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Deadpool used these tools well, but he certainly couldn't have killed the powerful villain without them. Weapons like the Cosmic Cube, Infinity Gauntlet and the Enigma Force could enable practically anyone to defeat Thanos. In the second, coming between Thanos and Death was quite smart, breaking Thanos' spirit before defeating him.Īlthough Deadpool did manage to kill Thanos, he still needed some major power-ups to do the job. In the first case, using the Cosmic Cube to steal the Infinity Gauntlet from Thanos was quite clever, showing Deadpool's crafty mindset. Related: The Hellfire Gala Proves the X-Men STILL Haven’t Accepted Deadpoolīoth of these occasions are quite impressive, showing both Deadpool's wit and occasional heroism. Regardless, Deadpool vaporized Thanos out of Eternity's sight, which is quite the feat. According to Eternity, Thanos could have been killed by Captain Universe's power, or he could have been stowed away by Mistress Death until she needed him. However, it wasn't exactly clear if Thanos had actually died. This convinced Death to turn away from Thanos, discouraging The Mad Titan and resulting in his apparent death. Moreover, Deadpool used his wits to argue that, even though Thanos served Death, he simultaneously served life. The Mad Titan and the Merc With The Mouth engaged in an epic battle, with the red-clad mercenary emerging as the victor. Imbued with the power of the Enigma Force, Deadpool took the fight to Thanos. At his lowest point, the Uni-Power approached Deadpool, offering to make him the next Captain Universe. Naturally, Wade couldn't stand up to Thanos on his own. Deadpool realized that this was exactly what Death wanted, destroying all there was and ever will be, so he tried to stop Thanos. Death commanded them to punish Eternity, with Thanos determined to kill Eternity himself. The duo had just arrived to rescue Mistress Death from Eternity. Thanos was later killed by Deadpool in 2015's Deadpool vs. Although this death didn't stick, Deadpool still killed Thanos, if only for a moment. At the end of the story, however, Deadpool used the gauntlet to undo this meeting, so that Thanos lived and had no memory of Deadpool. Immediately afterwards, Deadpool jumped out of the Thanos-Copter, using the Infinity Gauntlet to blow up the Mad Titan. Related: Captain America Officially Names Marvel’s Most Dangerous Threats Deadpool used the cube to make the Mad Titan think he still held the Infinity Gauntlet, while the Merc With the Mouth stole the gauntlet for himself. Although Thanos thought he held onto unlimited power with the Cosmic Cube, he was sorely mistaken. Upon their escape, The Mad Titan took Deadpool on a ride in his Thanos-Copter. During their first meeting, Thanos hired Deadpool to steal the Cosmic Cube for him. This tale was framed as a "lost" issue, taking place around the same time as the original Infinity Gauntlet storyline.

The first time Deadpool killed Thanos took place in 2015's Deadpool #45, in a story by Gerry Duggan, Brian Posehn and Scott Koblish. Despite this glaring power disparity, Deadpool has still managed to kill Thanos on two separate occasions, with a little help from some of the most powerful forces in the Marvel Universe. While Deadpool isn't the joke he seems to be, he's certainly not on Thanos' power level on most days. The Mad Titan Thanos is one of Marvel's biggest threats.