Space Gem
The Space Gem is an object that features in Marvel Comics.
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History
The Space Gem was one of the Infinity Gems where it was a relic capable of manipulating space It was said to be traced to a cosmic being that existed before all recorded time. Alone in the cosmos, the entity felt only a lonely existence leading to it ending its life and from its body emerged the Infinity Gems which included the Space Gem. (Thanos Quest v1 #2)
The stone was later used to reforge the Infinity Gauntlet that was being used by the Illuminati to save Earth-616 during an Incursion event that saw an alternate Earth about to collide with it. However, use of the Gauntlet resulted in the gem shattering in the effort to push away the other Earth and preventing a multiversal collision. (New Avengers v3 #3)
The gem came to bond with a person on Earth giving him space manipulation abilities where he went by the name Quantum. (Iron Man Annual v3 #1)
Overview
It allowed the bearer the power to manipulate space with them capable of tapping into it on a subconscious level. Through mental teleportation, the user was capable of arriving at a destination before they even realised that they were heading for it. (Thanos Quest v1 #2)
On a subconsciously level, it was able to increase their users speed. (Thanos Quest v1 #2) Powerful wielders were capable of unmooring themselves and others from gravity. (Infinity Wars v1 #5) Among the more powerful abilities one could use with the stone was to make a black hole. (Infinity Wars v1 #6)
The Space Stone had an entire world located within it with this being the Vast which was an endless emptiness of space. (Infinity Wars: Sleepwalker v1 #3)
Users
- Pip the Troll :
- Hulk :
- Quantum :
Notes
- The Soul Gems were created by Jim Starlin where they made their first appearance in Avengers Annual v1 #7 (August, 1977).
In other media
Television
Films
Video games
- In Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, the Space Stone featured in the setting of the crossover fighting video game.
Appearances
- Avengers v1: (1977)
- Thanos Quest v1:
- New Avengers v3:
- Infinity Wars v1:
- Iron Man Annual v3:
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