Soooooo The X-Men's Mass Resurrections Are Killing The Cosmic Entity Death?

[Bozack]

https://screenrant.com/x-men-comic-k...ady-death/amp/

I didn't see a thread on this so I apologize if it's already been created, but apparently all these mutant resurrections could have a catastrophic effect on the rest of the Marvel Universe. By defeating death, the X-Men are apparently killing the cosmic entity Death itself. I don't read Jane Foster's book so I had no idea this was even going on but wow. This is about to stir up some major ****.

[Ferro]

so the bony hag acts up when mutants are having a nice time but not every other day when literaly everyone cheats death.
I swear aaron needs to stop with shoving massive cosmic implications in every book he writes, cause they are always confusing and quickly ignored

[BroHomo]

Green door =The Hulk and whatever he's doing

[Bozack]

Green door =The Hulk and whatever he's doing

I drew that correlation as well.

[Ambaryerno]

so the bony hag acts up when mutants are having a nice time but not every other day when literaly everyone cheats death.
I swear aaron needs to stop with shoving massive cosmic implications in every book he writes, cause they are always confusing and quickly ignored

Sorry, I disagree. It's the fact that the implications of mass resurrecting MILLIONS of people (IIRC, the resurrections included EVERYONE who was killed during the Sentinel attack on Genosha) are being glossed over in the X-books that's the problem. The entire resurrection plot point is stupid.

[Ferro]

Sorry, I disagree. It's the fact that the implications of mass resurrecting MILLIONS of people (IIRC, the resurrections included EVERYONE who was killed during the Sentinel attack on Genosha) are being glossed over in the X-books that's the problem. The entire resurrection plot point is stupid.

comics in general are stupid, the stupidiest part is always the contrived plot gymnastics routinne that are constantly being done to bring characthers back from the dead, give me an interesting solution to something that is already trivial in comics.
and its not even reaching millions per hox pox data pages.

[Jean Grey]

Honestly I like it, when the Resurrection Protocol was explained everyone was having conversations about how this had no ramifications, and there was no way the cosmic entities in the MU would be ok with this. And here we are, with consequences.

I do think that there's no way they are gonna be able to properly elaborate why Death is acting up now, vs other times where several people have been resurrected.

[JB]

Yeah this did come up on one of the other threads. Death is being emo. She's death.

Millions being resurrected from Genosha is simply a drop in the ocean compared to the unknown gajillion living things in the Marvel universe. And as someone said, resurrections in general have been happening forever.

[Lapsus]

If this is going to be addressed or a narrative plot comes from this in the future i would like it.

Totally forgot about cancerverse and what good excuse to bring him back, i read thanos imperative years ago and it is true, it was basically a "Living Hell", with the original Captain Marvel of the cancerverse acting smug in the invasion like:
"what are they doing, what's happening to them"
"is death, the are dying sir"
"oh..LOL"

Lovercraft Horrors, Aliens with tentacles and Krakoa orgies, this is Charles plan.

[Bozack]

so the bony hag acts up when mutants are having a nice time but not every other day when literaly everyone cheats death.
I swear aaron needs to stop with shoving massive cosmic implications in every book he writes, cause they are always confusing and quickly ignored

That and I'm wondering why as big as this galaxy is, why a seemingly insignificant amount of resurrections on a single planet would have such a drastic effect on Death.

[useridgoeshere]

That and I'm wondering why as big as this galaxy is, why a seemingly insignificant amount of resurrections on a single planet would have such a drastic effect on Death.

It wouldn’t matter and they’ve barely even started resurrections. Aaron is Just trying to horn in on successful books by Hickman and Ewing. He needs to be shut down hard before he drags everyone down.

[Ferro]

aaron simply doesnt have the reach and writing skills for anyone to take any of his massive lore changes seriously, no one aknowledges the mess that was the "Actuallly all super powers come from a dead celestial" nonsense.
Im just waiting for the eternal's eventual relaunch to ignore him.

[Alex.]

Mutants are such a small portion to bother death. Even if they did resurrect all mutants who died, which would be ~17 millions at most, it is not even a third of the 54 million people who die each year (according to google). And we're talking about a single planet in the universe in a one-time-only event. I really can't see the big deal here.

[TooFlyToFail]

That and I'm wondering why as big as this galaxy is, why a seemingly insignificant amount of resurrections on a single planet would have such a drastic effect on Death.

Silly goose, that's because Earth is the only planet that matters.

[Anduinel]

Mr Aaron, you're not writing the X-Men anymore. Put the Phoenix down and go back to your side of the playground.

Really, I do like Ewing's writing, but the notion is kind of silly, and doubly so in a universe where coming back from the dead is pretty common place. Hell, Alpha Flight's done it multiple times. Even if they brought back every single mutant killed since Genosha was nuked, that's a drop in the bucket, cosmically speaking.