Uncanny Avengers #7 (Progressive Hipster Propaganda Spoilers
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You can justify any example of bad story telling by saying the characters involved are imaginary. It really doesn't mean anything. |
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All I'm saying that he is , and always will be, as "powerful" as a given writer feels to make him. |
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It wounded Apocalypse because it hit his shoulder. It killed a Celestial because it split that muthafucka's head open. Last I checked, axes to the head > axes to the shoulder. |
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Celestials have shrugged off attacks from weapons enchanted by the heads of pantheons, by Odin himself. They curbstomped the "Skyfathers" last time they ran afoul of them. But ignoring all of that past continuity, the plot point fails because it contradicts what happens in Remender's own story. Last issue, Apocalypse, a servant of the Celestials, is only wounded by the weapon. This issue, one of the creatures that juiced him up and are infinitely more powerful than is, gets killed by it. Its bad writing designed to make the Apocalypse characters out to be a threat at the expense of logic. |
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Also, he was a Celestial Gardener, whatever that means, not one of the powerful Celestials from the Eternals. |
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I'm 99.9% sure that was a Celestial, and "Gardener" is his title (most Celestials have one related to whatever their job is). Also, Celestials don't have heads under their armor. |
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Don't know where you're getting that from, since it's not the criteria I follow to determine whether a story is good or not. |
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Hab |
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Edit: two things we aren't given: the creator of the enchantment and we also don't know 100% about celestials' weaknesses. |
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We do know that Apocalpyse's armor was a gift from the Celestials and it shouldn't be more effective than what they wear. Not a huge plot problem, but, noticeable. Hab |
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I like it because it opens doors in the MU as to who is most powerful and all now. Brings the Celestials down a bit in terms of who runs shit. |
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Agreed but I don't think it will last long. There is no way that child protective services will allow Kang to keep homicidal twins with a weapon that can split a cosmic deity's head open. |
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