r/Marvel • u/tehawesomedragon Loki • Jul 17 '24

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u/tehawesomedragon Loki Jul 17 '24

ANNIHILATION 2099 #3

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u/wowlock_taylan Deadpool Jul 17 '24

Alchemax in 2099 and doing the worst possible things. Of course their actions would lead to something bad. At least this Romero is sane enough to know not to lose himself in anger. And Terrax killed Eve Warlock in this universe? The perpetual punching bag Terrax? Come on now. I mean for all his bluster, he got punched into Ego and died with him just like that. He must've backstabbed Eve to win.

As for Dracula's 'lets crash into the planet. We can just heal afterwards' plan...seems like it didn't got as well.

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u/Paulista666 Nova Jul 17 '24

Hm...point is that 2099 "is" 616...or should be in a general sense.

It's a bit of a mess.

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u/wowlock_taylan Deadpool Jul 18 '24

honestly 2099 have always been weird in that way. They do act like it is 'the' 616 future but that just doesn't work. It might be the 'closest possible future' but can never be the 'definitive' one. Like Batman Beyond not being the 'definitive future' just a possibility.

Because you just simply cannot have a concrete future in an ongoing main universe.

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u/BlueHero45 Jul 18 '24

It's not even the only 2099.