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[FONT="]By far the strongest and most powerful Titanian Eternal, Thanos is a superhuman mutant whose massive, heavy-bodied form was born with the capacity to synthesize cosmic energy for certain personal uses. Thanos has increased his powers through bionic amplification, mystical enhancement, and as a result of being resurrected by Deathitself.
[/FONT] [FONT="]He was deemed a Category 1 Life Ender by the Nova Corps, to have an "universal" threat level and to have been a one-time reality ender,[86] and was seemingly a Cosmic-level threat, being sent by the Shi'ar Imperial Guard to the core cell of a galactic gulag.[74][/FONT]
[FONT="]Superhuman Intelligence: Possibly Thanos' most dangerous ability is his mind. Thanos' intellect is dedicated to enhancing his own powers and to the annihilation of all life. Thanos is a genius in virtually all known fields of advanced science and has created technology far exceeding contemporary Earth science. He has also shown to quickly adapt to new battle situations, as shown in his fight with the Champion of the Universe, who outclassed him physically and whom he beat by dancing around him, blasting him with energy attacks and tricking him into destroying the planet they fought on.[87] Thanos has remarked that, compared to himself, Bruce Banner's intelligence is only great for human standards.[88][/FONT]
Thanos Is From Titan, A Moon Of Saturn That Is Home To A Beautiful Race Of Near-Gods
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Thanos Rising/Marvel ComicsThanos may seem like a threat from a distant galaxy, but he was actually born within the bounds of Earths solar system. Thanos comes from a race of Earth-originating Eternals - god-like beings that colonized Titan, one of Saturns moons. Most of the Titanian people are born flawless and beautiful, but Thanos is a purple-skinned, wrinkle-chinned aberration - in other words, a mutant. This mutation and further augmentations would ultimately grant Thanos far greater powers than the other Eternals, but it came at the cost of forever being an outsider on his utopian home planet. He is called a Deviant by his peers, referring to centuries-old prejudices. Of course, Thanos eventually slaughters the vast majority of Titans population in response to this ostracization, so it stands to reason that his childhood had a lasting impact on him.
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Welcome to Comic Book Legends Revealed! This is the six hundred and seventy-seventh week where we examine comic book legends and whether they are true or false.
NOTE: I noticed that the the CSBG Twitter page was nearing 10,000 followers. If we hit 10,050 followers on the the CSBG Twitter page then Ill do a BONUS edition of Comic Book Legends Revealed during the week that we hit 10,050. So three more legends! Sounds like a great deal, right?
Click here for Part 1 of this weeks Thanos-related legends. Click here for Part 2 of this weeks Thanos-related legends.
COMIC LEGEND:
Thanos was always a mutant.
STATUS:
False
Reader Will C. wrote in with this one, asking whether Jim Starlin always intended for Thanos to be a mutant different from the rest of the folks on Titan.
Obviously, this has been the case for many years, as we see in the Thanos Rising miniseries from a few years back by Jason Aaron and Simone Bianchi, where they showed his early years
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And when Jim Starlin had Adam Warlock explain Thanos whole deal to the Avengers in Avengers Annual #7, the fact that he is different from his father and brother is a notable thing
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Here, from Iron Man #55, we see Thanos and his father and brother
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However, that Iron Man #55 drawing is from the REPRINTED version of Iron Man #55.
In the original story, here is Thanos and his family (as told by Drax the Destroyer when he tells Iron Man how he, Drax, came to be)
So no, originally all of the Titans were purple like Thanos. The whole idea of Thanos being different-looking from the rest of the Titans was something that was developed later on and this is all just part of Marvels deal over the years where they would go back into old comic books and reprint them to reflect modern continuity, hence a number of reprinted versions of Iron Man #55 showing Starfox and Mentor with different color skin (thereby fixing the original comic).

Just finished Phoenix Resurrection and I've caught up to X-Men Red. Geez Phoenix Resurrection could have easily been 2-3 issues. The slow burn and it just leading to 1 serious talk between Jean and the Phoenix force is so anticlimactic. And of course it was obvious that no one was gonna die in this,so the sense of threat was quite not there.
I don't really like Jean's return lacks impact to the other xtitles. Even in X-Men Red, she is kinda on own team, coming up with her own squad and doesn't really interact with the other squads. The X-Men really feels divided and I don't like it. They are more like a corporation with different branches instead of 1 unit under the same HQ. The story of the hate machine, has been dome to death. It lacks originality. Honey Badger and Trinary could have been easily replaced by an under shown previous X-Women and made the roster more interesting. I still don't get why Gentle is in this. I like that they are using him but he has no purpose yet.
An annual already?