Thanos

The Mad Titan Thanos, a melancholy, brooding individual, consumed with the concept of death, sought out personal power and increased strength, endowing himself with cybernetic implants until he became more powerful than any of his brethren.

On Saturn's moon of Titan lived a colony of Eternals, and Thanos was born as one of the last sons of the original colonists, Mentor and Sui-San. However, he was born misshapen and monstrous in comparison to the other Eternals, particularly his handsome and carefree brother, Starfox, and Thanos grew into a melancholy, brooding individual, consumed with the concept of death.

Thanos (UK: /ˈθænɒs/, US: /ˈθænoʊs/) is a fictional supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character is usually depicted as a Titanian mutant–Eternal superbeing.

Thanos was one of the last sons of A'Lars, progenitor of the second colony of Eternals on Titan...

Thanos is an eternal with the deviant gene, making him unique and extremely powerful, even amongst his own kind. Above all else, Thanos loves and worships Mistress Death, the embodying entity of Death in the Marvel Universe. Few can equal his intelligence, strength, and ambition for power. Thanos has wielded the Cosmic Cube, the Infinity Gauntlet, and even the Heart of the Universe.

Here are the Marvel Comics superheroes and villains who could defeat the Titan, Thanos (without his Infinity Gauntlet) in a matter of seconds.

In the comic book world, Thanos is among Marvel’s coolest and most popular bad guys. So it’s no surprise that he soon made an appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Thanos has already made his presence felt in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, appearing in the credits scenes of both Avengers movies and making his first major appearance in between them with a role in Guardians of the Galaxy.

Thanos is a world-shattering threat in comics and soon on the big screen, but how tough is he really? These Marvel evildoers might be even worse.

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