@AyodeleMurewa At the same time, we have Oblivion as the personification of the void before or outside creation. So, in your view, could the Phoenix be the first expression of TOAA's will emerging within that void and leading to the birth of Eternity and the universe through the Big Bang?
@AyodeleMurewa Ayodele, I’d like to better understand what you meant when Eternity is called the “superior creator” in this scene. Does that expression mean Eternity is considered a superior creator because of the concept of time?
@AyodeleMurewa I ask because in Phoenix #8, the Phoenix appears as a flicker in the void before the universe, more a force of creation than a creator. It also reminds me of TOAA's statement in Storm #12: "All that is is because I will it."
@AyodeleMurewa When you introduced Eternity in your comic, you touched a little on his origin. In that sense, how do you see the creative process that leads to Eternity’s birth? Which entities, forces, or stages take part in that process before he becomes the being we know?
@AyodeleMurewa I see. So “superior creator” doesn’t necessarily mean that Eternity is hierarchically superior to every other creator, but mainly that he is the superior creator within that specific context and relationship between the two, correct?
@AyodeleMurewa And in that case, when is called a “superior creator,” does that mean he holds a superior creative position in relation to those other creators as well, or is “superior” being used only within the specific context of creation that occurs through time and within the universe?
@Sinestrea_APE Stop trying to make a mountain out of a molehill. His edit didn’t change absolutely anything about the context of the scene. The speech bubble exists, and Thanos is the one who said it. Stop being so dramatic.
@AyodeleMurewa You said that in your original story, Ororo and Uranos were supposed to defend the universe against Doctor Voodoo and his armies. Phoenix and Never Queen would face Death on their path to TOAA, Wanda and Abraxas against the FBI and Galacta
@RyanStegman hi mr. When Jean says that they became “ideas” inside the Creatonist’s conceptual space, was that simply a rule of that realm itself? For example, if entities such as Eternity, Death, Oblivion, entered that space, would they also become ideas within its framework?