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Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War

Avengers: Infinity War Promo Art Features Black Order Lieutenant Proxima Midnight

Marvel at the cosmic supervillain known as Proxima Midnight in this newly-uncovered promo art for Avengers: Infinity War.
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Though Black Panther is currently the talk of the town what with its advanced ticket sales and sky-high box office projections, Marvel Studios has another two movies pegged for release in 2018.

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The first needs no introduction, of course, as it stands as the culmination of the MCU – so far, at least – and its rich, unprecedented legacy, while the other will pay a visit to Ant-Man and the Wasp before the year’s end.

On the topic of Avengers: Infinity War, though, we’re now beginning to see the fruits of Marvel’s merchandise push, as LEGO sets and MCU-themed collectibles continue to find their way online. The latest looks to have been pulled from a series of action figures, with each purple-tinged box featuring the artwork of its respective character. We have three for you today: Captain America/Nomad, Peter Parker/Iron Spider and the cosmic supervillain known as Proxima Midnight.

She’s one of Thanos’ leading lieutenants and a member of the so-called Black Order. In the original comics, they’re described as an intergalactic task force who just so happen to be the Mad Titan’s adopted children – a title Proxima shares with Ebony Maw, Corvus Glaive (AKA Black Dwarf) and the unruly Cull Obsidian.

So far, we’ve only caught a glimpse of Proxima Midnight launching some form of alien spear at the bearded Steve Rogers, while Infinity War‘s trailer campaign has also teased the moment when Paul Bettany’s Vision has a nasty (and potentially fatal?) encounter with a member of the Black Order. That said, the intellectual demi-god has been confirmed for Avengers 4, so we imagine he’ll live to fight another day.

“It’s all been leading to this…” Avengers: Infinity War tumbles off the Marvel production line on May 4th.


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