In comics, the Tesseract was first introduced in 1966's Tales of Suspense #79. The cube was stolen by the villainous Red Skull, who attempted to use it to conquer the world.

Loki retrieved the Tesseract from Project P.E.G.A.S.U.S. with ease at the beginning of The Avengers, and with the help of some brainwashed individuals, including Erik Selvig, he was eventually ...

The Tesseract is a significant magical artifact in the MCU, originally introduced as the Cosmic Cube from Marvel comics. The Tesseract holds the Space Stone, granting it the power to open ...

But what happens when you hook up the motion controller to a giant cube containing 216 fire-spitting terminals? It’s called the Tesseract, and it’s an experience as much as a work of art.

The word “tesseract” refers to something else in other circumstances. It specifically describes a shape: a visual representation of a cube existing in the three spacial dimensions and the ...

Check out the Hugo Weaving, Cosmic Cube (Tesseract) photo below and leave your thoughts on it. Captain America: The First Avenger will be released in theaters on July 22, 2011.

The 500cc EUR9000 (US$12,600) four-wheeler 4D is due towards the end of next year (2011) and is much closer in layout to the stunning Yamaha Tesseract prototype shown at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2007.

In those films, a blue cube that first popped up in “Captain America: The First Avenger,” later revealed to be an infinity stone, is called a tesseract. It was first used to power the super ...