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Thanos is no observer like the Mad Titan. He has consistently faced the Marvel Universe since 1973 when he made his debut in Iron Man # 55 - and some villains have proved formidable. He is the ultimate cosmic bad guy, his quest for Infinity Gauntlet and the ultimate control and destruction of the universe as we know it defines Marvel's space-centric stories for decades.

Thanos never had as high-profile what he is now. Between Solo Comic, his appearance in the Marvel Comics event series Infinity Wars and his appearance as the big badge of the Marvel Cinematic Universe coming to a head in Avengers: Infinity War, there has never been a better time to be a fan. You probably already know that he is a nihilistic cosmic warrior, set on a combination of the Infinity Gauntlet, allowing him to wipe out life as we know it. Set that aside, though, and you'll find a ton of attractive components for the character that is little known. the untold truth of Thanos is this!

You would think that a character as Thanos would be unique, having a somewhat unique origin. You would be wrong. It is not that he is a part of the character or anything of pre-characters, but he is certainly not the most unique creation in the history of comics. Writer and artist Jim Starlin conceived Thanos while in psychology class in college. This largely explains what Thanos is touted as such a compelling, complex villain - but Starlin also drew from a very popular established source.

Thanos is directly derived from characters created by another comics creator Jack Kirby. Starling based Thanos exclusively on the New Gods character Metron, but took the character more in the direction of Darkseid, the evil overlord of the planet  Apocalypse from the same series, as suggested by his editor.

 Fortunately, the resemblance is only skin deep. The two characters have varying levels of empathy and sympathy, with Thanos having previously fought alongside heroes. We think it is safe to say that is not really the style of Darkseid. However, the two were forever tied to each other.