I can't find anything but when Thanos snapped his fingers in The Infinity Gauntlet who died from the snap? Did Mary Jane survive or did she get dusted? What was different from the film version?
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Who were victims of the Snap in the comics version?
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There wasn't really an arc where people on earth disappeared, he kind of just blew some planets/star systems up with it.
He killed Captain America for a hot minute I guess.
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The only one I can remember off the top of my head was that Japan destroyed. But yeah, someone said earlier that it's not very long. I think Nebula grabs the gauntlet after...an hour, maybe? And then reverts everything almost instantly. So, people are gone for like an hour or so.
Off the top of my head I remember
All 4 Fantastic Four members
Luke Cage and Iron Fist
Dagger (Tandy Bowen)
Jean Grey
There's a panel that I'm sure Slayven can access quicker than any mere mortal that basically had a computer screen of people. The beginning of Endgame referenced this quite nicely.
All 4 Fantastic Four members
Luke Cage and Iron Fist
Dagger (Tandy Bowen)
Jean Grey
There's a panel that I'm sure Slayven can access quicker than any mere mortal that basically had a computer screen of people. The beginning of Endgame referenced this quite nicely.
Huh? People disappeared in the first issue of Infinity Gauntlet.
It maniuplates the soul and soul energy. You can resurrect people, take people's souls, counter magic, etc Esoteric shit
Yeah, she reverts everything to the way it was 24 hours ago when she gets the gauntlet.
I'll take your word for it. Its been awhile.
Like twenty five years.
I always wish he did something besides a snap in the movies. It was mentioned all it would take is a snap to win or whatever the quote was, which I always took to mean whatever he thought he could do. Then it really came out that he just wanted to snap. Still love the two movies, but I would have been fine with some other ideas too.
I love how the MCU made the snap have more lasting consequences. I just kinda wanted crazy, Imma fuck death, Thanos in the movie. Not the almost somber balancer that he believed he was.
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I remember Rick Jones got his ass dusted.
And as WaveBird mentions I felt like too much emphasis was put on the snap in the movies, especially with the Gauntlet frying from it. In the comic he does a lot of crazy shit while he has it (poor Nebula, and that's saying something since comic version doesn't have the redeemability the movie version does. At least at the point of the story never seen much of her since don't know what she has done since if anything) and while he may have snapped his fingers at that point he didn't have to it was a f you gesture not a requirement.
And as WaveBird mentions I felt like too much emphasis was put on the snap in the movies, especially with the Gauntlet frying from it. In the comic he does a lot of crazy shit while he has it (poor Nebula, and that's saying something since comic version doesn't have the redeemability the movie version does. At least at the point of the story never seen much of her since don't know what she has done since if anything) and while he may have snapped his fingers at that point he didn't have to it was a f you gesture not a requirement.
Who knows. Nothing would surprise me especially if they're willing to do the Eternals... Not that I care for them but it's crazy to think they're doing it at all.
pretty much all the heroes, he reshaped the universe in his image and made thousand of planets just to have all the people in them killed 24/7/365 to offer as tribute to Lady Death. he beat the crap out of all the cosmic entities and destroyed multiple star systems in the process.
It was, but that whole style that Ron Lim was doing of cramming so many heroes in a page with their various signature and personality poses and exotic costumes was a big thing in the 80s. Made super popular by artists like George Perez and such. I just love old Marvel.
Doesn't like all of California fall into the sea?
Also I remember Thanos turned Nova into a bunch of cubes. I wish we would have gotten something this bonkers in the movies.
RIP Spider-man's amazing friends.
Also I remember Thanos turned Nova into a bunch of cubes. I wish we would have gotten something this bonkers in the movies.
RIP Spider-man's amazing friends.
Hulk was Professor Hulk in the comic as well. Not that it helped. They all get wrecked.
The biggest change is of course Thanos motivation and how they beat him. Both are better in the movie, to be honest.
The biggest change is of course Thanos motivation and how they beat him. Both are better in the movie, to be honest.
He knew who the real threats were, it's why the Fantastic Four were taken out as well. They hand Galactus and Annihilus his ass every other weekend, he's not taking chances.
He does turn Drax into blocks and Mantis into ribbons (momentarily)
Oh yeaaaaaaah. Shit, I genuinely forgot all about that. Request for cubes retracted.
The snap was like the least destructive thing Thanos did in The Infinity Gauntlet.
No, Nebula is definitely the one who reverses everything Thanos did, Warlock stops all the craziness that Nebula was getting up to afterwards.
Towards the end of the book Gods were throwing whole planets at Thanos as well, just as ammo, really. Shit got pretty wild.
Thanks for the annual reminder that US Agent exists.There's a big old screen of 'missing' superheroes, but that's it.
