Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
This Griever?https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Griever_at_the_End_of_All_Things_(Multiverse)
Nice boobs.
Looks like a Dark Eldar to me.
Looks like a Dark Eldar to me.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
This Griever?https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Griever_at_the_End_of_All_Things_(Multiverse)
Nice boobs.
Originally posted by Galan007
He's described as a "child unit" relative to the Ivory Kings we saw during HickmanWars(who are the grown up/adult versions.)
I remember, yes.
Originally posted by Galan007
...which is odd, given that nearly all of the Beyonder's feats from SW were still canon as of the HickmanWars Handbook; including his time-travel shenanigans(which the Ivory Kings are explicitly incapable of doing.)
Yeah, he's the one with the best feats, so describing him that way makes no sense... alas, it happened.
Is he truly dead now? No apperances at all?
Excluding the Illuminati series taking place in the past and Owen making an imaginary friend in the form of Beyonder during Dark Reign (who was huge, for some weird reason, probably Owen's little penis complex again).
Originally posted by StiltmanFTWYeah, I *think* (could be misremembering something) that the Beyonder's last proper appearance was during the Illuminati series... Over 14 years ago.
I remember, yes.Yeah, he's the one with the best feats, so describing him that way makes no sense... alas, it happened.
Is he truly dead now? No apperances at all?
Excluding the Illuminati series taking place in the past and Owen making an imaginary friend in the form of Beyonder during Dark Reign (who was huge, for some weird reason, probably Owen's little penis complex again).
When he was suggested to be a Mutant-Inhuman, yes.
But that was only them guessing. He did bow before Black Bolt, but for all we know, it could've been him playing with Illuminati and their minds.
Bendis never has a master plan for anything, he is spontaneous. Unless someone writes a follow-up to that story, it's far from confirmed.
Most of the Illuminati series took place in past, Galan. Its release date doesn't matter.
Since he looked like classic self, we need to assume it takes place before his transformation, prior to the events from Fantastic Four #319 and Fantastic Four Annual #23.
Then again, it's Bendis, so who knows what he was thinking.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
When he was suggested to be a Mutant-Inhuman, yes.But that was only them guessing. He did bow before Black Bolt, but for all we know, it could've been him playing with Illuminati and their minds.
Bendis never has a master plan for anything, he is spontaneous. Unless someone writes a follow-up to that story, it's far from confirmed.
Meh, mutant, inhuman, deviant, Eternal, Spider-Man, they're all the same exact thing.
Freaks.
Originally posted by Galan007
Was the Kosmos appearance before or after Illuminati? Can't remember.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Most of the Illuminati series took place in past, Galan. Its release date doesn't matter.Since he looked like classic self, we need to assume it takes place before his transformation, prior to the events from Fantastic Four #319 and Fantastic Four Annual #23.
Then again, it's Bendis, so who knows what he was thinking.
Reed is surprised to see Beyonder in human form for the first time, so yeah, it's placed after the original Secret Wars and before Secret Wars II.
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So, in short, the all powerful Beyonder lost penis, grew "bobs&vagene" and died. Hilarious 😂
Originally posted by Galan007
He's described as a "child unit" relative to the Ivory Kings we saw during HickmanWars(who are the grown up/adult versions.)...which is odd, given that nearly all of the Beyonder's feats from SW were still canon as of the HickmanWars Handbook; including his time-travel shenanigans(which the Ivory Kings are explicitly incapable of doing.)
soo marvel f#$@ed up their timeline?