New photos of Marvel's "Avengers: Infinity War" have been released, and fans are getting an inside look at what to expect for the upcoming blockbuster.
Entertainment Weekly dropped 15 (yes 15!) new covers that feature all your favorite superheroes like Iron Man, Black Panther and Captain America.
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Thor still hammer-less
In "Thor: Ragnarok," the god of thunder and lightning lost his mighty hammer when Hela, the goddess of death, destroyed it. But we also saw that he doesn't need his hammer to be a god and pack quite a punch.
Mighty Thanos
As we saw in the first trailer, Thanos already has a couple of his coveted Infinity Stones. In the EW cover, he looks to have two. If he gets all six and puts them on his Infinity Guantlet, he will wield uncontrollable power. Watch out Avengers.
Iron Spider
We got a glimpse of Spidey's new armor in "Spider-Man: Homecoming," but he turned it down and and the chance to be an Avenger. Now, Peter Parker is sporting the new suit, which comes with all kinds of upgrades.
How Captain Got His Grove Back
In "Captain America: Civil War," Steve Rogers gave up his shield after Iron Man said it didn't belong to him anymore.
In one of the covers and in the previous trailer, we see new shields attached to his arms and a grittier suit. Now, we know they are courtesy of his friends in Wakanda and the Black Panther!
Bucky and Rhodes are back!
In "Civil War," we not only saw Bucky lose his metal arm in a battle with Iron Man, we saw Rhodes aka War Machine tumble from the sky and possibly lose his ability to ever walk again.
In these covers, we see a whole new arm for the Winter Soldier, probably from Wakanda, where he's been living in secret and Rhodes is back in his War Machine suit.
New Iron Man Suit
Another new suit goes to Tony Stark aka Iron Man. This one is completely fresh with what looks to be wings of some sort. Obviously Tony knows if he's going face-to-face with Thanos, he has to bring it big time!
"Infinity War" hits theaters on April 27.
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