Eternals, Vol. 1: Only Death is Eternal
Language: English
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Pages: 152
Genres: Action & Adventure
In a universe where time and mortality converge, the story unfolds around the complex lives of the Eternals. Stripped of traditional mortality, these beings are caught in a cycle of conflict that begs the question: what is the true meaning of eternity if suffering persists? Kieron Gillen weaves an intricate narrative that explores themes of existence, purpose, and the burden of immortality.
The stunning artwork by Esad Ribić brings the boundless expanse of the cosmos to life, encapsulating both the majesty and the melancholy of these timeless heroes. Each panel mirrors the weight of their struggles against foes and themselves, emphasizing the emotional toll of their ceaseless battles. The colors, artfully crafted by Matt Wilson, enhance the surreal atmosphere, creating a vivid backdrop for the unfolding drama.
As the story progresses, the Eternals grapple with their roles in a universe that seems to relish in futility. In their quest for understanding, they confront the stark realities of their existence, revealing layers of vulnerability beneath their divine façades. The narrative challenges readers to ponder the true cost of eternity and whether victory can ever be truly grasped in a world governed by perpetual conflict.
The stunning artwork by Esad Ribić brings the boundless expanse of the cosmos to life, encapsulating both the majesty and the melancholy of these timeless heroes. Each panel mirrors the weight of their struggles against foes and themselves, emphasizing the emotional toll of their ceaseless battles. The colors, artfully crafted by Matt Wilson, enhance the surreal atmosphere, creating a vivid backdrop for the unfolding drama.
As the story progresses, the Eternals grapple with their roles in a universe that seems to relish in futility. In their quest for understanding, they confront the stark realities of their existence, revealing layers of vulnerability beneath their divine façades. The narrative challenges readers to ponder the true cost of eternity and whether victory can ever be truly grasped in a world governed by perpetual conflict.