Defenders: Beyond

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The astronaut-looking entity is the Infinaut. The Blue Marvel's history with him is shown in Ultimates (Vol. 3) #9. Ewing’s artful weaving and referencing of previous bits of continuity, whether directly connected or disparately scattered, is in full effect here. This is all the more apparent due to the scale of the series, which sees our group facing down conceptual entities from across the universes; without giving the bigger reveals away, the likes of Galactus makes a brief appearance, though his presence is far from the most exciting scene (though it is exciting, more on that later). Cover image for 75960620335200511 DEFENDERS: BEYOND #5 JAVIER RODRIGUEZ COVER, by Al Ewing & Javier Rodriguez & Javier Rodriguez, in stores Wednesday, November 23, 2022 from marvel Mor-i-Dun will one day survive the end of the Fifth Cosmos, and Strange already knows this, what with having met his future self, so killing him by dragging him to the Below Place won't keep him down forever. It just means he's going to get there the hard way.

Loki encounters Those Who Sit Above in Shadow in Loki: Agent of Asgard #17. He is not exactly sure what they are; one of his theories is that they may be Beyonders.Inconvenient Summons: None of the ad-hoc team were given any heads up before Stephen calls on them, but Betty is especially annoyed since she and the Hulk were about to rescue Bruce Banner from the Leader. It'll be even more inconvenient down the line since the cost of using magic is steep. But Doctor Strange was desperate. The Surfer and the Raider both know there's nothing that can be done to prevent little baby Galen from one day becoming Galactus, and they're not about to try. However, the Surfer does give him a gift to make the long eternity a little less awful for him. Comically Missing the Point: In issue 2, as the team enters Taaia's house, Betty comments something smells. Stephen thinks she's talking metaphorically, and starts waxing about the situation until Betty clarifies she means literally, something smells - there's a baby in the other room and he's soiled himself.

The Masked Raider knows he can't actually talk Zota out of his insane decisions, but still feels he has to try. He knows it'll get him killed, but this just means Zota will try the exact same thing, convinced he can break the time loop. The Phoenix Force appears to Taaia in a similar manner to how it appears to Jean Grey in Classic X-Men #8. The Phoenix's words to Taaia are a modified version of what it says to Jean in Classic X-Men #8: "You cried out for aid. I heard. I came." The Beyonder considers the Molecule Man to be his friend at the start of Secret Wars II #8 and they discover that the Molecule Man's "accident" poked a pinhole into the Beyonder's " womb-space." However, the Molecule Man tries to kill him at the end. Given that this is the second time you two are working together in recent memory, what can you say about the highlights of your collaboration?

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The Mystery" is a term Al Ewing often used to describe the realms located on the Outside, beyond the Far Shore. He conceived a "Mystery Map" after he saw how a few of them could fit on the Tree of Life; this series is a journey up the middle pillar. [4]

Karen Charm: It’s too bad about the soup, because I don’t have any silverware on me. Let’s just wait for it to cool down a bit, room temperature should be good, and we can see about using our hands. And as for meeting God, she just lives next door (you can tell from the orange cobblestone walkway). We could go over and see if she wants any soup. Finger-Painting With God The Blue Marvel tends to avoid the Avengers, but he has joined Luke Cage's Mighty Avengers in Mighty Avengers (Vol. 2), starting in issue #3, and throughout Captain America and the Mighty Avengers.Cover image for 75960620335200521 DEFENDERS: BEYOND 5 NETEASE GAMES VARIANT, by Al Ewing & Javier Rodriguez, in stores Wednesday, November 23, 2022 from marvel The Blue Marvel has worked with Ms. America Chavez before in the Ultimates from Ultimates (Vol. 3) and Ultimates 2 (Vol. 2). After the Beyonder not-so-subtly directs their path to stop them, Blue Marvel gives America Chavez the Eternity Mask to fight an even footing the Beyonder, inflicting pain on him across several realities and him gleeful for the fun fight. As the head of the Omega Council is confounded by the idea America can fight evenly with Beyonder, Loki distracts him by entrapping him in confined space before he gets free and hunts her down. When hiding for a moment, Tigra notes to Taaia that when Beyonder was confined was when he got mad, as the Omega Councilman defines "mad" and grants violence upon them. Taaia shoves Loki and Tigra out of the way, taking the blast head on while Blue Marvel flies through his head and kills him. Blue Marvel explains to Loki that his being an Anti-Matter reactor killed them because they were wrapped in matter to interface with them. While Taaia feels herself dying, she demands her friends learn what the "Dominion" actually is, and they see a possible way out with Blue Marvel recalling how the Concordance Engines drew power from a "higher" dimension. As Taaia refuses to flee, Blue Marvel signals America they're moving out, but the Beyonder doesn't want them to leave, so Taaia invites him to follow if he chooses. As one of the Omega Council members sees the Beyonder follow and asks if they should follow, another member tells him not to succumb to 'narrative' forces and to let them take the path they chose, leading to the trial by fire. In a white hot space, Taaia flies and a voice speaks life as she nears death. A glowing white figure appeared as Taaia called out in defiance of death, and as the Defenders looked to Taaia, they heard another voice. They see Taaia merge with the Phoenix Force and become its newest host. Horrifying the Horror: Mor-i-Dun is utterly terrified when Doctor Strange uses Betty as a conduit for the Green Door, and the One Below All.