Originally posted by operator616
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you clearly didn't read the link i posted. Read it, brevoort said that it's
non canon regardless of what was mentioned in thanos 1 or any other bio.i appreciate the evidence you put together but it's coming from brevoort's mouth.
I read it, and still don't care what that name on some site said.
When it's On Panel and even better supported by official handbooks,
we'll change our view here at KMC.
To you that's Tom Brevoort. (the marvel law)
To me, that's some name/avatar on some site. (inconsequential)
I, one time decided to seek the word of WriterS on a site,
it's pointless to our purpose in a comics forum.
Originally posted by operator616
the reasons it was mentioned in thanos 1 is that starlin (who wrote
marvel the end) thought it was canon when in fact it's not.
Nonsense.
If I were to even consider that fallacy, it would mean then:
The Infinity Abyss is Non-Canon since it segues into The End. (also referenced in The End)
Thanos' 616 mini, is also non-Canon since it's the follow up to The End.
The entire 616 run of Annihilation is also Non-Canon since it developed from Thanos' mini.
Well, and basically everything after Annihilation since most of it is the aftermath post Annihilation.
Yea, from Thanos Impereative to Avengers Assemble ...
Originally posted by operator616 giving you the evidence that starlin thought it was canon:
http://www.adelaidecomicsandbooks.com/starlin.html
😆 ... You should truly consider reviewing your supposed "evidence" more carefully.
First: These are interviews, while they can help you in a debate,
they MUST adhere to On Panel showings/statements, otherwise, they're meaningless.
Second: Thanx for that link, I've already read that YearS ago.
I don't think you realize that interview was made while Starlin was still working on Thanos' mini. (summer 2003)
Third: Starlin not only stated that Thanos "basically became GOD" (first paragraph)
*** But Starlin literally explains how Marvel The End transitions into Thanos' mini ***
(first paragraph)
JS: "And, as a result, he put himself back together, along with the rest of the
universe, but has gone through a bit of an epiphany while he was at it._And
the series starts off finding Thanos deciding that it hasn’t worked being a
conqueror and all that, so he’s going to give the lighter side of life a little bit of a shot."
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*** Starlin also explains how he didn't like the idea of The End being "non-canon"
and in fact, didn't want to do that
so instead Starlin submitted ANOTHER idea, and he just went off and did it,
and it was approved ***
(heck, Starlin even thought it was a joke at first allowing him to kill the entire Marvel Universe)
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(fifth to last paragraph)
DB: "How did the Marvel: The End come about?
My understanding was that it was to be part of a series of stories,
such as The Hulk: The End, imaginary stories that would see the
last days of the characters."
JS: "Well I looked at the idea, which was sort of an imaginary story,
and I didn’t really feel like doing that.
So I gave them this plot and no-one seemed to notice
that it didn’t fit in with the rest of them.
And I just went off and did this.
They approved it and I went “Ok, this works out well”.
They’d approached me because for years they’d talked about, you know,
I’d become associated with the killing-off of characters, Warlock, Marvel
and Robin, of course. They talked about me killing-off the Marvel Universe.
It was just sort of a joke but I guess it was just (Joe) Quesada who decided
“Hey, offer him this thing and see if he really wants to kill-off the Marvel Universe.”
http://www.adelaidecomicsandbooks.com/starlin.html
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Be thorough friend. 🙂