Reynolds had conquered time and space itself. He was omnipotent; he was immortal. He was the Sentry.
That was taken from marvel directory. It even says so in his comics. Are you the Void? You like taking shots at Sentry. All because you think Sentry was a fake? Because Stan Lee made up the collaboration story with Wizard?
Originally posted by radioboy121
Yes. He's talked down to the Living Monolith
maybe....because.....he......i dunno..........CREATED......him? just a guess though.
Morph of the Externals can shape himself into anyone/anything. He can reshape his molecules on an incredibly fine level, being far superior to mystique. However, i'm not sure if this would mean he can be eternal. If there was a way for him to turn himself into void (which i suppose is impossible) he would be immortal as well in my book. (yes, i do know it's impossible tu turn into void...cause it's....well.....void)
~wickerman~
Apocalypse is not immortal.
If you believe Apocalypse to be immortal, then you must accept the concept of reincarnation...cause that's essentially what's he's doing...transferring his essence to another body once his current host becomes too weak to sustain his energies.
Apoc can transfer his essence to whatever body he chooses, because he apparently has some type of control over his it...which normal people usually don't. But does that make him immortal? I know I'm tiptoeing on theology here, but a lot of people accept that we are all cosmic energy inside our bodies...and we as we age, our bodies can't hold our energy, and then we 'die'. If we reincarnate, then by the logic applied to Apocalypse, we would all be immortals. Only difference, Apoc can apparently choose his new host...we can't.