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''Squadron Supreme: Death of a Universe'' is a 1989 story of the ''ComicBook/SquadronSupreme'', a group of [[CaptainErsatz Captain Ersatzes]] of the Franchise/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica published by Marvel Comics. The story was a big TakeThat to DC's ''ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths''.
The story is set in the aftermath of the 12 issues limited series, as the surviving members of the Squadron begin to dismantle the "Utopia" program they had renounced. But the Scarlet Centurion, Master Menace and Professor Imam (who warned the Squadron) all notice a really dangerous thing going on: a giant white human-like hand of a cosmic size appeared next to the sun, and will soon engulf it. Hyperion, Menace and the Centurion met at Menace's lab, and agree to work together to destroy that thing. Menace and the Centurion build a machine in the distant future, and take a spaceship to the hand, which is now a full cosmic-sized human figure. Hyperion, Doctor Spectrum, Lady Lark (who took Blue Eagle's wings) and Whizzer (using a tredmill that allows him to run in space) take the four parts of the machine to strategic points around the entity.
It's all in vain. The machine doesn't work. Inertia's power doesn't work. Imam's attempts to talk to the entity don't work. The Overlords' mental commands don't work. The sun is engulfed, and the being keeps growing and growing, nearing Earth itself. But when it engulfs the Squadron's ship, it comes into contact with Arcanna's newborn son. Perceiving great mystic potential in him, Imam had appointed him the new master of the mystic arts before dying; but now the baby and the entity switched places. The baby is replaced by a common man, who then vanishes, and the giant white man is replaced by a giant white baby, who begins to shrink and release the sun, and then move to the other consumed universes to release them as well.
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBros Master Hand]] [[RetroactiveRecognition had a lot of bit-parts before he made it big]].]]
''Squadron Supreme: Death of a Universe'' is a 1989 story of the ''ComicBook/SquadronSupreme'', a group of [[CaptainErsatz Captain Ersatzes]] of the Franchise/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica published by Marvel Comics. The story was a big TakeThat to DC's ''ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths''.
The story is set in the aftermath of the 12 issues limited series, as the surviving members of the Squadron begin to dismantle the "Utopia" program they had renounced. But the Scarlet Centurion, Master Menace and Professor Imam (who warned the Squadron) all notice a really dangerous thing going on: a giant white human-like hand of a cosmic size appeared next to the sun, and will soon engulf it. Hyperion, Menace and the Centurion met at Menace's lab, and agree to work together to destroy that thing. Menace and the Centurion build a machine in the distant future, and take a spaceship to the hand, which is now a full cosmic-sized human figure. Hyperion, Doctor Spectrum, Lady Lark (who took Blue Eagle's wings) and Whizzer (using a tredmill that allows him to run in space) take the four parts of the machine to strategic points around the entity.
It's all in vain. The machine doesn't work. Inertia's power doesn't work. Imam's attempts to talk to the entity don't work. The Overlords' mental commands don't work. The sun is engulfed, and the being keeps growing and growing, nearing Earth itself. But when it engulfs the Squadron's ship, it comes into contact with Arcanna's newborn son. Perceiving great mystic potential in him, Imam had appointed him the new master of the mystic arts before dying; but now the baby and the entity switched places. The baby is replaced by a common man, who then vanishes, and the giant white man is replaced by a giant white baby, who begins to shrink and release the sun, and then move to the other consumed universes to release them as well.
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''Squadron Supreme: Death of a Universe'' is a 1989 story of the ''ComicBook/SquadronSupreme'', a group of {{Captain Ersatz}}es of the Franchise/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica published by Marvel Comics. The story was a big TakeThat to DC's ''ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths''.
The story is set in the aftermath of the 12 issues limited series, as the surviving members of the Squadron begin to dismantle the "Utopia" program they had renounced. But the Scarlet Centurion, Master Menace and Professor Imam (who warned the Squadron) all notice a really dangerous thing going on: a giant white human-like hand of a cosmic size appeared next to the sun, and will soon engulf it. Hyperion, Menace and the Centurion met at Menace's lab, and agree to work together to destroy that thing. Menace and the Centurion build a machine in the distant future, and take a spaceship to the hand, which is now a full cosmic-sized human figure. Hyperion, Doctor Spectrum, Lady Lark (who took Blue Eagle's wings) and Whizzer (using a tredmill that allows him to run in space) take the four parts of the machine to strategic points around the entity.
It's all in vain. The machine doesn't work. Inertia's power doesn't work. Imam's attempts to talk to the entity don't work. The Overlords' mental commands don't work. The sun is engulfed, and the being keeps growing and growing, nearing Earth itself. But when it engulfs the Squadron's ship, it comes into contact with Arcanna's newborn son. Perceiving great mystic potential in him, Imam had appointed him the new master of the mystic arts before dying; but now the baby and the entity switched places. The baby is replaced by a common man, who then vanishes, and the giant white man is replaced by a giant white baby, who begins to shrink and release the sun, and then move to the other consumed universes to release them as well.
