Spider from Mars
tap that thorax
did everyone get the Doom one sheet and the battle map?
F4 vol 1 #570-574
F4 vol 2 #575-578
F4 vol 3 #579-582
F4 vol 4 #583-588
FF vol 1 #1-5
FF vol 2 #6-11
F4 vol 5 #600-604
FF vol 3 #12-16 (events take place during F4 vol 5)
FF vol 4 #17-23
F4 vol 6 #605.1, 605-611
I can spot a jokepost from a mile away.Forget you guys. Ultimate Universe forever. That's right: incest Twins, Ultimate Reed, Wadey Wilson, Ultimatum, all of it.
What? Who killed Best McCoy? Which ish?
You guys are quick <3!
Thanks much. I definitely want the full understanding on this entire event since this is kind of bigger than all the other ones, but I want to get it completely right. So with that being said, I will start with Hickman's FF. Which issue should I start with?
F4 vol 1 #570-574
F4 vol 2 #575-578
F4 vol 3 #579-582
F4 vol 4 #583-588
FF vol 1 #1-5
FF vol 2 #6-11
F4 vol 5 #600-604
FF vol 3 #12-16 (events take place during F4 vol 5)
FF vol 4 #17-23
F4 vol 6 #605.1, 605-611
I am too but I had totally forgotten about that.i feel like I'm the only guy reading Uncanny X-men sometimes.
No one told me it would feel like this.
I'm sorry, man. All of us were like holy shit and we felt a wide range of emotions.
To expand on thatok, I had a minute to re-read secret wars when I wasn't rushed.
The manifold thing makes sense now.
new avengers 30 has hank pym revealing that the ACTUAL higher end abilities of the manifolds spread across the multiverse is that they are able to subconsciously move things based on Need, without knowing precisely what those things were, or the destination.
"plan B" when the shuttle blew was using this ability to grab the exact people they would NEED to survive in the aftermath of multiversal collapse. They don't know WHY spider man, cyclops, star lord, and Thor are necessary, only that they are.
Who is the woman between Carol (?) and Miles? Is that 1610 Jean Grey?That's alright.
I soon remembered I have so much to look forward to.Dat additional context.
To expand on that
Manifold is plugged to a machine that apparently expands his powers. Back in New Avengers 13, Swan described a machine powered on need, it was Reed's bridge. The amplifier used in this issue looks like the gateway part of a bridge (minus the dimension on the other side). I assume this machine is derived from a bridge design. It's mentioned several times though that a Manifold can only work in their native universe.
Another thing of note is that Manifold stayed behind, looking to achieve something we haven't yet seen come to fruition.
I'll go on a limb and suggest that using a bridge-like contraption, 616 Manifold could manage to get other people out of the dying 616 universe to wherever Battleworld is. IIRC, a Reed, or Doom, managed to cheat and use an Infinity Gauntlet through a bridge when the Gauntlet is only meant to be used in its native universe.
Oooh. The characters on that cover make a lot of sense now.
That's how you start off a event my gawd so many excellent moments in this issue can't wait for the second issue.
Is it next Wednesday yet
Everything about it was amazing.No kidding.Aside from all the gut punches, the Punisher scene was amazing. Even people who hate the guy probably laughed.
Who is the woman between Carol (?) and Miles? Is that 1610 Jean Grey?
I'm going to spend a week trying to connect imaginary dots. I'm fairly certain it's a sign of madness but eh.Yeah, this wait is killing me. All I can do is reread SW #1 and A/NA again and again.
Oh shit.If you're aCyclops/Phoenix hybrid, who else you either consciously or unconsciously save from the end of the world given the chance?
I kinda hope Cyclopsdoesn't have some master plan re: the Phoenix Egg but he just thought, "Fuck, I'm going to need every advantage I can get."
If you're aCyclops/Phoenix hybrid, who else you either consciously or unconsciously save from the end of the world given the chance?
Oh yes, Cyclops. Well known for winging it.
616 jean grey? she is still around after all
Oh yes, Cyclops. Well known for winging it.
yes, I know, I know. I just like the idea of a hail mary plan of "well, time to git gud."
That's what I'm saying.
So which tie-ins are you guys looking forward to the most?
So which tie-ins are you guys looking forward to the most?
I thought the speculation was that it was 1610 Jean Grey on the cover, not 616.
so if they remember things before secret wars, is it still a reboot?
If your phrasing is correct I'm gonna have to disagree because by that rationale, AoA was one and X-Men Prime ushered in a new continuity. I think most X-Men readers would disagree with these statements.
If somehow most of the post-SW characters have no memories of the pre-SW universe, then yeah, but remembering SW itself seems trivial.
Things may not reach that point as back in 616 the other civilized powers in the galaxy have learned of Incursions and that destroying Earth will prevent more from occurring. Their solution is to simply destroy the Earth via orbital bombardment.
As it stands i think there are like 30-32 different titles i will be picking up.So which tie-ins are you guys looking forward to the most?
I haven't read ultimate comics fot a while, but what happened to the ultimate universe xmen, ultimates (cap, thor, hulk) and the rest of ultimate FF other than evil Reed?
They're so hilariously outmatched in superpowered people in this fight.
Something I don't quite get from my vague perusal of these threads: back when the Incursions were still happening, if you destroy the other universe's earth, does the rest of the other universe survive? I mean, based on this:
it sounds like the universe survives? Or at least is believed to? But then we'll still have a multiverse after the dust is settled, just a multiverse with only one earth.
'Course that also means that evacuating and scuttling earth would've saved everyone a lot of trouble. But of course the earthlings are too stubborn (and technologically primitive), while the aliens are too snobbish to bother evacuating before trying to blow it up.
It was an incursion from what I understood, yeah. I remember Brit Spider-Man went to the corps and was like "Someone's killing Spider-Men." And they were like "We have more important things to focus on" i.e. The Incursions. And then at the end when he finds out that his world is gone, he mentions the incursions in some way, I think.Question from someone whos been woefully out of touch, Marvel wise:
At the end of Spider-Verse, it was revealed that the Earth that the Captain Britain Spider-Man is from was gone. I assumed it had something to do with what happened to the Master Weaver and the Web of Life at the time, but was his world actually a causality of an Incursion?
Korvac Saga 2.0 for me.
Korvac Saga 2.0 for me.
I enjoyed it.I can spot a jokepost from a mile away.
... you're joking right?
Right?