Thanos is on a mission to reacquire the Infinity Stones and use the powerful gems to control reality itself. However, getting the stones isn't as simple as finding them and putting them into his ...

In a bold change to Marvel lore, the Infinity Gauntlet has a new owner - and they couldn't be more different from the iconic Mad Titan Thanos. Many of the most important beings in the galaxy ...

Thanos has to die. Right? After decimating the universe's population in "Infinity War," he seemed only to begin to tap into the power of the gauntlet, jeweled with six Infinity Gems that control ...

By placing the stones inside a metal "Infinity Gauntlet," Thanos planned to wipe out half of all the living creatures in the universe with a mere snap of his fingers. But for some of the ...

When you have all the gems, you have the ability to warp reality itself, and Thanos did just that in Infinity Gauntlet, which remains the most notable Thanos story. The Mad Titan blinked half of ...

And it sounds like Thanos had better definitely watch out for Nebula. In the Infinity Gauntlet comics on which the movies are based, she is the one who eventually takes hold of the Infinity ...

You need a mechanism through which to channel them, so thus, the Infinity Gauntlet gets brought into play. Just like his comic book counterpart, the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Thanos used the ...

Avengers: Endgame spoilers ahead.At the end of Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos snaps his gauntlet-covered fingers and erases half of all the living creatures in the universe.Then, he goes and sits ...

Here's who they are. It goes back to the comics, of course. In the original Infinity Gauntlet series, written by Thanos creator Jim Starlin, the moment that directly inspired Infinity War's ...

Thanos takes the reality-altering stone from the Collector's (Benicio Del Toro) museum and crystallizes it for his Gauntlet. The stone with the dullest name is also, arguably, the most dangerous one.