Thanos’ Infinity Stones have become a defining part of Marvel lore, thanks to universe-shaping stories like Jim Starlin’s The Infinity Gauntlet (1991). Their legacy only grew stronger after being ...

Thanos did not just want to gather the Infinity Gems to complete the task Misteress Death gave him, he also wanted to put himself on the same level as his love.

Why Thanos couldn’t have snapped his fingers while wearing the Infinity Glove A "Goldilocks zone" of friction produces the perfect finger snap, study finds.

The Infinity Stones are omnipotent, so why does Thanos always insist on trying to embed them in his Gauntlet? The Mad Titan finally explains.

'Avengers: Infinity War' supervillain Thanos and the all-powerful Infinity Stones are at the heart of the Marvel movies. Here's how they fit together.

Thanos has his gauntlet built on Nidavellir by demanding the Dwarves forge him a glove capable of harnessing the power of the Infinity Stones.

After all, Thanos (Josh Brolin) is ludicrously powerful. In “Infinity War,” we see him barely break a sweat kicking the Hulk’s ass, fight off the combined might of dozens of heroes more than ...

Thanos is on a quest to gain all the Infinity Stones which will give him ultimate, universe ruling power. We’ve seen Thanos sparingly in the Marvel films, but he has been pivotal in a few.

In Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos wants to use all six Infinity Stones to destroy half the universe. So where are the Infinity Stones now?

The Infinity Stones have not only been present throughout the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe since its creation, they've shown up in a lot of movies, too.

Steve is really blocking the Infinity Stones, as he’s also controlling them at the moment when he’s in physical contact with the glove: I don’t believe it’s physically blocking Thanos’ hand.