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The Revenant Marvel Comics Discussion Thread

I swear, the Pit was the dumbest thing ever. Oh yeah, we don’t do capital punishment… instead we let you suffer FOR ETERNITY!

I remember they threw into a pit a guy who was practicing his powers and accidentally hit a rock… which counted as harming Krakoa. Yeah, screw that guy in particular, eh?
The Future Of Krakoa Has Been Left In The Hands Of Doctor Doom

He wasn't wrong about Krakoa.
 
I swear, the Pit was the dumbest thing ever. Oh yeah, we don’t do capital punishment… instead we let you suffer FOR ETERNITY!

I remember they threw into a pit a guy who was practicing his powers and accidentally hit a rock… which counted as harming Krakoa. Yeah, screw that guy in particular, eh?
From what I recall it was supposed to be a form of stasis. After all wtf is the point of capital punishment if people can be revived? The issue was that the Pit got hijacked and nobody knew about it.
 
Looked on his wiki page and no idea where the hell you got this from. He never had any interaction with the Pit.
My bad, I was thinking of Arakko's Abyssal Prisons.

That said, he still got to become an esteemed member of Krakoa even though he only became one to mock his millions of victims.
 
So has anybody else been reading the current Wonder Man series? I have found it sympathetic and enjoyable.

Also, this week's "What If?! Thor" issue finally pointed out that to Scandinavians "Knull" is an extremely silly name for a supervillain... 🙏
 
What I'm currently reading is:
  • The Amazing Spider-Man (2025)
  • Spider-Versity
  • Daredevil (2025)
  • Captain America (2025)
  • Avengers: Armageddon
  • Civil War: Unmasked
  • Deadly Hands of K'un-Lun

So far, I'm enjoying the first five, while the last two are just okay (to be fair, I don't have much affection/knowledge of the Iron Fist comics).

Edit: I just finished Deadly Hands of K'un-Lun... uhh
 
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Wasn't Danny Rand turned into a zombie? I haven't been following, but if true, that seems unnecessarily disrespectful. 🙏
 
Wasn't Danny Rand turned into a zombie? I haven't been following, but if true, that seems unnecessarily disrespectful. 🙏
The comic focuses more on Lin Lei ... though Danny Rand also makes an appearance.

Speaking only of Danny:

Basically, Danny has been in the Underworld with Osiris. He's briefed on what's happening (Feng's destruction of the Seven Capitals and the deaths of the Immortal Weapons). Loki, playing both sides to further his own agenda, gets Osiris to send Danny to help by telling him that Feng was the avatar of Chiyou, an old enemy of Osiris, thus preventing her resurrection.

When he's about to lose, Chiyou possesses Feng. In the end, Danny helps Lin Lei defeat Chiyou without killing Feng (Lei's brother) and returns to the Underworld, where he creates a new Book of Iron Fist.
 
The comic focuses more on Lin Lei ... though Danny Rand also makes an appearance.

Speaking only of Danny:

Basically, Danny has been in the Underworld with Osiris. He's briefed on what's happening (Feng's destruction of the Seven Capitals and the deaths of the Immortal Weapons). Loki, playing both sides to further his own agenda, gets Osiris to send Danny to help by telling him that Feng was the avatar of Chiyou, an old enemy of Osiris, thus preventing her resurrection.

When he's about to lose, Chiyou possesses Feng. In the end, Danny helps Lin Lei defeat Chiyou without killing Feng (Lei's brother) and returns to the Underworld, where he creates a new Book of Iron Fist.
Thank you. I thought that Loki is only busy in Thor's comicbook at the moment, and the Asgardians are not remembered by the people on Earth anymore, but I suppose that the Iron Fist series happened earlier chronologically then. 🙏
 
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Next one should be... cosmologically weird. What If?-s are parallel Earths after all, and yet the next one changes the outcome of the Multiversal Event.
Not that weird considering there should only be one version of the OG Beyonder since he comes from Beyond the multiverse and yet there have been plenty of alt versions of the OG Secret Wars, including this Thor comic.
 
I have scaled back what I intend to do with my 1-A thread. I will not be trying to change cosmology or Abstract scaling, this is mostly just evaluating who scales to full Abstracts. Thoughts?

I think option 2 is best for pheonix, since galactus and Odin and Thanos having the power too kill phoenix is a bit unclear about whether or not it means phoenix hosts or the phoenix force, and Phoenix is explicitly comparable to death’s true form not just her m bodies, other then that I agree with pretty much everything in the blog
 
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