For Marvel fans, this Avengers-themed pumpkin scene has no chill


‘Internet, I am a terrible person.’
The Avengers: Infinity War has been perhaps the most talked about film of 2018, so Jill Trekell and her family’s choice on how to decorate their garden for Halloween this year was all too easy.
Using pumpkins, duct tape and ingenuity, the family from Seattle, Washington, recreated the scene which got tongues wagging – and if you’ve still not seen the film, be warned there are spoilers ahead.
Internet, I am a terrible person. ? pic.twitter.com/CrFNlfyuyZ
— Jill (@JillikinzSEA) October 29, 2018
That sensational recreation depicts the moment in the Marvel showpiece where Spider-Man, lying in the lap of fellow hero and friend Iron Man, disappears into nothingness – along with half of the population of the universe.
Spider-Man’s unfortunate dissolving is shrewdly illustrated with leaves in Jill’s garden, while the two costumes were used by her young twins last year.
Too soon ?.
— Hannah Baby (@Hannahbaby78) October 30, 2018
Just why!? ????? (but is amazing)
— L.R.C 05/05/2016 (@Luisa_Gossip_94) October 30, 2018
Add video + leaf blower
— Jim Blackheart (@JimBlackheart) October 30, 2018
The rather climactic, sequel-begging moment in the film is brought about by chief antagonist Thanos – who also made an appearance in Jill’s garden.
Here's the rest of the scene … with props to @Marvel for the inspiration. pic.twitter.com/c6uJTZsXgS
— Jill (@JillikinzSEA) October 30, 2018
One more angle. to complete the scene.@Marvel pic.twitter.com/ciDENk4hX0
— Jill (@JillikinzSEA) October 30, 2018
Poor pumpkin Captain America and his shield didn’t stand a chance against pumpkin Thanos’s Infinity Gauntlet, which Jill crafted expertly.
“The gauntlet is made from a repurposed oversized set of fists that I used for one of my kids’ Halloween costumes from several years ago when my twins went as Ralph and Felix from Wreck-it Ralph,” Jill, who works in medical research, told the Press Association.
“I covered the fist with yellow duct tape and my kids gave me ‘stones’ from their collection.”

As for Jill herself, she dressed up as Gamora, which gives some perspective on the real size of the mighty pumpkin superheroes.
Happy Halloween, mortals. pic.twitter.com/vOM1ZsI1r6
— Jill (@JillikinzSEA) October 31, 2018
“The message I’d share is that Halloween is such a great opportunity to bond with your family and friends in ways that you can’t at any other time of the year,” Jill added.