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Oh, also, I really REALLY like the irony here - in "The Heretic", Gillen established Uranos as the great shameful villain of the Eternals pre-Thanos because he considered any Deviation - really, anything that wasn't an Eternal - to be "Excess Deviation".

That story ended with Uranos deeming Thanos his worthy heir based on their shared nihilistic bloodlust, despite Thanos being just his grand-nephew. It seemed to be setting up the terrifying idea of the Mad Titan having his finger on the world's deadliest arsenal.

But the REAL danger all along was Uranos' grandson, Druig. Who, as we see from the final page above, can't help but follow in his predecessor's footsteps...