Most Marvel fans can name the six Infinity Stones in Thanos' Infinity Gauntlet, but there are two more stones in the pages of Marvel Comics.

The six gems were key to Thanos’ plan in Infinity War, but let’s talk about what happened after Endgame. WandaVision reminds us they’re still in play after Avengers: Endgame.

The Infinity Stones were created at the dawn of the universe by cosmic entities who bent all of existence to their will. The six stones control one of the following: Space, Reality, Power, Mind ...

In the comics, the Infinity Stones were known as Infinity Gems, and the first of which (the Soul Gem) was introduced in Marvel Premiere #1 in April 1972.

The Infinity Stones, which are often referred to as Infinity Gems, made their debut in comic books in the 1970s. They were scattered around the cosmos and were made by a creature known as the ...

In "Avengers: Infinity War," Gamora's dad, Thanos, went on a journey to collect all six Infinity Stones. You know, this guy. ... Before creation itself, there were six singularities.

In the comics, Thanos has already had all six Infinity Gems, as they were known at the time, in his possession. That did not go well for just about every other living being in existence.

Make no mistake about it — the Infinity Stones are destroyed. Thanks to some peculiar wording by Thanos (Josh Brolin) in Avengers: Endgame, some speculated the cosmic MacGuffins were still ...

That is, of course, until the House of Ideas revealed how the Infinity Stones were formed earlier this week. WARNING: Major spoilers for Infinity Wars #5 are up ahead.

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 ...