To Save Valhalla!

SPIDER-MAN

Seeing Thanos, Spidey tosses a spidey-tracer on Thanos' big blue back. If the distance seems too far for a toss, Spidey will stick a tracer on his webshooter, and shoot a line of webbing across the distance, so that the web will carry the tracer to Thanos.

Then he will acrobatically jump, swing and stick to the side of the giant boat of the dead, waving his arms at the giants and shouting in an annoying teen voice: "Run, run, run as fast as you can! You can't catch me! I am your friendly neighborhood SPIDER-MAN!!" (He is hoping they will rush at the boat, and he can nimbly leap aside at the very last microsecond, allowing them to crash into it.)

"YES WE CAN. WE CAN CATCH YOU AND GOBBLE YOU UP!"

They can't. They run headlong into the boat and knock themselves out, denting the boat in the process.

STORM

Can a wind help slow or move ths ship? If so, Storm will try to aid in keeping it from colliding with Valhalla.

Well, it's a SAILING ship ... so yes. A hundred times yes. Wind is what it's FOR.

A mighty wind bellies out the sails of the Grave Ship, slowing its ponderous progress. Indeed, it would have reversed it altogether, had not the grave-cobweb sails torn apart under the gale, snapping the masts with them.

ANT MAN

Ant Man will jump in between the ship and the mead hall of Valhalla and try to catch it. He thinks of his daughter, Cassie, and thinks, "If I don't live through this, sweetie, I hope you will be all right!"

You know, maybe she will. Her new dad isn’t such a jerk. But she’ll be better off if Scott’s watching over her!

Ant-Man does indeed get between the ship and the hall.

He does indeed catch the ship.

STOPPING it, though, is pretty darn near impossible. But he does slow it down, and also lift up the bow so it's pointing upward, not level. In fact, if he let go right now, it might pass harmlessly OVER Valhalla, not INTO it.

INVISIBLE GIRL

Sue puts up a force field shaped like a inclined plane in front of the mead hall, so that if the ship of the dead makes it so far, the prow will be gradually turned aside.

The force field catches the bow of the ship just as it elevates beyond Ant-Man's reach. The ship continues up the plane, over the spired tops of Valhalla, and off into the air. The strain is incredible, but Sue can hold it until it's safely over the Mires of Despair, and then either slant it back downwards, or just drop it.

(Sue knows exactly what it feels like moments before she can't hold it any more and lets go. It feels like the Hulk straining against her forcefield. She's not there yet.)

She asks the Vision and Wanda if either can tell where Thanos went or what happened inside the Falling Tower.

Wanda says, "I shall see."

She has seen beyond the edge of the Universe. Perhaps something there will be visible to her now. Her eyes probably get that strange, zoned look and her hands semi-involuntarily make arcane gestures, as if summoning powers beyond mortal space and ordinary time.

Thanos has two minions, red and green, who are receding through folded space. The red one is headed for a distant world orbiting a triple yellow star, while the green one plunges into the Sun, Earth's Sun, then out the other side! Wanda cannot see through the Sun, and for some strange reason cannot see AROUND it, either.

Thanos, meanwhile, retreats to the Andromeda Galaxy, very much like our own, and angles his course to home in on a sun much like our own, circled by seven concentric asteroid belts, which is not like our own. Six of the belts are rocks, with glinting bits of metal and ice mixed in, but the third one out from the star is all metal and ice, shaped not like jagged rocks, but like smoothly curved teardrops, as though not shattered, but melted ...

Thanos alights on a massive black stone throne spinning slowly on a chunk of ivory in asteroid-choked space. Figures, male and female, emerge from the stark, airless shadows, bowing their cloaked heads and gathering about the throne. Thanos holds up his massive golden glove, with the Blue Cube radiant upon the third knuckle, and chuckles.

Then he looks to the heavens, pans around, and settles directly on the Scarlet Witch, looking right into her eyes from a distance of two million light-years.

His gaze flicks a few meters away. It's where the Vision stands ...

And the mad purple Titan smiles.