Originally posted by Blighthttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oa
Does OA have homes? Like, is there a population? Are there Ice Cream Stores and Hot Dog Stands and Ball Games and all that such? For being in the Center of the Universe it really doesn't seem to do much.For that matter, do the Guardians have Tooth Brushes? Or Apartments? Or do they just sit on there chairs waiting for things to happen? This has always confused me.
I have recently went back and reread some of the marvel galaxy stuff like the annihilation war , conquest, and the thanos imperative. The annihilation war was great but conquest was crap and the the thanos imperative wasnt far behind. My question is how did the writers explain Adam Warlocks sudden teenagelike personality in the conquest series. He basically expelled all notions of good and evil from his body and become a sort of stoic tactician. In that series he becomes almost a whiny child and the reasosn the writer gives is because he basically evolved. How exactly does that overwrite the fact that he used the infinity gauntlet to remove those parts of his personality?
Originally posted by HueyFreemanWasnt it something to do with all the trauma from the souls killed during the Annihilation or something along those lines?
I have recently went back and reread some of the marvel galaxy stuff like the annihilation war , conquest, and the thanos imperative. The annihilation war was great but conquest was crap and the the thanos imperative wasnt far behind. My question is how did the writers explain Adam Warlocks sudden teenagelike personality in the conquest series. He basically expelled all notions of good and evil from his body and become a sort of stoic tactician. In that series he becomes almost a whiny child and the reasosn the writer gives is because he basically evolved. How exactly does that overwrite the fact that he used the infinity gauntlet to remove those parts of his personality?
Originally posted by NihilistYour right I forgot about that. So basically a bunch of people dying caused a man (who used a god glove to remove all thoughts of good and evil) to go insane, rap himself in a cocoon and turn into a whiny little school girl. Ok i guess.
Wasnt it something to do with all the trauma from the souls killed during the Annihilation or something along those lines?
In the Lucifer series of Vertigo, it is stated that "god" was going to chose Lucifer to take his place as the ruller of that universe/multiverse/omniverse (not sure what it was in which place that comic series took place in, seeing as how lucifer made a multiverse inside of it, meaning it had multiple multiverses in it".
However does this mean that "god" had originally planned to take Michael with him/her once it handed creation over to Lucifer?
Furthermore did not "god" already know from the start that lucifer would be the chosen one? So everything lucifer went through was sort of like a training program to understanding "god"?
Wouldn't this ultimately make Michael nothing more than a simulation program for lucifer to learn from? As ultimately Michael was never going to be chosen, and was only their to act as a balance to lucifer and teach him?
Originally posted by Cogito
Lucifer wasn't going to take over. God asked him to merge with him essentially to share experiences, as Lucifer had managed to escape predestination and God was apparently bored with his creation and all.
I think Board Walker is talking about the point when Lucifer/Michael go into Yahweh's mind and there's a talk about one of them would ultimately be chosen as his successor, and Yahweh had decided it would be Lucifer...