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(Spoilers for Captain Marvel ahead) All throughout Avengers: Infinity War , Thanos is after one thing. . . more like six. These are the infinity stones. Once they all come together, they make who ever wields them the most powerful being in the world. Thanos's main goal is to provide unlimited resources to the universe by using these six stones in a gauntlet, the infinity gauntlet, and snapping his fingers and erasing half of reality. At the end of Infinity War , we see Thanos achieve this goal and witness the deaths of beloved heroes like Spider-Man and Black Panther. Even though the gauntlet is destroyed, it seems as though the stones remain in one piece. Infinity War ends with Thanos watching a sun rise just as he told Doctor Strange he would do. The infinity stones are still a large part of the marvel universe and I thought I would make this quick review of all major appearances of each stone before Avengers: Endgame comes out. Space Stone  The First Stone we

In honor of  Avengers: Endgame , I thought that I would dive into a theory that I've been sitting on since the summer. Can the Pixar film The Incredibes be linked to the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Many would say no but I personally think that one character from The Incredibles can forge this link. I'm talking about none other, than Rusty McAllister AKA Tricycle Kid from the original Incredibles . My theory is that Rusty McAllister eventually became Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. Phil Coulson. Background Check During the course of The Incredibles , we see Rusty a total of three times. The first time is when he sees Mr. Incredible come home from work and lift his car into the air in rage from breaking the window. The second time he responds to Mr. Incredible's question "What are you waitng for?" with "I dunno. Something amazing, I guess". Finally, the last time, he sees the final confrontation with Syndrome and exclaims "That was totally wic