Onslaught Returns to Marvel

I liked Onslaught.
I think I am one of the three people on earth who enjoyed his appearance, his powers, the way he went about things and all.
Up until the stupid ending (which still was kinda cool, with the heroes sacrificing themselves) the Cross wasnt that bad.

And now... now they give it to LOEB and Liefeld.
Those had NOTHING to do with the Onslaught crossover and BOTH got taken off the Heroes Reborn books HALFWAY through (which should tell something).

But now they are given Onslaught... well, f*cking thanks, Marvel.

I always wanted him to come back.
I did not want to see him getting artistically raped and a story given that will bad beyond measure.

Double Post:

Originally Posted by Crash Landon

As for Onslaught...meh. He was kind of boring, really. What fun is an omnipotent, nigh-indestructible villain? The good villains are the ones with glaring flaws.

Thanos.
Anti-Monitor.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

http://www.newsarama.com/marvelnew/O...ugthReborn.htm

These are the WORST renderings of the Hulk I have EVER seen.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by Nook

While I wish they would have gotten Jim Lee to work on this project, I'm happy Onny is at least coming back. His previous story arc was one of my all-time favorites and it'll be interesting to see what happens now that the mutant population has been reduced overall.

Then again... Onlsaught did *feed* off mutant energy, didn't he? So he may actually be worse off this time around. That and most of his former servants are either dead or de-powered, means the odds are kinda stacked against him, even if he happens to have the help of Loki as some of those artwork pieces indicate. I'm just curious on how all of this is going to pan out.

I, too, am glad that Onslaught is coming back, but I feel Loeb and Liefeld will ruin the character completly, destroying the last shreds of coolness about him.

He doesnt feed of mutants tho. He did feed off the psi-plane tho, and used it to power himself further. Later he absorbed X-Man Nate grey and Franklin Richards (Uber-reality manipulators) and added their powers to himself, becoming obscenely powerful, even so far that he was able to dismiss Apocalypse and Cable with but a gesture and created a second sun in the skies.

there is a lot to held in the back of ones head when it comes to Onslaught, unfortunately, Loeb is writing, and Liefeld is drawing, which means this will be horrible beyond measure.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.