The MCU has no issue with dealing out death to villains, but despite all odds, there is one villain who remains at large in ...

T he finale of Avengers: Endgame likely dooms one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s most abhorrent villains to a fate worse than death. The Red Skull, who is Captain America’s primary nemesis ...

Thanos does so by killing Gamora, after which he wakes up at the bottom of the mountain where he found Red Skull, with the stone in hand. What happened to Red Skull, though, is never discussed.

Likewise, the way Red Skull talks about the Soul Stone is similar — it’s the stone itself imposing the sacrificial test on Thanos moments later, when Thanos had to murder Gamora before being ...

“Thanos was sleeping a lot and was a little unsteady; sometimes he’d fall down while walking,” said Heather Figueroa, 31, a biological science student at the University of New Hampshire.

The actor who portrays Red Skull in the MCU spoke on his version of the Hydra commander, and whether or not he survived Thanos' snap.

Sunday's Avengers Assemble episode finds Thanos affiliated with the Cosmic Skull, who's gotten his antagonistic mitts on the Tesseract. A weapon of that magnitude doesn't bode well for Earth, ...

Thanos finally learned the location of the Soul Stone, the last Infinity Stone he needed to complete the Infinity Gauntlet, thanks to his “daughter,” Gamora. The Stone was located on the ...

One of the biggest surprises of 2018’s “Avengers: Infinity War” was when the Red Skull revealed himself on the planet Vormir, where he’s cursed in a purgatory state to serve as a guide to ...

Red Skull has been hanging out in the limbo of Vormir guarding the Soul Stone, but now that Thanos has the Stone, there are more questions regarding the onetime villain.

The fight between Hulk and Thanos goes to Hulk after Colleen Wing – who now possesses the Mind Stone – steps in and thrusts her sword into Thanos’ skull. Hulk then gives one last punch to ...

Red Skull. Disney // Paramount. Pre-Thanos, the MCU got a fair amount of grief for their portrayal of villains, who were often labelled as underdeveloped and second fiddle to the heroes.