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    Eternals #7

    Eternals » Eternals #7 - Journey's End released by Marvel on March 2007.

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    Journey's End last edited by warhorus on 02/19/24 06:15AM View full history

    The world changed and no one knew about it. The eternals that remembered they were Eternals went back to Olympia. Then an army of Deviants came lead by Kra . We then go to see Sersi and Tony Stark talking about how she should come back to being an Avenger but since she barely remembers it she declines. Then we see Zuras telling Makkari that he will be the one to deal with the deviants, but Druig decides not to listen and attacks all deviants in sight which brings on the battle.

    Then we see Sprite who is on a tram to get on a plane to see his dad then Zuras shows up and because of what he does and he is mortal now he snap his neck. Then we go back to the battle which is basically the deviants realizing he is the Skadrach the eternal fused with the Celestial. Since he will bring destruction wherever he goes the deviants decided to leave him alone. Then we see Zurus tell Makkari and Ikaris to go find the other ninety eternals to fight the horde that the celestial summoned and that is the end of the eternals saga or maybe a beginning.

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    Journey's End 0

    I'm probably going to be biased here... having Neil Gaiman and John Romita Jr. on one comic book, it's hard not to be.Gaiman finishes off this mini-series along the same lines as he finishes some of his novels. It doesn't end with a giant climax, but rather ends after the climax, where the main characters have a chance to reflect on what has transpired, and where they should take things from here. Not to say there is no action in this issue, because there is... it's just not the "main attraction...

    1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

    A Return to The Middle 0

     Wow, I will not take issue six for granted again. After reading issue # 7 it is hard to believe I thought number six was uneventful. This issue just flatlined. Sure there are a few things that happened, heck there is a death of a major character.  The story was there also a lot of characterization, but like he sometimes does, Gaimen forgot to leave us with a satisffying ending. Or at least, he forgot to leave with an ending that satified me.  Once again, the issue just lacked any intensity. Pre...

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