Something I noticed is when nonblack Americans are in the middle of discourse with black Americans Yall lowkey insinuate that we’re uneducated on topics and not aware of stuff. Like yall can claim to be woke but talk down on us like we never had a high school education

So question; why is is that every non Wonder Woman reader has a weird obsession with Earth One?? Like the story truly doesn’t seem good along with the weird connotations with making Steve black( a white writer also) but if you criticize it, suddenly everyone loves it???

And so this marks the end of the thread! It is kinda long thread but the way the different eras of the multiverse contributes like different parts of a story is quite interesting and so I encourage everyone to try reading the Defenders to learn more!

And on a greater cosmic scale, the prominent abstracts were now split into systems of two - Magic vs Science - Order vs Chaos - Time vs Space - Oblivion vs Judgement

These changes famously include Miles Morales of 1610 was written into living in 616 with his friends of family with his original life’s memories suppressed Though, the native Miles of 616(Ultimatum) wasn’t affected by this

Then by giving the Beyonder powers to Reed Richards combined the help of his son Franklin, the 8th Cosmos was formed but instead of being a new Multiverse, it was simply a continuation of 7th Cosmos with small changes

7) Eighth Cosmos This multiverse has an unusual change to the cycle, when the 7th Cosmos was destroyed by incursions, Molecule Man was able to steal the powers of the Beyonders And with cooperation of Dr Doom, the remnants of the multiverse was made into Battleworld

Franklin Richards is the destined Devourer of Worlds for the next Multiverse but for a safe backup, Immortal Man also holds the destiny if Franklin dies

6) 7th Cosmos Instead of a single sentence, this Multiverse was embodied by two - Eternity and Infinity, each respectable embodying time and space This reality was the Multiverse in which all the Marvel stories we read take place, all previous concepts existing here

As this reality came to its natural lifespan, one of its inhabitants Galan of Taaia would be the sole survivor chosen to become the Devourer of the Worlds for the next incarnation And so this is how we get the infamous Galactus

5) 6th Cosmos A direct contrast from the previous Multiverse, it is a world defined by science and not magic. In the planet Taa, its inhabitants Taa-ans are Scienceers, the closest thing they had to superheroes

Now I bet you’re wondering “wait Devourer of Worlds?” But yes every multiverse has one being survive into the next iteration of reality This survivor becomes the current multiverse’s Devourer of Worlds. Galactus being the current one but we’ll get more details a bit later

Strange creatures roam the world who’s blood is so potent it can be used as portal. Its most prominent inhabitant is Moridun, the Sorcerer Supreme of the Fifth Cosmos who’d become Omnimax, Devourer of Worlds for the next multiverse

4) Fifth Cosmos The universe where magic originates from, it is a world completely defined by sorcery and where fires are secret, making the realm eternally nighttime Magic is less refined than future realities but no less powerful

The sentience of this universe was a being called the Pilgrim but at the end of his lifespan, went through the Mystery(outside existence) and became the Queen of Nevers - embodiment of possibility

3) Fourth Cosmos In this reality, narrative is shifted to patterns, inhabited by archetypal beings who will form the templates of future heroes and villains in future Multiverses And due to structure still being fluid in this reality, the archetypes spoke in symbols

The Lifebringer One, noted as the first Hero embodied light, order and creation The Anti-All its enemy embodied destruction, darkness and absence. They weren’t good and evil, but simply the stories of “being” and “not-being”

2) Third Cosmos This Multiverse is where the concept of “narrative” formed, but due to it still being primitive, things like time and space still didn’t exist But with narrative and “storytelling” forming, the concepts of contrasting forces battling originated here

The remnants of the Second Cosmos would form The Beyond, an unobservable space inhabited by the Beyonders

1). Second Cosmos The first Multiverse had a very short lifespan of only a millennium, because every aspect of itself was new and it got very excited to experience the sensation of all-death, It set the baseline of evolution and for universes to continually grow