Examples of using Eternals in English and their translations into Russian
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Eternals of Days who may happen to be present at superuniverse headquarters.
Some Eternals, such as Makkari, were also active as superheroes,
Know Your Eternals: Neil Gaiman Archived February 15,
The Eternals were created by Jack Kirby
To capture the reanimation of the Eternals, the card lets you"Eternalize" as many creatures as you're able to pay for/have in your graveyard.
The Eternals began reappearing on Earth in Neil Gaiman's new take on the immortal beings.
Limited series, Oct. 1985- Sept. 1986 Eternals: The Herod Factor(March 1991) The New Eternals: Apocalypse Now(also known as Eternals: The New Breed) 1(Feb. 2000) Eternals vol.
The Eternals returned for a 12-issue miniseries in 1985 under writer Peter B. Gillis
the mechanic was created to convey the futility in trying to stop the Eternals.
Written and penciled by Jack Kirby, July 1976- Jan. 1978 Eternals Annual 1(written and penciled by Jack Kirby, 1977) Iron Man Annual 6(November 1983) Eternals vol.
At some point, Thanos of the Eternals of Titan nearly destroyed their colony,
The Eternals now found they could channel large quantities of cosmic energy themselves, granting them near-godlike power.
Given the physical resemblance between the Eternals and Olympians, both parties formed an alliance, with the Eternals
Most of the Eternals did so in the form of a Uni-Mind,
artist Pascal Alixe, in which the Eternals come into conflict with the Young Gods.
Kirby acknowledged in dialogue with fans of the Eternals that he owed some debt to Däniken's book.
Long ago, a civil war broke out amongst the Eternals over whether to conquer the other races,
the nigh-unbreakable mental hold they have over their physiological processes, the Eternals of Earth are effectively immortal.
Mark Gruenwald used the Eternals in a Thor storyline that climaxed in Thor 301,
At some point during the early centuries, Ikaris and the Eternals came into conflict with the immortal mutant, Apocalypse.