Originally posted by Ptr_GrifinThat's not how that works. That's like saying anytime reality is altered in any way, it's an alternate reality.
Reality is altered, there for it is an alternate reality.House of M, Wanda had a break down and altered reality to recreate her lost children. The universe where House of M takes place is designated as Earth-58163, not Earth 616.
The story in New Warriors #11 - 13, "Forever Yesterday" has it's own universe #: Earth 9105
Edit: Also, this realities Avengers, appear in Avengers forever #11 & #12.
616 Juggernaut has had his flesh magically stripped from his bones. Guess what skin and muscle tissue are made of? And yet he still stood.
Back to Wolverine, you claim is still alive despite several characters mention his sacrifice (death) several times. In 616, he healed from bones in hours I do believe. So until they explore the reality further and Wolverine is shown/said to still be alive, he is dead.
They never exited 616 though, so there's that. Not to mention all the numerous statements, and even the same damned characters being used. You know, using the same characters makes it the same characters...
And HOM was a specific new reality that carried on after its conclusion.
Haha, online bios. At least grab an official bio if you're going to combat numerous scans that go against that.
Although I fail to see how their appearance in Avengers Forever proves this, seeing as they could have grabbed Avengers from the past, and it would have been alternate versions. He could have literally grabbed Pym from a minute before he was sent through time, and it would have been an alternate version. But that's time travel for you. Hell, the mere fact that he grabbed them from a time that we saw start and end proves that he grabbed alternate versions of them. Which means there's possibly more.
Also, the Avengers Forever versions seem awfully white, but I digress.
And the magical flesh rip would imply Juggernaut can pretty much not be put down at all. How did rapid aging, sonics, (assuming he had no brain there) numerous occasions of psychic attacks, etc, stop him? Yes, it's a cool feat, but it's also retarded and goes against a large amount of his history.
I believe the first time Wolverine healed from a skeleton it took weeks. Wolverine's healing factor was at its worst there. IE, there's room for him to have live through that.
Unless Thor's godly power just shut him down.