it seems to suffer no financial stress. In the show, the landlady is Courtney Bonner-Davis (voiced by Laura Drummond). The building has both been launched into space and submerged underground. The Baxter Building appears in several The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes episodes. In "The Man Who Stole Tomorrow", "Ravonna" is kept alive in stasis at the Baxter Building and a version of "H.E.R.B.I.E." is seen. In "The Private War of Doctor Doom", the Baxter Building is invaded by Doctor Doom. In "Secret Invasion", the "Skrull" temporarily transport the Baxter Building to another dimension. The Baxter Building is first referenced in the episode "Masters of Evil", which references a Baxter building tenant in the a headline that reads "Replaced By Aliens... Baxter Tenant Speaks". The Baxter Building is also where the portal to the "Negative Zone" prison is located in the show. The Baxter Building appears in the Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. episode "The Collector", where The Thing hosts a poker game against Hulk, Red Hulk, and She-Hulk, before being captured by The Collector. In "Into the Negative Zone", Hulk traveled to the Baxter Building in New York to use the Fantastic Four's Negative Zone portal. Film It appeared in the 2005 Fantastic Four film, being displayed as an art-deco apartment block, where Reed Richards (Ioan Gruffudd) had rented the entire top floor and turned it into a laboratory/home. Victor Von Doom (Julian McMahon) referenced many times that he couldn't pay the bills to keep the lights running. Vancouver's Marine Building was selected as the filming location for the Baxter Building due to its art deco appearance. In the 2007 film Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, the Baxter Building roof was the setting for Reed Richards and Susan Storm's wedding. To reflect the Fantastic Four's increased prosperity, the depiction of the Baxter Building was updated. According to screenwriter Don Payne, "The Baxter Building, because they're more successful and making more money, has been refurbished. So it's not as grungy, more high tech." In the 2015 reboot Fantastic Four film, the Baxter Building is renamed the Baxter Institute, and is depicted as a government funded think tank for scientific youngsters, founded by Franklin Storm. After successfully demonstrating teleportation engineer, an amazed Franklin invites Reed to the Baxter (along with daughter Sue and Victor von Doom) to help finish the institute's long-awaited Quantum Gate, which would eventually lead to