Meet Eve Warlock, the new counterpart to… yup, you guessed it, Adam Warlock

[Ravin' Ray]

So two female versions of Adam Warlock aren't enough (Paragon/Her/Kismet/Ayesha, and Goddess… sorta), and Marvel decided to introduce a new female Adam Warlock.

Eve Warlock.

Or, rather, newly discovered, since she has a back story that she's been in the MU all along!


Eve Warlock Makes Her Debut In Ron Marz And Ron Lim's Warlock: Rebirth!

[Vishop]

Oh another evil counterpart. Such originality..

[Anthony W]

Oh another evil counterpart. Such originality..

2023 Marvel, no way she is evil.

[Thirteen]

What about HER?

[Digifiend]

Apparently Ayesha is the second Her, if Eve already existed.

https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Ayesha_(Earth-616)

[marhawkman]

"my business is to procreate"...... ok.... then...... this is obviously not going to go horribly, horribly wrong.

[JudicatorPrime]

"my business is to procreate"...... ok.... then...... this is obviously not going to go horribly, horribly wrong.

That was Her's original calling. I figured that's why they mothballed her after she first appeared in MTIO. But then she later appeared in Quasar and we're told that Starhawk is possibly the product of their union at least in one timeline/reality...or something like that. Wonder if that all gets retconned?

Technically, Her/Ayesha/Kismet started off as Paragon, a male, so perhaps Eve truly is the first female of the artificial species? And now that I think about it, guess that technically makes Her the first cosmic transgender and we probably should call Her, Them.

[Phoenixx9]

That was Her's original calling. I figured that's why they mothballed her after she first appeared in MTIO. But then she later appeared in Quasar and we're told that Starhawk is possibly the product of their union at least in one timeline/reality...or something like that. Wonder if that all gets retconned?

Technically, Her/Ayesha/Kismet started off as Paragon, a male, so perhaps Eve truly is the first female of the artificial species? And now that I think about it, guess that technically makes Her the first cosmic transgender and we probably should call Her, Them.

Yeah, it really can get confusing, lol!

But could this new Eve really be Her/Paragon/Kismet/Ayesha in a new guise?

[MajorHoy]

Yeah, it really can get confusing, lol!

But could this new Eve really be Her/Paragon/Kismet/Ayesha in a new guise?

Could one of them be a clone of the other?

Marvel does seem to like cloning . . .

[Phoenixx9]

Could one of them be a clone of the other?

Marvel does seem to like cloning . . .

Hmmn, I had not thought of this, but it certainly could be!

I hope Marvel does explain the situation as the book progresses.

[kcekada]

I really liked the introduction of Her in Marvel-Two-In-One. Too bad Marvel didn't utilize her better.

[Thirteen]

That Logo though...
Even the original WARLOCK one would be better. Title Fonts are a lost art.


Or the successor to the font (being used for EVE) from INFINITY WATCH

[kcekada]

It is a crappy logo. The 70s one still looks good to me. I guess it was playing off the Warlock name with a bit of a horror bent. In some way, Warlock's book was cosmic horror, I guess. In all honesty, I don't think much of what Marvel and Starlin did after Adam was resurrected compares to his previous run.

[Golden_Guardian]

I have not read the article or anything about the new character, but how is my aim: Is she EVEN MORE POWERFUL than Adam Warlock?

[Thirteen]

So two female versions of Adam Warlock aren't enough (Paragon/Her/Kismet/Ayesha, and Goddess… sorta), and Marvel decided to introduce a new female Adam Warlock.

Eve Warlock.

Or, rather, newly discovered, since she has a back story that she's been in the MU all along!


Eve Warlock Makes Her Debut In Ron Marz And Ron Lim's Warlock: Rebirth!

BTW GREAT to see Ron Lim (and Ron Marz) still working and still COSMIC!