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In Marvel's X-Men, a "Dominion" is a network of greater machine intellects that has assumed god-like power. Why not compare the Marvel concept of an evolved machine mind becoming a deity to the Distinguished Competition's approach, a couple of decades ago in Legion (of superheroes, but we're too cool for that part, right?).




For a little context, it is the 31st century, and this is the reboot Legion (or the Legion of Reality-247 if you want to get Johnsian about it). Our heroes have recently thwarted an attempt to artificially evolve humanity by Ra's al Ghul (or a sentient pool of blood that thought it was Ra's - I'm not sure that ever got fully explained).

In the wake of this conflict, an army of alien robots has invaded Earth, led by a forgotten AI supervillain. Its goal is not conquest (that would be for when DnA re-mix elements of their Legion run a few years later for Annihilation: Conquest) but to usurp the evolutionary process and ascend to deity-dom!

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Thor wouldst have words with Tony Stark regarding his actions during Civil War.

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"I started thinking about how, if the Scarlet Witch went nuts, she's the biggest problem for the Avengers and the X-Men. So then came 'House of M,' which was really just supposed to be a summer story but then became an 'event,'. It was the first one of those that we had done in a long time. We had done crossovers, but nothing like this."

- Brian Michael Bendis


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The main story's by Stan Lee and Olivier Coipel. The back-up's by Joss Whedon and Michael Gaydos.

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"Tonally, it’s actually closer to The Sopranos in that it’s about a patriarch in an underworld family and his concerns about his children. King Lear is the basic structure, if that doesn’t sound too pompous, but with magic wands." - Mark Millar

Last year, Netflix purchased Millarworld. After the cut are four pages from the first comic to emerge from this.

EDIT: I've been told (correctly) that I need some context for this, since the pages don't stand on their own. The high concept for The Magic Order is, as Millar himself describes, Harry Potter meets The Sopranos. This means it takes the Rowling concept of secret wizard families and adds adult elements.

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