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''Squadron Supreme: Death of a Universe'' is a 1989 story of the ''ComicBook/SquadronSupreme'', a group of {{Captain Ersatz}}es of the Franchise/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica published by Marvel Comics. The story was a big TakeThat to DC's ''ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths''.
The story is set in the aftermath of the 12 issues limited series, as the surviving members of the Squadron begin to dismantle the "Utopia" program they had renounced. But the Scarlet Centurion, Master Menace and Professor Imam (who warned the Squadron) all notice a really dangerous thing going on: a giant white human-like hand of a cosmic size appeared next to the sun, and will soon engulf it. Hyperion, Menace and the Centurion met at Menace's lab, and agree to work together to destroy that thing. Menace and the Centurion build a machine in the distant future, and take a spaceship to the hand, which is now a full cosmic-sized human figure. Hyperion, Doctor Spectrum, Lady Lark (who took Blue Eagle's wings) and Whizzer (using a tredmill that allows him to run in space) take the four parts of the machine to strategic points around the entity.
It's all in vain. The machine doesn't work. Inertia's power doesn't work. Imam's attempts to talk to the entity don't work. The Overlords' mental commands don't work. The sun is engulfed, and the being keeps growing and growing, nearing Earth itself. But when it engulfs the Squadron's ship, it comes into contact with Arcanna's newborn son. Perceiving great mystic potential in him, Imam had appointed him the new master of the mystic arts before dying; but now the baby and the entity switched places. The baby is replaced by a common man, who then vanishes, and the giant white man is replaced by a giant white baby, who begins to shrink and release the sun, and then move to the other consumed universes to release them as well.
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It was all in vain. The machine did not work. Inertia's power did not work. Imam's attempts to talk to the entity did not work. The Overlords' mental commands did not work. The sun was engulfed, and the being keeps growing and growing, nearing Earth itself. But when it engulfed the Squadron's ship, it came into contact with Arcanna's newborn son. Perceiving great mystic potential in him, Imam had appointed him the new master of the mystic arts before dying; but now the baby and the entity switched places. The baby is replaced by a common man, who then vanishes, and the giant white man is replaced by a giant white baby, who begins to shrink and release the sun, and then move to the other consumed universes to release them as well.
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** [[spoiler:Inertia tried to use her power against the entity, to delay its growth. She vanished into pink smoke.]]
** [[spoiler:Redstone, whose powers are linked to Earth itself, became thinner and thinner when leaving Earth, and could not be returned to the planet in time.]]
** [[spoiler:Prof. Imam died as well, when trying to communicate with the entity]]
** [[spoiler:Redstone, whose powers are linked to Earth itself, became thinner and thinner when leaving Earth, and could not be returned to the planet in time.]]
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** [[spoiler:Prof. Imamdied dies as well, when trying to communicate with the entity]]
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* HopeSpot: Several attempts to defeat the entity were useless, and even caused the death of some of the heroes.
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* MikeNelsonDestroyerOfWorlds: The villain of the piece isn't actually out to destroy universes.
* NakedPeopleAreFunny: Haywire and Inertiawere are having fun at the beach. Inertia cheated in their game, so Haywire cut cuts her bikini, leaving her naked. She took takes revenge by leaving him naked as well.
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* SecretIdentity: The white entity, the "Anti-Monitor" expy, was actually [[spoiler:The Nth Man]]
* SilentAntagonist: The white man does not say a single word.
* YearInsideHourOutside: To save time, the Scarlet Centurion took Master Menace to the future, to work in the machine without time limits, and then return to the same point in time. Menace has been ''15 years'' in the future building it.
* YouShallNotPass: Everybody agreed to turn off the Utopia Program, but there is an exception: the [[HumanPopsicle hibernaculums]], where the dead Squadroners are kept until a date when they can be healed. Whoever wants to turn it off for Wyatt and Olivia will have to go through Dr. Spectrum first.
* SilentAntagonist: The white man does not say a single word.
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* YouShallNotPass: Everybody agreed to turn off the Utopia Program, but there is an exception: the [[HumanPopsicle hibernaculums]], where the dead Squadroners are kept until a date when they can be healed. Whoever wants to turn it off for Wyatt and Olivia will have to go through Dr. Spectrum first.
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* SilentAntagonist: The white mandoes not doesn't say a single word.
* YearInsideHourOutside: To save time, the Scarlet Centuriontook takes Master Menace to the future, to work in on the machine without time limits, and then return to the same point in time. Menace has been They spend ''15 years'' in the future building it.
* YouShallNotPass: Everybodyagreed agrees to turn off the Utopia Program, but there is an exception: the [[HumanPopsicle hibernaculums]], where the dead Squadroners are kept until as such a date when time as they can be healed. Whoever wants to turn it off for Wyatt and Olivia will have to go through Dr. Spectrum first.
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* WorldOfCardboardSpeech: Since she got her powers, Lady Lark could never sing again, because doing so unleashes her destructive voice. But in open space there is nothing to destroy, so now she can finally sing again.
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