editing room?

Well, as the artist himself has pointed out in the Twitter article, the design has not been used for a very good reason: it's a bit in contradiction with Black Widow's Avengers: Infinity War scenario. After the events of Captain America: Civil WarNatasha was marked as a fugitive with the rest of half of Captain America's Avengers team. At time War of InfinityThe "Secret Avengers" of Cape Town simultaneously performed heroic missions and avoided being captured by General "Thunderbolt" Ross for years; changing their appearance would be an essential survival tactic for members of the Cape team. As the most experienced spying master in the group, Widow would likely make a decision other than to cast his red hair with a large red scarf.

The interesting thing will be to see how the look of Black Widow changes to Avengers 4. Presumably, Cape Secret Avengers will not need to keep a profile so low after the defeats of The Snap, so Widow may be free to regain its usual luster.

Bad tactical function aside, what do you think of this alternative concept for Black widow in Avengers: Infinity War? Let us know in the comments!