It looks like the Parker Robbins still hasn't learned his lesson about messing with forces he can't comprehend. He couldn't control Dormammu's powers, he didn't understand the dangers of the Norn stones, and in January he's decided to make a grab for the Infinite Gems. Who wants to wager that's not going to turn out to well for him either?

Last I checked, it was against the desire of the Living Tribunal to make the gems (well, technically the gauntlet) work together. So he can't do it. Secondly, if Thanos couldn't do it and Thanos is a completely different class, how on earth is the Hood to do it? He's kind of a low level baddie in comparison to the Titan.

most of them never really do

" @turoksonofstone:  I was actually referring to Parker Robbins The Hood of Marvel not Jason Todd. "

" @turoksonofstone: I love The Hood. His on my top five favorite villains list. Hope he gets his revenge on Tigra for making him look like an idiot . "

 Brian Vaughan, same guy who made the Runaways. 

Really? Cool. He's a great character, some of the runaways are cool too!

It's ballsy, but it won't work out to his advantage

" he didn't understand the dangers of the Norn stones"

Sometimes when you fail, you just wanna do the same thing over again, with even more ambition. fail again, and you know, papa didn't raise no quitter! 

" @Shadowsnake89 said:

" he didn't understand the dangers of the Norn stones"

Did he have to?  "

I'm kind of disappointed with Parker. I like how Bendis tried to make him this vicious threat during the New Avengers run, but he is nothing like Red Skull, Green Goblin, Bullseye, etc. The characters I listed have had personal connections with heroes like Red Skull was a Nazi and battled Cap numerous times, Bullseye made Daredevil's life a nightmare, Green Goblin was Spidey's nemesis and controlled the government (but that seemed more like realistic power). All that Parker does is obtain powerful artifacts and try to rely on magic. I would not mind an overhaul of the character like change his background that he was a terrorist. It sounds weird, but that would add more villainy to him. Just a thought and sorry to Hood fans if I bashed him too much!   

But that's the problem.  Robbins used to be one of the big time players thanks to the powers he possessed.  He and his gang raked in millions; and when he crashed, he crashed hard.  Now he's basically a junkie, doing whatever he can to get back to the level he was before everything was taken from him.  And a person in that state is extremely dangerous.