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Featured Characters: Philip Sheldon (First appearance) Supporting Characters: Kree Liberation Force (First appearance) (Main story and flashback) Mar-Vell (First appearance) (Main story and flashback) Col. Nick Fury (First appearance; dies) Rick Jones (First appearance) (Main story and flashback) Other Characters: Avengers (First appearance) The Man in the Iron Mask / Iron Man (Tony Stark.
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Ruins was a 1995 miniseries by Warren Ellis, Cliff Nielsen, Terese Nielsen, and Chris Moeller that parodied the critically acclaimed Marvels series by Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross. Where Marvels.
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Marvel Ruins is a two-issue comic miniseries, meant to mimic the Marvels run, both of which follow journalist Phil Sheldon as he documents the heroes of this world. In Marvels, there are themes of hope, as the first heroes begin to emerge as titular Marvels. RELATED: The 10 Darkest Marvel Comics Ever
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The cosmic radiation that Silver Surfer's dead body emitted long after his death caused the stealth mechanisms on the invading Kree ships to fail, which in turn caused them to be destroyed by the humans and their invasion of Earth to fail.
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Mystique Aliases Affiliation and Relationships Physical Characteristics Origin and Living Status Personal Information Creators and Appearances Creators Chris Claremont, Jim Mooney First Ms. Marvel #16 ( January, 1978) (Cameo) Ms. Marvel #18 ( March, 1978) (Full appearance) I am everywhere. I am nowhere. A shadow, unchained and unleashed.
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10 Galactus In Ruins #1, it's revealed on the front page of a newspaper that Galactus had died mysteriously in space. The image shown was taken from a telescope powerful enough to get close-up pictures of Mars, where Galactus' corpse was seen floating in orbit.
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One of the heroes' stories that really ended in a disturbing manner in Marvel Ruins was Mystique's. Like everyone else, the shapeshifter is not in the best shape here, and it certainly is one.
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1. "Women in Flight" Appearances · Synopsis Writer (s) Warren Ellis Penciler (s) Cliff Nielsen Terese Nielsen Chris Moeller Inker (s) Cliff Nielsen Terese Nielsen Chris Moeller Colorist (s) Cliff Nielsen Terese Nielsen Chris Moeller Letterer (s) Jon Babcock
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11 Hawkeye While Hawkeye was also an Avenger at this time, he wasn't on the quinjet when it was shot down, and his life was spared as a result. However, he wouldn't last much longer than his fellow Avengers, as Hawkeye was detained by authorities and promptly shot in the head, execution style.
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In Marvel's 'Ruins' storyline, Mystique died due to her brain imploding because of her power. The fact that too many people surrounded her led her to begin shapeshifting rapidly, which also overwhelmed her mind.
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It's a dystopian universe where superheroes are grotesque abominations, dangerous to the public. One of the superheroes that had to be "contained" was Quicksilver, and in this post, we're going to analyze his story. Let's see what happened to Quicksilver in 'Ruins.'
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Mystique is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by artist David Cockrum and writer Chris Claremont, the character first appeared in Ms. Marvel #16 (April 1978).
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An agent bumps into a hippie named Max Eisenhardt, damaging a magnetic dampening device that he carries to nullify his powers, which causes all metal objects nearby to attach to him, killing him and several others and inflicting massive damage to the airport and plane.
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The Secret Service showed up and explained that Mystique's powers caused her to uncontrollably shapeshift, and being so many people in such a short period of time caused her to go insane. Her condition could have been prevented, but sadly she never remembers to take her pills on time.