Thanos Rising Vol. 1 (2013) - Origin Story

[@zeblogo]

Dude, of all the “Thanos Rising” synopses I’ve seen, your involved and spirited delivery makes yours the grooviest, by far... well played!

[@Cosmic.Comics]

Glad to see it was good enough to get a compliment and a comment. Thanks for watching!

[@zeblogo]

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[@israelagalaba5493]

Welcome back, good sir! I’ve read these series of comics many a times and still enjoy it. The art is phenomenal

[@DCMarvelMultiverse]

Damn. Death has a cuckold fetish. Now this does what Infinity War and Endgame do not. Expressed logic. No questions necessary for how he arrives at his conclusions.

[@WickedClownCarnival]

I just wondering the other day if you were making any more videos! Glad to see this.

[@HULKisZILLA]

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[@blackphoenix77]

Wow, haven't seen a video from this channel in ages! If I can't finish this video tonight, I'll watch the rest tomorrow (Thanksgiving).

[@DCMarvelMultiverse]

Came home. Psyched to see this! It's channels like this that has me going from channel to channel rousing anti-COPPA support!

[@UmHmm328]

Titan was rebuilt after the 1977 Thanos stories. I don't know why Jason Aaron started this series with Thanos visiting a still devastated Titan.

[@conradpauw3791]

awesome seeing a new video yo, best channel on KZbin...!!! 👊

[@Cosmic.Comics]

Thanks! More coming. 👊

[@DrawingConversation]

AWESOME WORK!!! Really enjoyed your perspective.

[@jermainedee339]

Oh my Goodness I have been waiting thank you so much for my thanksgiving present 🎁 I’m cooking now but as soon I stop 🛑 for the night I’m watching this it’s been a while but I know it worth it I know comics explain is shaking in his boot 🥾 that u are back thanks is it more to come

[@alancarnell2747]

Small nitpick...Thanos' mother's name isn't "Sooey-San". It's pronounced "Susan". That's the joke. Such a normal sounding name to be the mother of the avatar of Death.

[@darrensmith1428]

God you have to do more of these!

[@Cosmic.Comics]

They coming

[@IsaacClodfelter]

Good old wrinkled Grimace. Him and his abusive love story with death is *infinitely* entertaining.

[@GabyGeorge1996]

The fact that Eros is supposedly the younger sibling makes no sense considering that Thanos’s mere existence was enough to make Sui-San loose her mind, and thus she wouldn’t have produced Eros. Personally I like to assume that Thanos and Eros were fraternal twins and that Eros was older by 20 minutes or so. Then again, if concept art for Endgame is to be believed, then the MCU version of Thanos had a brother who was at least half his age. Are you ever going to cover the Sub atomic Dr Seuss world of Here and There [Defenders I#115 (January, 1983)]

[@Cosmic.Comics]

Maybe, but not on the current schedule.

[@dragonballtalk8527]

Good video what about phalanx covenant.or dc bloodlines with aliens adding this to my comics playlist on my channel

[@josephharden5592]

This makes Thanos way more tragic. It leaves room for the idea that Thanos is suffering from mental health issues (passed down from his mom)... And he has spent his entire life trying to reconcile her attempt to murder him and her rejection of him even as a child. 😢

[@useruseruseruser424]

My question is, does Thanos now stop loving death by the end? Does his realisation that he has always been alone mean that he no longer wants death's approval? If so does that mean he does not want to kill anymore? Or does his realisation of always being alone mean that he recognises that he really only was ever killing for himself - like a'lars says - and so continues to kill simply for his own desire? But then its paradoxical because if he is only killing for his own desire, it would still make his own desires the pursuit of death? Perhaps that is proof that death here is an actual entity as opposed to the a mental personification of death as concept.🤣 Someone help me understand 🙏🏽 - I love this comic so much

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

I thought I'd point out that the page at 9:50 is actually a reference to a famous Buddhist parable. Some monks find a cat wandering through the temple, so they bring it to the master. He asks them, "Do any of you know the purpose of this cat?" And when none of them answers, he breaks the cat's neck. It's a classic Buddhist lesson about meaning, purpose, and paradox, how even things without purpose may have a purpose in having no purpose, in this case its purpose being to have no purpose to teach a lesson about things with no purpose having a purpose to teach a lesson about...

[@Cosmic.Comics]

Good eye. Recognized it once you pointed it out.

[@naimthebyrdman5068]

I have a challenge after doing the Thanos saga to do a video of Merlin and Otherworld.

[@mrrictus]

So in conclusion Thanos is basically a megalomaniac simp...

[@Cosmic.Comics]

Pretty much

[@alancarnell2747]

Also, I think the alien finding a dead female means he DID see Death. Like Galactus, you'd see what you expect to see. He just saw an entire city murdered. He had a clear image of Death in his mind. Thanos sees her differently. His mind is different.

[@Hounddog3380]

Is death going to ignore a hole on other skeleton head

[@434444334]

Wow thanos a serial killet

[@redjirachi1]

So does this make Death a discord groomer?

[@michaelbraxton137]

Thanos gets more girls than I

[@kallianpublico7517]

Has it ever occurred to anyone that it wasn't death he was consorting with? Titans are Eternals. Eternals are the creation of the Celestials. Who opposes the Celestials? Is not there a comic about that, or at least a video on youtube. Anyway Thanos might have been a pawn in a plot against the Celestials. Why? I think Death wouldn't be so needy. The real Death.The one on a level with the one above all.

[@joshshep5970]

Thanks for this buddy. I like comics explained and you, I can't stand comicstorian

[@humanbean1424]

Thanos is a simp..