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    What If The Avengers Actually Cared That A World Was Blown Up?

    What If The Avengers Actually Cared That A World Was Blown Up?

    [ranking: 12]

    The Deadpool Apocalypse Is Not One People Saw Coming

    The Deadpool Apocalypse Is Not One People Saw Coming

    [ranking: 13]
    Sure, there had been Marvel Zombies, and sure, there was a reality in which Deadpool killed everyone in the world, but what about a world in which there were nothing but zombie Deadpools? Such was the case of Night of the Living Deadpool, in which the George Romero-style end of the world has occurred, and Deadpool is the only remaining hero.
    Ultimately unable to stop the undead horde, Deadpool drinks some strange chemicals and allows himself to be eaten to death, only to be surprised when each zombie that bites him turns into Deadpool, complete with good looks and winning personality. The Deadpool virus then spreads among zombies in Return of the Living Deadpool, but omnipresence has gone to his heads, so the Deadpool army seeks out living human survivors, kills them so they can become zombies, then infects them with the Deadpool disease. Grim.
    Eventually one of Deadpool??s many selves stops his other selves, but by that point, most of the human population is gone.

    Captain Marvel Learned His Comic Was Cancelled Because Fans Didn't Like Him

    Captain Marvel Learned His Comic Was Cancelled Because Fans Didn't Like Him

    [ranking: 11]
    Okay, so you know Captain Marvel right? No, not the little kid from DC. No, not the woman who??s getting her own Marvel movie. The other one. Well, one of the other ones. Genis-Vell was the son of Captain Mar-Vell, respected Marvel superhero. Against all odds, he got his own comic by writer Peter David and it was great! Sure, sales weren??t that hot, but the critics loved it. Still, sales are important, so much so that Marvel even tried a horrendous ??U-Decide?? campaign to pit David??s outstanding book against Bill Jemas??s Marville trainwreck.
    Even so, the axe finally came down with Captain Marvel #25. In true Peter David-fashion, the end was meta. Genis met Eulogy, the cosmic entity of endings, who told him that people didn??t care enough about his adventures, so they were going to put him away.
    What??s worse, he learned some of his supporting cast would later die off, and that when he finally died, it wouldn??t matter. With Carol Danvers now in the role of Captain Marvel, it seems like Eulogy??s prediction came true. Harsh.

    Nothing Can Die In The Cancerverse, But Life Isn't Worth Living

    Nothing Can Die In The Cancerverse, But Life Isn't Worth Living

    [ranking: 10]
    There??s too much death in this list. How about a place where no one can ever die? Your puppy hit by a car? Grandma too old? It??s okay! In the Cancerverse, everyone lives forever! Only one catch: all creatures have ancient Lovecraftian horrors living inside them.
    In the regular Marvel Universe, when the iconic hero Captain Mar-Vell died of cancer (in the highly praised Death of Captain Marvel graphic novel), he did so with dignity. In the Cancerverse, the Many-Angled Ones offered Mar-Vell a deal to save his life, and he took it at the cost of everyone else??s soul. After life began to burst at the seams of this reality, a tear in space allowed them to seep through into the regular Marvel Universe, giving them a chance to spread their cancerous life to all reality!
    It wasn??t until Thanos, the avatar of Death, was sent to the Cancerverse in The Thanos Imperative mini-series that the horrors were put into remission.

    Rachel Summers Had The Worst Childhood

    Rachel Summers Had The Worst Childhood

    [ranking: 6]
    In the seminal storyline ??Days of Future Past?? from Uncanny X-Men #141-142, readers saw the bleak Sentinel-filled future that forced humanity into martial law and mutants into death camps. The worst of it, however, fell on Rachel Summers. The daughter of Cyclops and Jean Grey, Rachel was kidnapped as a child and tortured by the government until she could be turned into the first Hound, as seen in Excalibur #52. As a Hound, she was made to hunt down other mutants and watch as they were killed, or worse, turned into Hounds.
    That??s how she spent her teenage years, helping mutilate the ones she loved. She escaped, and eventually made a home for herself in the present of the Marvel Universe, but she never stopped having flashbacks to those years of servitude.

    Mr. Immortal Can't Die No Matter How Much He Tries

    Mr. Immortal Can't Die No Matter How Much He Tries

    [ranking: 1]
    One of the biggest jokes in the Marvel Universe is the existence of the Great Lakes Avengers. This team of milquetoast Midwesterners has been laughed at by the Avengers, the X-Men, even the Champions, but they keep coming back for more. That said, they??re horrible heroes, as one of their members, the Grasshopper, lasted with the group for a matter of seconds before dying.
    Their leader, Mr. Immortal, doesn??t have that problem. He has the unique ability to return from death no matter how he dies and to watch those who die near him go to the afterlife.
    In GLA #1, readers learned he??d always had these abilities, watching his mother die in childbirth and his father die in a fire he started as a child, and after his first girlfriend left him, he killed himself. Again, and again, and again.
    Even after he adjusted to his powers, faux suicide became his go-to coping method. Cosmic beings even told him he??ll still be alive and alone with the last sun burns out. Fun, huh?

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With in-fighting between heroes, deaths of loved ones, and heroes trying to protect those who fear and hate them, the Marvel Universe can be a tough place to live, but that’s just scratching the surface. For some characters, Marvel is so grim and depressing that nihilism seems like the only way to view the world.

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