There's Gali/Galacta, who's Galactus's daughter and has a small fraction of his powers, but then there's also gotta be some female version of him in alt universes out there.
Hm, wouldn't surprise me if there was a female Eternity either.
When Wanda created house of M it was a global reality warp as stated on panel, however she changed history and if you consider the interaction denizens of Earth have had with intergalactic races then that would explain why Wandas direct action ( the warping of Earth) had universal scale consequences.
The Chaos Wave was the leak through of the energies Wanda used to create HOM through Excaliburs lighthouse which is connected to Otherworld. When the warp leaked through and collided with Otherworld a domino effect occured which spiralled out of control. Why? Because as stated in the actual issue Otherworld thanks to the Phoenix Force is connected to all realities of creation. It is a primary intersection of reality. This facilitated a domino effect which saw other realities in creation affected by this collison.
So not only did Wanda not warp the entire universe, but neither did she consciously create, maintain or direct the Chaos Wave. Furthermore the Chaos Wave wasnt directly responsible for any wide scale damage. Otherworlds nature escalated the damage.
Female version of eternity... You mean like infinity?
Howsabout lady death...
Of course if i ignore abstracts id probably lean towns hela the death god of asgard...
Sticking with mainly earth related characters? Non pis related characters like wanda or jean... Id vote Probably binary...
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Dec 25th, 2010 08:47 PM
Yep!
