The problem I have with this scenario is the Tony and co not actually looking for help outside.
I think they should have shared the problem with other great minds and perhaps powers to look for a solution.
It's quite selfish and arrogant for the Illuminati to possess this sort of information and keep it themselves while their friends and loved ones might die
Doesn't change the fact that you're a murderer.
In this instance though it's changed from stopping the car at the last minute to showing up and just tossing people in the street.
Each time they do it they've got to recalibrate their moral justification. It's only a few billions to save trillions, it's only 100 billion to save trillions, it's only a trillion to save 10 trillion, it's only 4 trillion to save... ad infinitum.
Pull List:
Marvel Comics: Venom, X-Men, Black Panther, Captain America, Eternals, Warhammer 40000.
DC Comics: The Last God
Image: Decorum
Last edited by KOSLOX; 08-20-2014 at 10:44 AM.
Pull List:
Marvel Comics: Venom, X-Men, Black Panther, Captain America, Eternals, Warhammer 40000.
DC Comics: The Last God
Image: Decorum
Being the characters that we have been reading about for decades we have to assume they have tried to find solutions. Hickman has not shown them mentioning that, but I respect their history enough to believe that they have and have simply failed to find a solution. I believe that Hickman is going to destroy everything at the end of this story. And how these characters react to their end is what the whole comic is all about. You can use the story of whatever king it was who went out into the ocean and tried to fight it with his sword, I believe. Insanity. Destroying another world is just another wave with one directly behind it. It is so obvious to me. Is there anyone else who sees this? The end of everything is a forgone conclusion stated somewhere in almost every issue. If what some posters who are familiar with Hickman's writing are correct, he does not bluff. So swinging a sword at the next wave and the next and the next is eventually going to wear even Thanos out. He will probably realize this once he is more familiar with the situation. There is no escape for any of these characters and some have the wisdom to bow to the inevitable. Of course we all know some plot device will save it all. Hickman is just showing what these characters are made of when it comes to their own personal end. What, he wondered, will these characters do in the face of their actual death.
Reality is for those who are afraid of science fiction.
Sooner or later even this storylines thirst for blood will end and a solution will be found, but Namor and the Illuminati will still be murderers and I doubt very much that many will stop buying the stories they will be staring in the future or even consider their actions wrong. Billions, trillions, zillions... They'll kill them and skip away from it in a year or two no one in the mu will be talking about it because they'll be busy with the next event.
They surely don't want to cause their loved ones distress in their final hours.
Besides, if the Illuminati can't come up with something then how could possibly anyone else? And telling others about this just means admitting to having come up short, which would probably be quite embarrassing for them.
that is really arrogant of them to think that if they can't find a solution they should go get drunk or have sex with people in a school waiting for the world to blow up. these people deserve a chance to fight for their lives and the illuminati actively took that choice away from everyone.
Right, there will be other cars coming for the one that made it. BUT, at least the universe of the one that didn't will be home free as there will be no more cars coming there.
So the longer they can keep it up, the more universes they save even if their own might not make it in the end. Seems like a worthwhile endeavor to me. Even at the cost of your soul if you have one.
Of course this whole setup is quite contrived. But maybe Hickman has a twist or two coming before the story is concluded.