Heroes Reborn is coming back

[The Cool Thatguy]

Was it ever confirmed which Hyperion this one was, anyways?

[Ursalink]

Was it ever confirmed which Hyperion this one was, anyways?

The Hyperion from "Heroes Reborn", just like the rest of the Squadron Supreme, were just Simulacrum (artificial humans) created by Mephisto and programmed by Coulson. They don't come from an alternative dimension, and they are not even real. It has been revealed that they don't have souls, no figertips and no even navels.

[Huntsman Spider]

The Hyperion from "Heroes Reborn", just like the rest of the Squadron Supreme, were just Simulacrum (artificial humans) created by Mephisto and programmed by Coulson. They don't come from an alternative dimension, and they are not even real. It has been revealed that they don't have souls, no figertips and no even navels.

Fingerprints, actually, but yeah, that's generally right.

[Ursalink]

Fingerprints, actually, but yeah, that's generally right.

I can't avoid to feel sorry for them, to certain degree. They are jerks, but it's not like they chose to be what they are. If only they could find redemption and a chance to be real heroes.

[Huntsman Spider]

I can't avoid to feel sorry for them, to certain degree. They are jerks, but it's not like they chose to be what they are. If only they could find redemption and a chance to be real heroes.

Yeah, that would have been nice. Hyperion, in particular, did look like a lost and abandoned puppy at the end of it all.

[Ravin' Ray]

Not the first time we've had a Hyperion simulacrum. The Grandmaster created Zhib-Ran as the Hyperion for the first Squadron Sinister; and he subsequently made his way to Earth-712, impersonated that reality's Hyperion, then lost in a battle to him when the original reappeared.

[Gaastra]

Yeah, there were superheroes in World War II and the Agents of Atlas started in the 1950s (hence the name - Marvel was called Atlas back then). That 1961 date is bull.

Conan, soloman kaine, red sonja and kull during conans era. Tons of magic, shape changers and powered people!

Phantom rider, and others in the west.

Frankenstains monster and other monster books that take place in the past.

Doc savage and tarzan in the past. The shadow if his old marvel one shot is canon.

Marvel has had heroes before ww2.

[JudicatorPrime]

Conan, soloman kaine, red sonja and kull during conans era. Tons of magic, shape changers and powered people!

Phantom rider, and others in the west.

Frankenstains monster and other monster books that take place in the past.

Doc savage and tarzan in the past. The shadow if his old marvel one shot is canon.

Marvel has had heroes before ww2.

Marvel writers should know better. Sise-Neg, a Nexus Being capable of affecting all realities simultaneously, traveled all the way back to the Big Bang and re-created the universe after appropriating the powers of creation. It's canon. That effectively ends any and all discussions about whether or not a super-powered human being, albeit a mystic, existed prior to the modern era. Paradoxical or not, Sise-Neg's feat stands. I wouldn't get roped in on any bets with Mephisto over whether or not a human existed at the dawn of time. Easiest way yet to lose your soul.

[Triniking1234]

Finally caught up (only had Reborn #7 and Return to read) and it was actually entertaining. Final fight was kinda too easy tho.

[Triniking1234]

“Vibranium remembers being an asteroid therefore I can now use super speed” I should’t have to say anything more, I started to read avengers in the 80’s and I swear I never had to turn off my critical thinking in order to enjoy a good comic adventure.

Wow. That happened? That actually happened??? Not in a Golden Age comic book, or one of the Super Friends cartoons from the 1970s, but in the present, 2021? And it wasn't intended as satire or sarcasm in any way? Just, wow.

Yeah. That happened.

I honestly thought he built something into his suit to siphon Blur's speed but that was the explanation.

Not sure what they're teaching in American schools but that's not how meteors work.

[Huntsman Spider]

Yeah. That happened.

I honestly thought he built something into his suit to siphon Blur's speed but that was the explanation.

Not sure what they're teaching in American schools but that's not how meteors work.

Yeah, that would have made more sense, especially given the vibranium weave in his suit could absorb and redirect kinetic energy in the first place.

[Kurolegacy]

Seems that the Nick Fury backups of Infinite Destinies is acting as a direct follow up to this.

[Huntsman Spider]

Seems that the Nick Fury backups of Infinite Destinies is acting as a direct follow up to this.

I noticed. Considering it happened in the ASM Annual, who wants to bet Spider-Man could run into Hyperion again?

[Kurolegacy]

I noticed. Considering it happened in the ASM Annual, who wants to bet Spider-Man could run into Hyperion again?

Hopefully if he does, he can at least teach Hyperion what true heroism is especially given how Hyperion was willing to fight to preserve a false reality while Peter did the opposite in the face of a similar situation.

[Huntsman Spider]

Hopefully if he does, he can at least teach Hyperion what true heroism is especially given how Hyperion was willing to fight to preserve a false reality while Peter did the opposite in the face of a similar situation.

Yeah, that would be great.