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> Here is the "rematch" in against Eternity Here is the end result of that fight Here is the ultimate consequence of that fight Here is arguably one of Thanos' greatest accomplishments

"Marvel Universe: The End"



> Thanos did fight against the Beyonder/Kosmos/Maker, one of the most powerful entities in all Marvel. Although not at full power( pre-retcon beyonder was imaginably powerful), the Beyonder is nowadays a cosmic cube with awareness in a physical body.

"Thanos: Redemption"


> Thanos against Galactus

"Thanos: Redemption"


> Thanos vs. the Champion, one of the Elders of the Galaxy who is nearly invincible.

"The Thanos Quest", which is collected in "Silver Surfer: Rebirth of Thanos" and is the prelude to "Infinity Gauntlet"

My buddy gave me a copy of Gaunt's Ghosts for my first read. I'd recommend you do the same.

They're brilliantly written, paint a rich picture of the 40k universe, and Ibram Gaunt is among the most bad ass people (IMO) you'll ever read about.

However, the entire 40k universe is full of incredible characters.

Yeah I liked the Brian Michael Bendis run of Moon Knight

i found it on amazon

https://www.amazon.com/Ephiphany-Thanos-Jim-Starlin/dp/078511355X

Requesting Tyrantis from The Atomic Time of Monsters.

Below. Since you wanted to see it.

https://pastebin.com/JA65jr6W

https://www.amazon.com/Gods-Mars-Warhammer-Graham-McNeill/dp/1849708495

X. Appendix

A. Suggested Reading

• Core Canon
  
  
  • Wolverine (1982)
    
    
  • Weapon X
    
    
  • Origin
    
    
  • Death of Wolverine
    
    
• Highly Recommended
  
  
  • (Uncanny) X-Men, Vol. 1, pretty much any/all of the Claremont stuff beginning with Giant Size X-Men, but to choose some issues that significantly feature or focus on Wolverine , maybe ##109-116, 132-133, 139-142, 162-167, 172-173, 205, 210-213, 251-252, 256-258
    
    
  • Fatal Attractions
    
    
  • Uncanny X-Force, Vol. 1, especially ##1-18
    
    
  • Wolverine: Enemy of the State/Agent of SHIELD
    
    
  • Wolverine: Old Man Logan
    
    
  • Astonishing Spider-Man & Wolverine
    
    
  • Old Man Logan, vol. 2 (2016), Lemire's run ##1-24
    
    
  • Logan (2008)
    
    
• Extended Reading--good, solid, or just interesting stories that don't get as much attention (imo of course)
  
  
  • Wolverine, Vol, 2, ##1-10: early, pulpy Madripoor stuff by Claremont and Buscema on pencils
    
    
  • Kitty Pryde and Wolverine: another adventure in Japan that sheds light on Wolverine's past and character
    
    
  • Wolverine, Vol. 2, ##31-57: some silly stuff in there, but often fun and Silvestri on pencils makes the best of it
    
    
  • X-Men, Vol. 2, ##1-7: Wolverine features as a large part of the X-Men Blue team, and some of his background gets covered w/ now classic Jim Lee art (I'll let you decide if that's a good or bad thing)
    
    
  • Wolverine, Vol. 2; ##75-90; wolverine deals with the trauma of losing is adamantium (but hasn't gone feral yet); Adam Kubert on pencils really cuts loose in some of these issues
    
    
  • Wolverine Annual, '95
    
    
  • Wolverine: The Best There Is, ##1-7
    
    
  • Wolverine: Bloody Choices
    
    
  • Havok and Wolverine: Meltdown
    
    
• Choices I've heard people enjoy, but I'm not super into
  
  
  • Wolverine & the X-Men, Vol. 1
    
    
  • Wolverine, Vol. 4, ##1-16: Wolverine goes to Hell
    
     
    
    B. Op-ed Content
    
    
• Killing Wolverine
  
  
• Dismembering Wolverine
  
  
• Wolverine and Nitro is a stupid feat and shouldn't be used
  
  
• Every time someone uses a Wolverine feat from Garth Ennis comics a little part of me dies
  
  
• Wolverine can swim
  
  
• Could Wolverine cut Luke Cage or Superman?
  
  
• More
  
   
  
  C. Miscellaneous
  
  
• You think you had a rough week...
  
  
• Being remembered poorly by Wolverine is cause for alarm
  
  
• The Wolverine don't care
  
  
• Good at baking cakes
  
  
• Knows what he wants for his birthday
  
  
• Passionate about animals, I mean really passionate
  
  
• Imparts his wisdom on younger generations