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The Revenant Marvel Comics Discussion Thread

The Sacred Timeline is the MCU Multiverse's version of Earth-616

I think Kevin Fiege said somewhere that the MCU Multiverse is completely separate from the Marvel Comics Multiverse
Yes, their cosmological structures do not match with each other, and the MCU will never truly cross over with the comic books, no matter how much Marvel Comics' editorial department might want them to for sales reasons.

That said, Marvel Comics has likely created a universe that is similar to the MCU for itself.
 
Same name =/= same reality. Unless the E-616 shown in Into the Spiderverse is the same as those of the MCU and Marvel Comics.

The way that I see it, all these "Earth-616"s are separate and only applicable to their individual Multiverse.

Marvel Comics has its own 616, MCU has its own 616 and ITS has its own 616. All share the same name because they are each the main reality of those respective Multiverses, but the MCU's and ITS's are adaptations of the original Marvel Comics'
Well, the MCU has original stories that are very loosely based on raw ideas from the comic books.
 
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Who wrote that horribly cancerous idea? Kieron Gillen? Jason Aaron? Garth Ennis? Warren Ellis?
 
What does the tweet say? I have blocked my Twitter access.
 
"@Oeming something I always wanted to ask you
Is Thor doing all of these thing like bonding with the cosmos
Manipulating reality
Basically every feat in your run due to his full potential being discovered or it is due to the Odinforce?"

Oeming:
"I figured the closer he got to death and “the end” the more his mind/soul could access these wider god like powers. Plus knowing it would “end” I could power him up without painting myself into a corner:)"
 
Well, it depends which of them, but he is an absolutely ruthless social-Darwinian tyrant, so none of them are good at all.
 
Oh. Read John Byrne's Fantastic Four for that. The future in which he was born was a technocratic utopia, but since he is an extremely driven psychopath who constantly wants to prove himself by overcoming challenging obstacles, he used a time machine to "flee" to the past.
 
Oh. Read John Byrne's Fantastic Four for that. The future in which he was born was a technocratic utopia, but since he is an extremely driven psychopath who constantly wants to prove himself by overcoming challenging obstacles, he used a time machine to "flee" to the past.
Seems fun, since it was the 31st century couldn’t they give him therapy or something? Some treatment, I mean it’s the future they probably have stuff that can treat psychopaths
 
Yes, but these are still very incoherent comic books, so we have to accept a lot of suspension of disbelief in order to make the stories work.
 
Yeah I know if fiction was realistic a lot of stories would not be possible.

I like to think the fictional characters themselves want to do these things/they are aware of this but as always ant they are powerless against the writer so they’re forced to follow what the writer says or does.
 
Well, they are ultimately just drawings and text on a paper. They only maintain an illusion of being real through the interaction of different people's imagination.
 
what your favourite comic run? Mine is johnathan hickman fantastic four and pretty much every hercules run. The guy is quite enjoyable a shame he sucks in every marvel medium aside from comic. Avengers assemble is trash compared to earth mightest
 
Incredible Hercules by Fred Van Lente, Daredevil by Frank Miller, Black Panther by Christopher Priest, She-Hulk by Dan Slott, Thor by Walter Simonson, Fantastic Four by Jack Kirby or John Byrne, Daredevil by Frank Miller, Spider-Man by Roger Stern, Avengers by Kurt Busiek and George Perez, Defenders by Al Ewing.
 
Annihilus has an accepted old 4-A durability calc. I'm not sure whether it scales to his AP, but this should warrant a durability upgrade from 4-B
 
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