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Yes, and using WOG leads to that king of tiering. Its a domino affectThis isn't about tiers tho. It more of if we can use WOG as one of the requirements in addition to the comics
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Yes, and using WOG leads to that king of tiering. Its a domino affectThis isn't about tiers tho. It more of if we can use WOG as one of the requirements in addition to the comics
Well,I still maintain the above viewpoint.Yes, I also much prefer to only scale from in-story information, especially given that DeMatteis does not actually own Marvel Comics as a whole.
Seems to me like the WoG statement got rejected.
Fact is that as long as the WoG doesn't go against the DeMatties style of work i don't see anything there to reject.Yes, I also much prefer to only scale from in-story information,
Yes but He still wrote for Marvel. Different authors has their different styles of writing especially when it comes to things like concepts of Gods, Cosmology etc.especially given that DeMatteis does not actually own Marvel Comics as a whole.
This will handle part of the split. Every writer has their own interpretation of God.There should be a Cosmology split here. There shouldn't a reason to conclude how Matteis interprets God to match anything of Marvel.
So saying it's an aspect of TOAA is very contradictory to that idea. This Nexus is written differently from the Nexus of Reality. I think a split is somewhat necessary. That's my two cent.
The problem is for the most part they add from previous understanding. Al Ewing almost set the standards for Cosmology. Matteis's writing is nearly different and essentially makes his own canon.But other Marvel Comics writers likely also built cosmologies that do not truly fit with each other in terms of scale or nature.
That's the reason for the split because different ideals and cosmologiesBut other Marvel Comics writers likely also built cosmologies that do not truly fit with each other in terms of scale or nature.
Agreed, it's better that way. We should do the splitting based on Writers ideas rather than YearYes, I agree in theory. I just think that we should set up a structure for at least splitting into Gruenwald, DeMatteis, and Ewing/Hickman cosmologies, rather than focus on one of them alone, before we begin.
Cosmology based on Writers ideas rather than Era will be better and easierHm so it seems our views on what exactly to do aren't entirely disproportionate. Honestly depending on what happens it either makes what I'm doing easier or just adding a few extra steps. If adding it into another era is the way to go I just have to add whatever Era is wrapped up with DeMatteis' Cosmology and edit some reasonings. If we do separate it by which cosmologies/stories fit better into their own sections then I already did a lot of the legwork (aside from reading a few Spider-Man DeMatteis Comics which I'm unsure would change anything but would be shocked beyond belief if it does)
It seems more accurate, yes, but it will require lots of preparation work.Agreed, it's better that way. We should do the splitting based on Writers ideas rather than Year
ExactlyIt seems more accurate, yes, but it will require lots of preparation work.
@Eficiente @Qawsedf234 @SuperAPM @Firestorm808 @EmperorRorepmeTwo @Ehnkr2beboh @Elizio33 @MarvelFanatic119 @catzlaflame @Lightning_XXI @Deagonx @Vasco @Eseseso @Marvel_Champion_07 @LuciferX @Excel616 @Immortalgodd @LephyrTheRevanchist @ByAsuraSo do we have any volunteers for initiating such a project?
Marvel cosmology isn't my best subject. So I don't think I'm the best help for defining writer era cosmology.Would any of you be interested in helping out with research to split Marvel Comics' cosmology by the most prominent writers who respectively defined it?
Same here tbhMarvel cosmology isn't my best subject. So I don't think I'm the best help for defining writer era cosmology.