Avengers: Infinity War is bringing with it an infinity of products. Some might be blockbusters (those Infinity Gauntlet hands) and some are just silly (Spidey soup). Here's a super-powered glimpse at our favorites.
Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America and Thor decorate the outside of this waffle iron, ($48, which converts to roughly £35 or AU$60) which creates four very differently shaped treats. (See next slide.)
They're not your traditional waffles, but if you need superpowers early in the morning, this might be for you. (See preceding slide for link and price.)
Baby Groot can offer you a cutting board, but if you ask him for recipe advice, he'll just say, "I am Groot!" The board goes for $13, which converts to roughly £10 orAU$15.
Maybe you shouldn't wear these Infinity Gauntlet earrings ($12, which converts to roughly £10 or AU$15) to a formal dinner at Avengers Mansion. Jarvis might not approve.
Good luck breaking into this piggy bank: It's shaped like Iron Man's Hulkbuster armor. There's a coin-release button on the bottom so you won't have to HULK SMASH when you're broke. It costs $8, which converts to roughly £5 or AU$10.
This Captain America-themed blaster ($20, which converts roughly to £15 or AU$25) doesn't seem that violent when you realize it's a Nerf set, shooting soft darts.
Forget Hulk Hands, this Infinity Gauntlet ($100, which converts roughly to £70 or AU$130) is the new hot glove for Marvel fans. Each of the six stones lights up and plays sounds, but at press time, it was out of stock at many online locations.
This Iron Man mask and goggles set ($50, or about £35 or AU$65) sits over your own augmented reality device for a game combining traditional role play with AR technology.
Aunt May would want Peter Parker to have a good square meal, and canned soup is probably something even Spidey can cook up. It costs about $2, which converts roughly to £1 or AU$2.
Space, the final frontier. Wait, wrong franchise. Oh well, these Infinity War pajama pants will put you to sleep in any galaxy. They cost $17, which converts roughly to £10 or AU$20.
Dress up your next family dinner party with salt and pepper shakers of Cap and Iron Man ($12, which converts roughly to £10 or AU$15). No, Grandma won't think it's weird, why do you ask?
Thanos' Infinity Gauntlet, in the form of a baggage tag, will guard your luggage on your next vacation. It'll cost you $12, which converts to about £10 or AU$15.
You'll never see Thanos this adorable in the movies or comics, but he's actually kinda cute as an emoji on this button. It'll cost you about $2 (roughly £1 or AU$2).
Feel like dancing with Groot? He rocks from side to side when powered by the sun, all while seated on a 1980s-appropriate boombox. ($15, which converts roughly to £10 or AU$20.)
