#Infinity crusade

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The goddess from infinity crusade. Still haven’t finished the whole saga but I really wanted to draw her. Had a really good time with this one, one of those drawings that totally sucks you in and I haven’t water colored in a while

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This is actually pretty good for a tie-in...

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The Professor Hulk of the comics DOES NOT PLAY WELL WITH OTHERS! 😬

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Marvel Age (1993)

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So I've been thumbing through Infinity Crusade, and...Not gonna lie, but I find it infuriating and fascinating all at once that Starlin chose to let Stephen become so brainwashed by "The Goddess" that he starts attacking his friends and calling them infidels and the like. It's the kind of thing I'm surprised isn't followed up on in the actual Doctor Strange book, as Stephen would, no doubt, be guilt ridden over that.

Honestly? What's your take on all of that?

Infinity Crusade is weird, I totally agree with you. If it's any consolation, every character who had a bare minimum of connection with entities ended up brainwashed because the Goddess used this belief to twist their will. Stephen in this case knows that entities are real, despite belief or religion. Could be an argument in his favor to resist the Goddess' influence or not, I don't know. Truth is, it's not a good saga/event, which means it hardly brings consequences to solo characters (not like the Infinity Gauntlet, for instance).

Personally, I don't have strong feelings towards Infinity Crusade. It's the same feeling when I'm dealing with "fillers", I just go through it but it doesn't leave an impression haha. At this point, Marvel just wanted to milk the Infinity branding as dry as possible, this is why quality is lacking in my opinion :')

Also continuity... Continuity is always an issue when we have these events and such...

The good thing that came from this saga, tho, is Stephen's relationship with the Infinity Watch. It's not new but since I have a soft spot for cosmic characters, seeing Stephen get in touch with Adam and Gamora and even the Silver Surfer always melts my heart. So there's that haha

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“never again”

Angel Medina

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Mephisto comes in with the "I wanna help you fight the goddess!" and Adam has to pause and be like "wait, shit, am I on the wrong side here?"

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Rapture

The Infinity Crusade #6

Clever.

Warlock, Thanos and Prof. X vs. the Goddess.

Page 9 delivers a glorious twist. After that, we get a battle that goes as expected but is satisfying to watch play out.

At the end, it’s interesting to see how everyone turns on Adam. Except his loyal Watch. (I really love these outlaw characters now.)

The use of Thanos is arguably the best thing about the entire storyline. Waiting to see how he would deal with Mephisto was gripping.

Marvel has done quite a lot of crossovers now, usually in annuals. The Infinity Saga is on another level.

Wizard Top 100: #50.

Jim Starlin (6 of 6).

Ron Lim (6 of 6).

10/10

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