DC Comics has nothing to do with Thanos. Thanos belongs strictly to the Marvel realm. DC has its own rich and diverse cast of antagonists and storylines that are separate from Marvel's.
Thanos shows up in a bunch of Marvel comics. Like in 'Avengers: Infinity' and 'Thanos Rising', he's a key character with significant plotlines.
Yes, sometimes. DC Comics does incorporate elements of convergence in continuity, but it can vary depending on the specific storylines and reboots.
It varies depending on the comic storyline. Sometimes Thor manages to gain the upper hand, while other times Thanos proves too powerful.
There are many battles. Like against Ares, Cheetah, and various other villains. Each battle showcases Wonder Woman's strength and determination.
Spider-Man comics sometimes incorporate Thanos as a powerful villain, creating intense conflicts and challenges for Spider-Man.
There are several. One major one is when Thanos attempts to wipe out half of all life in the universe to prove his love for Death. Another could be his battles with heroes who try to stop his genocidal plans.
One significant event is her battles with Wonder Woman. Circe often sees Wonder Woman as an obstacle to her plans and they engage in intense magical duels. Another event could be her attempts to take over certain realms within the DC universe using her magic.
The results differ. Sometimes Hulk's rage gives him a moment of victory, but Thanos' overall power and resources often lead him to ultimate success in their encounters within the comics.
The confrontations between Cap and Thanos in comics are epic. Thanos often has the upper hand due to his immense power, but Cap never gives up easily. There are lots of plot twists and turns that keep readers on the edge of their seats.
There are several comics that showcase such battles. One popular one is 'Star Wars: Vader Down'.