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Oblivion does criticize the atheism and Humans playing god with politics and stuff.Okay. Is there a metafictional comment about a part of the audience intended there, or is it just an in-universe story convention?
Something crazy to note is Strange admitting that even with the Trinity of Ashes at his side he still says that General Strange was more powerful than him. General Strange is crazy powerful.Just finished this issue.
The ending was incredibly heart-warming, though I wish this arc had included more of Doctor Doom asides from one appearance in the first issue, especially since part of the arc was "Some person (who turned out to be General Strange) is murdering evil sorcerers", and Doom is...well, an evil sorcerer. One who Strange and Clea both have no love for after his attempt in the 2022 comic to threaten Clea.
He was so strong the Trinity agreed to a peace treaty out of fear of General Strange.Something crazy to note is Strange admitting that even with the Trinity of Ashes at his side he still says that General Strange was more powerful than him. General Strange is crazy powerful.
Ah. Hickman is playing straw man "accuse the opposition of doing what I am doing is the most efficient ideological defence" projection by letting the embodiment of nothingness criticise atheism and similar then?Oblivion does criticize the atheism and Humans playing god with politics and stuff.
Well, at least they can't corrupt Doom, since he was already an evil piece of work.Yup, and he used to be an extremely nice and moral character. The Marvel writers are generally extremely busy with corrupting any characters (and likely readers) that they can get their hands on.
I don't doom has always been that pettyWell, at least they can't corrupt Doom, since he was already an evil piece of work.
The one exception is the end of the 2020 series, as I found their reasoning for Doom wiping out an entire universe to be too petty and over the top.
Oh he is absolutely a petty bastard, but not that petty.I don't doom has always been that petty
Uncanny Avengers?Well at least we know that Deadpool can regenerate while actively being blasted by a nuke instead of only regenerating after the fact.
Yup. Uncanny Avengers (2023) issue # 5Uncanny Avengers?
Picoseconds Quicksilver saying he can't outrun an explosion.Yup. Uncanny Avengers (2023) issue # 5
Thank you i wasnt aware that he was gonna show up, this would help.so finally watched issue 3-5 of immortal thor so far
The elder god was able to escape the far shore so nice range feat
Loki was able to powernull thor dimension travel
callback to demiurge and wiccan
more evidence for AE for elder gods there were callled living concepts
Nice lifting feat for thor him able to stand up to pressure of jupiter
Which reminds me, not only did I find stuff for Dormammu having AE Type 1 (as he is literally called a concept), but I've found stuff for all Gods having it.more evidence for AE for elder gods there were callled living concepts
No it isn't. Thor has infinite lifting strength feats. Standing on Jupiter should be nothing to him, and was only added out of favouritism for Storm, to not show her to be completely helpless against him, as even her creator Chris Claremont has done, although Thor was later shown to be unaffected by this and all of Storm's other arrogant and vicious attempts to harm him instead of having a calm conversation.Nice lifting feat for thor him able to stand up to pressure of jupiter
Which story did this happen in, and which concept is Dormammu supposed to represent? Tyranny? Megalomania?Which reminds me, not only did I find stuff for Dormammu having AE Type 1 (as he is literally called a concept), but I've found stuff for all Gods having it.
Type 1 - creationWhat type of conceptual manipulation does crete the Elder Gods who are living concepts grant Demiurge?
Which story did this happen in, and which concept is Dormammu supposed to represent? Tyranny? Megalomania?
I mean he's not contradicted in story, plus all gods in Marvel are concepts.I think that describing himself as a literal abstract concept seems to be hyperbole on Dormammu's part. He is a member of the Faltine, higher-dimensional magical energy-beings, who has gained additional power and immortality due to the worship of his followers. That is all.
I'd say either type 2 or really good type 3.What type of conceptual manipulation does crete the Elder Gods who are living concepts grant Demiurge?
Hmm. He has otherwise been treated as a powerful higher-dimensional or pan-dimensional entity made of mystical energy though, not a conceptual entity or truly a god or a demon.I mean he's not contradicted in story, plus all gods in Marvel are concepts.
In a previous issue the Watcher even said that Dormammu would come back because of this stuff.
I feel that if it isn't contradicted in the story, it is probably valid.
To be fair, Gods in Marvel are shown to be powerful because they are stories that people believe in, making them abstract concepts.Hmm. He has otherwise been treated as a powerful higher-dimensional or pan-dimensional entity made of mystical energy though, not a conceptual entity or truly a god or a demon.
She is said to last after the last light of eternity is extinguished, and she will continue to exist in the same manner as oblivionThe Abstracts' power fluctuates as their concept waxes or wanes. For example, if the entire universe was dying, Death would be more powerful than Eternity.
Please check this out:In Quasar, it's explained that, out of all the universal Abstracta (including Eternity, Oblivion, Infinity, etc), only Anomaly could survive if universal expansion was reversed until the universe became a single, anomalous point with no real dimensions.
Basically, being able to survive the end of the universe/multiverse is doable for certain Abstracts, especially under certain conditions.