Is she's Death, who is Life?
Death
Carson Rogers
Jack Smith
First tell me how a skeleton has breasts.
Elijah Lee
Power Girl
Jacob Richardson
Really fucked thing is..Death is a tranny.
The Beyonder killed death then brought it back by killing the guy who suggested it and making him into the new death.
That shit is canon.
Evan Perez
Eternity. He's the emergent embodiment of all life.
Galactus also is part of it: death/ life, like the Phoenix Force.
It's a bra.
Jeremiah Green
They never did anything with it, probably because the only one who cares about Death's gender is Thanos.
I still want it established that most of the times Thanos hung with Death, it was all in his mind.
Ryder Butler
Samuel Allen
Various depictions through the years but she's been shown to have a human looking face and other times a flesh body with just a skeleton face. Doesn't matter because she can change her appearance as she sees fit so it's like asking that of a shapeshifter.
Cooper Young
user, Death's SEX has been female since inception.
Right now Death is in canon a tranny.
Unless we're tossing all of that shit out with one of those universal wipes that resets the dumb fucked up shit that usually slips into the canon.
Lucas Cruz
None of which has anything to do with my post.
The "Death" who was blabbering and swaying her hips in Cates' abysmal 'Thanos' mini needs to be retconned into Ereshkigal or something.
Jeremiah Hill
Why Thanos never cared about the fact current Death is an impostor?
>hurr durr he's (vague definition of madness)
Thanos again and again proved that he's not happy with fake love that's why he didn't changed death or made a clone of her himself
Kevin Scott
Eternity, and by extension Eon, His son and avatar of Life, preceded by Epoch.
Oliver Green
There is no Life to be found on co
Cameron Lopez
Holy shit who don't more companies make skeletons with giant tits?! This is ungodly hot fuuuck!!!
Carson Sullivan
The guy wasn't made into Death.
Beyonder ended Death as a concept, but re-started it by expending a monstrous amount of energy to kill this one guy, his *death* restarted Death. The concept was reborn, didn't matter the gender of the first person killed.
Lincoln Walker
I know the "tranny panic" has hit Yea Forums hard to the point you can't see straight, but Death is first and foremost an Abstract, it can look however she wants. Nobody changes her design drastically to make her recognizable, even though Cates went and made her look like an ex of his, the hack.
Connor Wood
>Cates went and made her look like an ex of his
For real? What a jerk!
Nolan Nelson
Matthew Watson
Yep. Didn't you think her appearance is way too elaborate for someone who's supposed to be an Abstract, meant to appear in other books outside of his?
He said it on Twitter, too bad it was over a year ago and the guy tweets too much, but yeah.
Jackson Sullivan
I liked her when she looked like thanos mom
Matthew Bell
Maybe life is the friends we made along the way.
Aiden Myers
Nothing in your comment change that "she" was born a male and was one for an entire life.
Kayden Smith
That's because I never said or implied such thing, so maybe you quoted the wrong person.
Either way, Abstracts are genderless, they only have the appearance we project unto them and the one they choose to manifest themselves before lesser beings.
Grayson Green
Her tits are.
Kevin Garcia
>who is Life?
The Enigma Force is the embodiment of all life within a given universe. The Phoenix Force is the embodiment of all potential life in a given universe. Presumably there are multiversal equivalents just like all the cosmics.
Carter Wilson
I like her when she's Marlo.
Joseph Lee
>Really fucked thing is..Death is a tranny.
Marvel Death has multiple manifestations. Oblivion and Chaos King are both lesser manifestations of Death. Gender as a concept to an abstract is meaningless.
Hudson Hughes
I want to SMASH Mistresses Love and Hate
Ryder Russell
Galactus is still biologically Male, he came back to his original form after Doom stole his powers.
Robert Nguyen
Chaos King is his own being.
Adrian Walker
>Chaos King is his own being.
Nah, that was retconned (thank fuck). He's a lesser manifestation of Oblivion.
A cosmic did it is the Marvel equivalent of a wizard did it, but fuck me does it come in handy sometimes when you need a quicky retcon.
