The fact that the Infinity Stones work without the original glove and remain stable using Iron Man's Mark 42 armor is a revelation for how the stones work and what they can do. So, let's review ...

Avengers Endgame’s final battle involving Earth’s Mightiest Heroes came to a stunning end when Iron Man (played by Robert Downey Jr) stole the Infinity Stones from Thanos (Josh Brolin ...

A last variant of the theory is that when Tony Stark created a new element in Iron Man 2 he inadvertently created a sixth Infinity Stone. This seems particularly unlikely since, as brilliant as ...

Stephen McFeely: “That’s right if it’s unclear how he got them, it’s two similar gloves ... Iron Man was able to simple manipulate the nanobytes in both gauntlets to shift the Infinity ...

But in fact, these objects are Infinity Stones: a group of gems that grant ... Here’s a quick summary: Iron Man and Captain America feud over whether the government should regulate superheroes ...

What if Tony Stark invented a synthetic Infinity Stone and used it to power his Arc Reactor (aka, the glowing thing that fits into his chest and powers his Iron Man suit)? This isn't just a "what if?" ...

Having managed to secure the Stones, they faced a past version of Thanos in an epic final battle. Ultimately, it was Iron Man who fashioned his own Infinity Gauntlet and used the power of the ...

In Avengers: Endgame, Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr) killed Thanos (Josh Brolin) by snapping his fingers when he wielded the infinity gauntlet. But in Avengers: Infinity War, the Thanos who was on ...

In the 10 years since Iron Man, Marvel has created a complex and ... again his role with Infinity Stones promises to be key in Infinity War. Ok, so the above is a primer for those who want ...