The Eternals remain tied into Marvel continuity, Iron Man and Yellowjacket both appear in these comics and there are even references to the Civil Warevent running at the same time. Gaiman doesn’t really solve this problem. This robs the concept of much of its power. In the Marvel Universe many of those mythological gods and heroes truly exist, so the Eternals must merely have been confused with the real gods in the past. Kirby intended them to be outside the main Marvel continuity, imagining that in the Eternals’ universe their exploits inspired tales of mythological gods and heroes. The main problem dogging the Eternals since Kirby’s run comes from corporate insistence on treating them as part of the Marvel Universe, where they don’t really belong. Neil Gaiman’s take on Kirby’s Eternals, the story of a race of superior beings placed on Earth by cosmic entities called the Celestials, could fall into either category, but Gaiman has enough experience that he is probably best characterised as brave rather than foolish. If you're a fan reading this, thank you so so much.It’s a brave person or a foolish one who follows Jack Kirby, and this is doubly so when the characters are among Kirby’s later and more personal projects. I've enjoyed the fan art and the fanfics and my 8,000 Instagram followers.

And negatives aside, I know I meant something to a few people.

'I'm getting to a place where I'm starting to like myself again. I've been in a state of dissociation, to separate myself from the experience, like 'that didn't happen to me, that wasn't me.'' However, since then she has seen some of the better side of the audience and recovering her self-esteem.

All of the good comments couldn't get through to me because I was inclined to trust the negative ones. 'I became really quiet online, I didn't want anyone to see me living my life as if I'd done nothing wrong. I was in a dark hole for months, just feeling like I'd failed, and feeling guilty for failing.' I didn't watch myself back.' She went on to explain, 'As a 'people pleaser' seeing that disapproval made me feel like I'd done something wrong, and I felt so shameful. I mentally blocked out the whole experience as if it never happened – to protect myself. 'Initially I was going to watch the show after the premiere, but I made the mistake of going online and reading everyone's opinions of me,' Samunyai explained in a recent interview with swirlywords.

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