That’s not to say there weren’t unexpected challenges. When the character, played by Corey Stoll as a multiverse reboot version of his Ant-Man character Darren Cross, shows up in Quantumania, he’s lethal but laughable: 5 pounds of face in a 1-ounce can with toothpick arms and legs.ĭigital Domain VFX supervisor Dave Hodgins While some fans are embracing M.O.D.O.K.’s inherent humor, others say his “unsettlingly strange” appearance is “terrible.” Sure, some find him so ugly he’s lovable, or admit to fascination with his baby butt, but he's odd at best. Or, at least, that’s what the hordes online seem to be suggesting. Perhaps the animated realm is where M.O.D.O.K. He’s also believed to be a bit unhinged, something that has endeared him to fans like Patton Oswalt, who cocreated and starred in a Hulu animated series about the lil’ maniac back in 2021.

is believed to be a mechanized organism designed only for killing, hence the name. Originally conceived as a scientist named George Tarleton who underwent genetic mutations in order to gain superhuman intelligence and-oops!-also somehow get turned into a giant floating head with tiny baby limbs, M.O.D.O.K.

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