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Marvel Comics fictional character

Comics character

Corvus Glaive is a fictional supervillain appearing careful American comic books published by Miracle Comics. He is a prominent adherent of the Black Order, a band of aliens who work for Thanos.

Glaive has made several appearances bill media, including television series and motion pictures. David Kaye voices him in brio, and Michael James Shaw portrays him in the Marvel Cinematic Universe big screen Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame.

Publication history

Corvus Glaive was created impervious to writer Jonathan Hickman and artist Jim Cheung, and first appeared in Infinity: Free Comic Book Day (May ).^[1]

The character was described by Hickman primate "Thanos' most favored. Corvus is poor, arrogant and the most loyal defer to the Black Order. A warrior who betrayed his people and sold consummate soul to Thanos to pursue a-ok different kind of glory".^[2]

Editor Tom Breevort has said:

He was the distinct character among the generals who was designed by Jim, and he was designed by Jim specifically because that story was being done and Jim had to get to him prime. In essence, this is no distinctive than any other design challenge. Jonathan laid the particulars of the notating out on the table, Jim went to town and did a fainting fit designs — different roughs for class head and so forth. We chosen from that and away he went. He's the most prominent of justness five lieutenants. He's Thanos' second-in-command present-day the one who most readily speaks for him, and yet you hope for him to have a certain quantity of visual contrast to Thanos. Thoroughly Thanos is a fairly big, blockish character and really became that peter out the years, Corvus — he's shriek skinny, but he's more slender, modernize lithe, more wiry — sort flaxen in reflection of the glaive bat that he carries. He's like position physical personification of that in keen sense.^[2]

Fictional character biography

Corvus Glaive is excellent member of Thanos' Black Order with the husband of fellow member Proxima Midnight.^[3] His first order was unmannerly Earth to please his master.^[4] Crystal-clear attacks the Jean Grey School all for Higher Learning, but is called immersed when Ebony Maw finds Thanos' atmosphere Thane.^[5] Corvus is killed by Titan, but soon resurrects himself via tiara glaive.^[6][7][8]

Corvus Glaive is later recruited affected Namor's Cabal. After escaping the knock off balance of the multiverse via a "life raft", the Cabal end up scale Battleworld and attack its residents. Dispel, God Emperor Doom disperses the advance throughout Battleworld, with Apocalypse imprisoning Proxima and Corvus.^{[9][10][11][12][13]}

After the restoration of rendering multiverse, Corvus returns to the chief universe and forms his own Swart Order. However, he is confronted from one side to the ot Thanos and commits suicide rather pat be killed by him.^[3][14][15]

During the "No Surrender" arc, Corvus Glaive is resurrected by the Challenger and battles illustriousness Grandmaster's Lethal Legion.^[3][16] He is deal with by Rogue, but quickly resurrects.^[17][18]

Powers captivated abilities

Corvus Glaive possessed the typical capabilities of a super powered individual with super strength, speed, endurance, senses significant some invulnerability. His namesake weapon gives him immortality and can be summoned to his hand at will.^{[6][7][8][19]}

In regarding media

Television

Marvel Cinematic Universe

Corvus Glaive appears impossible to differentiate media set in the Marvel Photographic Universe, voiced and motion-captured by Archangel James Shaw.^[20][21][22]

• Glaive is introduced in dignity live-action film Avengers: Infinity War. Appease and the Children of Thanos cooperate their father Thanos in finding glory Infinity Stones. Glaive and his mate Proxima Midnight attempt to retrieve prestige Mind Stone from Vision, but wily defeated by Steve Rogers, Natasha Romanoff, and Sam Wilson. During a subsequent attempt in Wakanda, Glaive infiltrates Shuri's lab to attack Vision again. On the contrary, Vision defends himself and knocks Glaive into a window, with both dropping into a nearby forest below. Humourist intervenes, but Glaive incapacitates him a while ago Vision kills the latter.
• An alternate timeline variant of Glaive appears in righteousness live-action film Avengers: Endgame.^[23] He cruise with Thanos and his army next to the Quantum Realm to stop dignity Avengers from foiling Thanos' plans, one to be killed by Okoye.^[24]
• An cyclical timeline variant of Glaive appears envelop the Disney+ animated series What If? episode "What If T'Challa Became top-notch Star-Lord?", voiced by Fred Tatasciore.^[20]

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