There is no God in the Marvel Universe?

[Comicmofo]

I wish Jason Aaron (the writer of that issue) would give us his view on this

I have sent him a tweet but I'm still waiting for his reply

[Nissus]

According to the Marvel Database, Yahweh/"God" only appearance was in Thor #300. I can't check it.

[EXCELSIOR 2.0]

It's Franklin Richards guys.

[RolandJP]

There was one. "The creator"

[Comicmofo]

It's Franklin Richards guys.

Who is Franklin Richards?

And what does he have to do with this?

[Legion_Quest]

Franklin Richards is the son of Sue and Reed, Invisible Woman and Mr Fantastic, of the Fantastic Four.

He was an omega level mutant long before the term, and is still generally considered to be the most powerful living being in the universe, as even characters like Galactus are worried about him.

He has previously shown the ability to literally create a universe (Heroes Reborn), as well as time travel and animation on inanimate objects and all sorts of reality warping stuff.

However, I think the poster who mentioned him was joking and that generally in Marvel, whenever it's necessary to meet a monotheistic top 'God,' we hear about 'The One Above All' and it's generally shown to be Jack Kirby or some sort of artist, quite literally creating the Marvel Universe.

[Comicmofo]

Franklin Richards is the son of Sue and Reed, Invisible Woman and Mr Fantastic, of the Fantastic Four.

He was an omega level mutant long before the term, and is still generally considered to be the most powerful living being in the universe, as even characters like Galactus are worried about him.

He has previously shown the ability to literally create a universe (Heroes Reborn), as well as time travel and animation on inanimate objects and all sorts of reality warping stuff.

However, I think the poster who mentioned him was joking and that generally in Marvel, whenever it's necessary to meet a monotheistic top 'God,' we hear about 'The One Above All' and it's generally shown to be Jack Kirby or some sort of artist, quite literally creating the Marvel Universe.

So why in the heck did Jason Aaron make Noh Varr claim that the Kree have a formula which disproves any deity or gods? It just contradicts so much that it makes the writer and the Kree look stupid?

[Vaiyt]

That kind of thing happens all the time with the Marvel/DC system of writing. Is there any piece of previous continuity that HASN'T been contradicted or retconned at this point?

[Comicmofo]

That kind of thing happens all the time with the Marvel/DC system of writing. Is there any piece of previous continuity that HASN'T been contradicted or retconned at this point?

I'm sure there has been some continuity that has not lol

But back on topic what do you think marvels official take is on this?

[Expletive Deleted]

So why in the heck did Jason Aaron make Noh Varr claim that the Kree have a formula which disproves any deity or gods?

Because it was just a line to explain why Noh-Varr was immune to Allgod's influence. It didn't work on atheists, and he was saying that the Kree are atheists.

You're reading too much into it.

[Legion_Quest]

So why in the heck did Jason Aaron make Noh Varr claim that the Kree have a formula which disproves any deity or gods? It just contradicts so much that it makes the writer and the Kree look stupid?

It's worth noting a few things, first, Noh-Varr isn't from the mainstream 616 universe, so it is possible that his Kree are atheists, who have developed a scientific formula which disproves the existence of a creator deity. As such, that is what he believes, ironically enough, with the same faith a religious person would have in their god. Hence why the power wouldn't work on him.

It doesnt matter whether what his universe's Kree believe, as long as Noh-Varr believes it then no religious based power will have influence on him; he has no faith, so the Allgod virus wouldnt work on him.

It doesnt prove that there is no over all creator deity in the Marvel omniverse, simply that Noh-Varr and his Kree don't believe in one.

[The Black Guardian]

So peeps

What do you all think about what Noh Varr said?

It's kind of a no-brainer that a culture controlled by a sentient AI would determine "mathematically" there was no god as its propaganda. I think the whole entire point of all Kree is that they are wrong about pretty much everything.

Except Mar-Vell, but that's what led him to renounce his heritage.

[Iron Maiden]

Who is Franklin Richards?

you need some Fantastic Four in your life

[The Black Guardian]

That Watcher looks really creepy doing and saying that. Like he's about to make the girl become intimately aware of the power of his love weapon.

[Comicmofo]

It's worth noting a few things, first, Noh-Varr isn't from the mainstream 616 universe, so it is possible that his Kree are atheists, who have developed a scientific formula which disproves the existence of a creator deity

I don't get what you mean. If the Kree found a mathematical formula that proves there is no creator God, wouldnt that mean there isnt a creator God even in the 616?

Wouldn't it also apply to 616?