Pic related
Ethan Long
What makes no sense at all because Death don't life in the universe to be destroyed because ending all life means ending death, is against their most basic nature.
Jordan Evans
Skeletons are very pretendious with their former fleshyness.
David Carter
She is a shapeshifter. She just wants to look hot.
Josiah Kelly
It comes up virtually never but even at the abstract level death in Marvel isn't the end. It's explicitly stated that even the manifestations of destroyed multiverses go "somewhere" when that multiverse ends.
Death as a concept is more akin to "the great beyond" in a very literal sense. It is the not here. But since wherever you go, there you are, there is always another great beyond. As such Death doesn't have to worry about dying in any permanent sense. All things are eternal in some fashion, even the transition from here to there. Even Oblivion defines himself as the embodiment of as the thing outside all things (which is ironically the sort of place you would expect to find many-angled ones, embodiments of unrestricted life).
It's all very abstract. I mean if you think about it, Death is probably the mother of all life, after all everything is born from nothing. There was nowhere and nowhen before somewhere and somewhen. She certainly bares no origin with the other cosmic which all flow from "Creation" as a concept which is embodied by whatever is the current firmament.
Austin Jones
Galactus isn't an abstract.
Gavin Myers
He is.
Brody Davis
No? Death is clearly limited to the universe/multiverse/creation and is shown worrying about it. It also call itself connected to Galactus and Eternity. The "nothing" Thanos faced was described as something different from death.
Carter Martin
He wasn't turned into death you drooling retard, his death just rebooted the concept of death which allowed death to materialize in her physical form.
Succeded, not preceded user, Eon came first so he was succeeded by Epoch.
Colton Perry
>Galactus isn't an abstract.
Technically he inherited all remaining energy of the Phoenix Force of the universe before last so he's at the very least merged with a lesser avatar of an abstract.
Death as presented will only ever represent their role within the scope of the setting. As such, relying on the PoV of a manifestation of death for a constraint on their position in the omniverse is nonsensical. It's like asking your big toe how you feel.
Christopher Myers
>Succeded, not preceded user
Yeah sorry, sometimes I confuse the two.
>It's explicitly stated that even the manifestations of destroyed multiverses go "somewhere" when that multiverse ends.
The Far Shore! Which I hope is never, ever explained. Leave it a mystery.
He did become one when he transcended the end of the multiverse and became an universal constant.
Matthew Adams
>Nothing ever really dies
>Everything lives
>Everything begins beyond the far shore
Death confirmed for abstract most shit at her job.
Lucas Ortiz
Cosmic Marvel is an absolute mess and panels like those are just "rule of cool" bullshit.
Christopher Hall
>Cosmic Marvel is an absolute mess
Not really. There's a few wrinkles, but it's really perfectly fine as long as you accept that tons and tons of cosmics are unreliable narrators and there are at least a few extradimensional shitters that fuck with shit beyond the knowledge and scope of your average cosmic.
Cosmic DC is an absolute mess.
Robert Sanchez
That page I posted follows upon the philosophy that pervaded the entire run, in which nothing truly died (a concept that also followed since the ending of Secret Wars, where "everything died"). It's not "rule of cool", is Multiversal Abstracts proving that as long as these ideas exist in the conscious behind The One Above All, they will perdure over time. It's the meta narrative that fuels decades of a shared universe.
Ian Lee
>but it's really perfectly fine
There is several different human origins shown on panel, things like Celestials being just avatars of the real beings just to be killed for good by other beings by just destroying their armor(that was supposed to be a puppet) it is a mess.
Camden Sanchez
Life is just death in drag
Joseph Peterson
>Oblivion and Chaos King are both lesser manifestations of Death
No.
He is a hybrid.
Only if you view Death as the absolute end, rather than a transition.
But Doctor Manhattan told us: "Nothing ever ends".
Colton Gomez
Someone from the cancerverse.
Blake Johnson
Eternity is her functional opposite.
Brandon Collins