The Fall of Magneto Teased for Marvel's 'Judgment Day'
Even though Magneto and the X-Men are somewhat at peace, Marvel's massive Judgment Day event teases that it could be the end for the Master of Magnetism. Since Charles Xavier and Magneto created the Quiet Council of Krakoa, there has been unison between mutants from every corner of the Earth. However, the Eternals prove that their peace won't last for long.
Eternals dedicate themselves to destroying their sworn enemies, Deviants. After discovering that mutantkind evolves a form of deviation, the cosmic forces declare war on the allied mutants. With no other choice but to obey their masters, the Eternals are set to do battle with the X-Men. The only heroes powerful enough to stand between them are the Avengers, who attempt to prevent an apocalyptic outcome between the two most powerful teams of super-powered beings. The massive conflict will undoubtedly involve casualties, but does this really mean the end for Magneto?
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On Russell Dauterman's cover of X-Men: Red #6, written by Al Ewing and drawn by Stefano Caselli, fans can see the helmet of Magneto lying on the ground. While covers can sometimes tease and mislead fans, this one appears to imply that Magneto will fall in one way or another. Long-time comic book fans know that dead characters, especially the most influential ones, never stay that way for long. For instance, Magneto has «died» over five times already, which unofficially confirms that his end most likely won't be permanent, especially with the current Ressurection Protocols on Krakoa. Nonetheless, when a character «dies» in Marvel Comics, it impacts them and marks an important moment in their history.
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