foxfire
08-20-2005, 06:12 PM
Looking on this site, and there's a bunch of unanswered or semi-unanswered questions about Marvel history at the bottom. This one specifically caught my eye:
Apocalypse - Apocalypse has claimed to have been worshipped by the ancient Egyptians as Set. However Set worshippers had started worshipping Seth centuries before Apocalypse's birth. Did Apocalypse try to revive Set worship? Were Set worshippers still active in Egypt after Apocalypse's birth? Or was it merely that Apocalypse does not know that Set and Seth are actually two separate beings? Also, that celestial spaceship that Apocalypse entered in the A.D. 1100's, was that Ship/Professor? If it wasn't, did Apocalypse use that ship to journey into space and then steal Ship? All I know is what Ship said in "X-Factor" #46, "Apocalypse defied you, the Celestials...you, my real masters...And he stole me." So when did Apocalypse encounter the Celestials?
So was the Set thing ever answered? :confused: And the Ship/Professor thing?
Apocalypse - Apocalypse has claimed to have been worshipped by the ancient Egyptians as Set. However Set worshippers had started worshipping Seth centuries before Apocalypse's birth. Did Apocalypse try to revive Set worship? Were Set worshippers still active in Egypt after Apocalypse's birth? Or was it merely that Apocalypse does not know that Set and Seth are actually two separate beings? Also, that celestial spaceship that Apocalypse entered in the A.D. 1100's, was that Ship/Professor? If it wasn't, did Apocalypse use that ship to journey into space and then steal Ship? All I know is what Ship said in "X-Factor" #46, "Apocalypse defied you, the Celestials...you, my real masters...And he stole me." So when did Apocalypse encounter the Celestials?
So was the Set thing ever answered? :confused: And the Ship/Professor thing?