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The Revenant Marvel Comics Discussion Thread

Okay, so would something like this be appropriate for Spectrum then?

"Possibly Multiverse level+ (Almost comparable to an alternate version of the Post-Retcon Beyonder, and created destabilising rifts across the multiverse)"

Or should the text be modified?
 
Yes, agreed. Would you or somebody else here be willing to handle it please?
 
By the way, can we get rid of this calculation?

Not only do we accept it as being a different realm, but the arguments presented are horribly unconvincing and out of context. This, for example, was the angels exiting the Tenth Realm into Asgard.

And this doesn't even say they're physically connected. It just shows that there's distances between realms/dimensions, which has been a thing in Marvel since the 60s, not to mention the fact that there's voids between dimensions/pocket dimensions.
 
The thing is, even if it was acceptable, the scan says 'the heavens seem to shudder'.
If that's the case, then this should go too.

This one might be a bit more acceptable given the distance between universes.

I'll look into it.
We already consider Marvel regular universe (like our observable universe) as infinite while the Nine Realms as infinite.
It depends on the portrayal. In some, empty space is infinite, but others portray it as folded in on itself.

For example, the Kyln is at the border where the edge of space-time is separated from the Negative Zone.
 
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In addition, it seems like Iceman recently defeated Terrax when the latter had powered up with a small fragment of The Black Winter. Should we give Iceman a new key with "At least 3-C to 2-C" statistics, or consider it an outlier?
There's actually a thread on this.
 
By the way, can we get rid of this calculation?

Not only do we accept it as being a different realm, but the arguments presented are horribly unconvincing and out of context. This, for example, was the angels exiting the Tenth Realm into Asgard.

And this doesn't even say they're physically connected. It just shows that there's distances between realms/dimensions, which has been a thing in Marvel since the 60s, not to mention the fact that there's voids between dimensions/pocket dimensions.
I personally think that you make sense here.
 
Hello again guys. I was thinking to create a page about Sise-Neg, who had just a very few appearences in comics. The point is: he's the responsable to create the Marvel's 616 continuity. Does this qualify him to have a profile?

https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Sise-Neg_(Earth-74113)
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    • For keys in existing profiles, and equipment files, one only requires at least 15 appearances across comic books, as opposed to 20.
  • Alternative canon/non-canonical character profile pages for Marvel and DC Comics can only be created if the version in question was prominently featured in their own runs, and scale to their own feats instead of being presumed to scale to their main canon counterparts.
 
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