Originally posted by operator616 @TheGodKiller, @Mr. Master:
By disapproving of protege's action, scathan judged against him
http://i.imgur.com/CgIhabA.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/V7KP0De.jpg
in any case, that was not the final judgment, the final judgment was about to start:
http://i.imgur.com/o90dOgW.jpg
the LT decides what to do with protege, and it was up to scathan to approve or disapprove of this action, in which case he does approve:
http://i.imgur.com/i8I0eaI.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/mgZ8Q7L.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/EApDuTb.jpg
so from what i understand, scathan was the ultimate judge at the end of the story.
I disagree my friend. Scathan never "judged" Protege. Only the LT did.
"The Celestials' (Scathan) purpose, is to record and Approve of what transpires"
(go get that scan cause I'm lazy right now)
But I have this one saved. Again, Scathan is there to:
"Judgement is upon you both! To that end, HE (Scathan) shall bear witness!"
Scathan is there to "observe" ... "witness" ... "approve" ...
LT = the Judge! ... Scathan = the Approver!
Originally posted by operator616 also, concerning Mr. Master's reply to H1a8, the omniverse was mentioned many
times before secret wars.
to give you 2 examples:
year 1982 (which you are already aware of)
http://i.imgur.com/R3Iooq9.jpg?1
year 1983 (you'll have to zoom in to read it, i couldn't edit the image)
http://i.imgur.com/spgEmWm.gif
i can give you more, but this should prove my point.
so there wasn't just the beyond realm outside the multiverse, the omniverse existed at the time, it just didn't have a direct definition.
"the omniverse was mentioned many times before secret wars" ... 😂
First off, you funny. Didn't you just learn about that What If/LT scan not too long ago
when I posted it for ya? Anyway,
Yea, the LT stated the "omniversal constant" but we all know there was NO canon "omniverse" of multiple multiverses then.
You have to understand, it was written by Gruenwald, who came up with the term,
it meant "All Universes." That's nice, but ALL UniverseS in Marvel Pre-Nov. 1986
was the trans-infinite Multiverse.
So, when that term was used in that "What IF," back in 1982, it wasn't signifying multiple Multiverses.
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The second scan is from 1983, and its from the NON-Canon Marvel/UK line.
I can find you the term "omniverse" in that run far more than you can since I know it inside out.
It transitioned into canonicity in its re-prints which were published in off-mainstream titles. (94' and up)
btw. The Concept of, "infinite MultiverseS" didn't make its mark till 1992 in the Quasar book.
You won't find any suggestion/allusion that the "omniverse" referred to in those British books,
was anything more than an Infinite amount of alternative realities.
That goes for Marvel as well, which became more than an infinite multiverse
once the "New Universe" was introduced.
PS. No! You can't give me more, but I hope I enlightened your point.