Judgement Day (2022)

[Sutekh]

Because the Celestials chose to do it that way. The Eternals don't control the resurrection protocol, the Machine does, and they have failed to stop the Machine doing it... that was what the previous arc was about. Phastos discovered that a human died when an Eternal resurrected, and tried to destroy that part of the machine, and he failed, and he almost provokes the end of the world while trying...

It's super-annoying to me, as a long-time Eternals fan, since the Eternals used to *not die all the time,* and were almost entirely invulnerable, with it taking a special Deviant machine that broke down their willpower (which held their bodies together under the face of nearly any amount of destructive force) and allowed them to be killed. It was kind of a huge deal when something killed an Eternal, and things that *appeared* to kill them (like Blastarr's energy blasts) just dispersed their molecules for a short time, until they literally pulled themselves back together and reassembled their own bodies, never actually 'dying.'

And now they die like wheat. Friggin' knives can cut them. Much like Wolverine, who seems to just get messed up in every single fight, because we know he'll 'get better' (despite fighters who are many times less experienced or skilled than him wading into the exact same fights and mysteriously *not* getting all cut up, almost like Wolverine is actually the *worst* at 'what he does...'), it seems like this whole Eternals resurrection crap has resulted in them just dying like flies.

I just can't take this whole new generation of replaceable temporary Eternals seriously. They kind of suck compared to the actually eternal Eternals.

[rcaguy]

It's super-annoying to me, as a long-time Eternals fan, since the Eternals used to *not die all the time,* and were almost entirely invulnerable, with it taking a special Deviant machine that broke down their willpower (which held their bodies together under the face of nearly any amount of destructive force) and allowed them to be killed. It was kind of a huge deal when something killed an Eternal, and things that *appeared* to kill them (like Blastarr's energy blasts) just dispersed their molecules for a short time, until they literally pulled themselves back together and reassembled their own bodies, never actually 'dying.'

And now they die like wheat. Friggin' knives can cut them. Much like Wolverine, who seems to just get messed up in every single fight, because we know he'll 'get better' (despite fighters who are many times less experienced or skilled than him wading into the exact same fights and mysteriously *not* getting all cut up, almost like Wolverine is actually the *worst* at 'what he does...'), it seems like this whole Eternals resurrection crap has resulted in them just dying like flies.

I just can't take this whole new generation of replaceable temporary Eternals seriously. They kind of suck compared to the actually eternal Eternals.

Marvel Comic Books should simply stay away from the movie related garbage. Pure and simple.

[Devaishwarya]

Just want to say ...this is the longest, most tedious, dumbest "24 hrs" I've ever lived.

[Krakoa]

It's super-annoying to me, as a long-time Eternals fan, since the Eternals used to *not die all the time,* and were almost entirely invulnerable, with it taking a special Deviant machine that broke down their willpower (which held their bodies together under the face of nearly any amount of destructive force) and allowed them to be killed. It was kind of a huge deal when something killed an Eternal, and things that *appeared* to kill them (like Blastarr's energy blasts) just dispersed their molecules for a short time, until they literally pulled themselves back together and reassembled their own bodies, never actually 'dying.'

And now they die like wheat. Friggin' knives can cut them. Much like Wolverine, who seems to just get messed up in every single fight, because we know he'll 'get better' (despite fighters who are many times less experienced or skilled than him wading into the exact same fights and mysteriously *not* getting all cut up, almost like Wolverine is actually the *worst* at 'what he does...'), it seems like this whole Eternals resurrection crap has resulted in them just dying like flies.

I just can't take this whole new generation of replaceable temporary Eternals seriously. They kind of suck compared to the actually eternal Eternals.

This is an overestimation of how much death there has been in the Eternals series recently, lol. Thanos killed 4-6 Eternals, most of whom were background characters. Ikaris died saving the world. And one of the Hex died in Judgement Day #2. Can you show me in what books they died like flies?

[Omega Alpha]

Just want to say ...this is the longest, most tedious, dumbest "24 hrs" I've ever lived.

Here in Brazil, that's what I say every election day. And somehow, it always gets worse.

[Steroid]

Just want to say ...this is the longest, most tedious, dumbest "24 hrs" I've ever lived.

Lol I wish this silly ass event was weekly just to get it over with at this point.

[JB]

If my calendar is correct, part 4 is next week and part 5 is immediately the week after? I just checked Marvel.com and it says the same thing. That'd be great if so. Perhaps things will really ramp up and we launch into Act III.

[Steroid]

If my calendar is correct, part 4 is next week and part 5 is immediately the week after? I just checked Marvel.com and it says the same thing. That'd be great if so. Perhaps things will really ramp up and we launch into Act III.

For me there's no salvaging this event, I just want it over with ASAP.

[Devaishwarya]

I'm impatiently waiting for November when I can get back to my regularly scheduled programmes.

Some stuff happens in the main book but a lot of what happens gets fleshed out/recapped/rehashed in a couple of other books that are direct tie-ins but the others are "tie-ins" in name only because Zombie Celestial gets a page to make some asinine judgements while the unrelated story goes on...and we are half-way through yet we are left still wondering what the fuck does any of this mean?

[Omega Alpha]

I'm impatiently waiting for November when I can get back to my regularly scheduled programmes.

The events are the regularly scheduled programmes

[CoCoBandz]

The events are the regularly scheduled programmes

The absolute state of Marvel comics...

[Devaishwarya]

Exactatiously and sadly.

[Master of Sound]

Loving this event so far. Though I would have loved to learn more about the Deviants and more than the 3 characters we have seen so far.

The Hex give me a king of War of Worlds feeling. Though I need to see more of their powers in action.

[DarkMagnus]

Here in Brazil, that's what I say every election day. And somehow, it always gets worse.

Hope you get rid off Bolsonaro. Greets!


Im starting to feel this event could be shorter. Much shorter.

Also Druig went for a victory a condemmed the world. Hope the mutants capitalize that.

[JB]

Loving this event so far. Though I would have loved to learn more about the Deviants and more than the 3 characters we have seen so far.

The Hex give me a king of War of Worlds feeling. Though I need to see more of their powers in action.

Speaking of the Hex, these pages from Death to the Mutants #2 were available on the Marvel app. Is Memotaur browsing message boards?





If anyone read the issue and would like to share, I'm curious about this.