Originally posted by Mr Master
Really? That's your take on it.I'm making it sound?
Let me understand this from your point of view.
Beyonder uses a monumental amount of power to erase the MULTIVERSAL Concept of Death.
But in order to "re-introduce"(your words)Death, all he had to do was kill some human and automatically Death would reappear, with out any effort on his part except to simply kill some human.
You say he made everything IMMORTAL yet somehow he's able to kill some human in order to "re-introduce" Death.
I suppose this didn't take any effort either, defying the Multiversal Laws of ALL Reality by killing someone when there is no Death.
Good try but NO.
Talk about downplaying a characters feats in order to win a debate.
Wow gs, simply wow.
The fact in Marvel Comics's Secreat Wars II series is that Beyonder DID erase the MULITIVERSAL Concept of Death, as the scan will clearly show, again.
And Beyonder did infact RE-CREATE Death,
the only part of your illusion that's fact, is that he did have to kill someone, NOT to "RE-INTRODUCE" Death,
but infact to take Death's place which Beyonder RE-CREATED in him.
This is why it took Beyonder more than a moment to RE-CREATE Death, cause it wasn't AT ALL as simple as YOU make it sound.
But here is the scan of course:
Do you know what "ANEW" means?
After Beyonder RE-CREATES the Multiversal Concept of Death,
when Beyonder say's , "and now, it begins ANEW"
Let's look that up shall we,
and disprove what you fantasized in about Beyonder "simply re-introducing Death"
From websters:
ANEW - in a new or different, typically more positive, way.
Well so much for re-introductions, this is obviously a RE-CREATION of something that was into something NEW and DIFFERENT just like the ON PANEL prrof shows.