Hello, Mama Lights, you're listening to this week in Marvel, and I'm Ryan Panagos, aka Agent M. And I'm Lorraine Sink, bringer of Fun and Doom.

Oh no, Doom, what are we talking about today?

Uh, just a Celestial Madonna kind of day.

Yeah, voging all over the Cosmos.

Not that kind of Madonna Ryan.

Very close though. The Celestial Madonna is a super weird, super interesting storyline that keeps on coming back to the Marvel universe because one it essentially took Mantis who we all know and love

from absolute obscurity to becoming essentially a cosmic God and two when you say that there's a celestial Madonna that means that there is a

preordained to be the birth mother of a space god and that means you know we're going to get a

celestial Messiah from that celestial Madonna and maybe that aforementioned space god is

gonna like save the universe or something I don't know that seems to be what

Messiahs are about. I would hope so. Yeah. Also you know what a Messiahs do they

lead people they sacrifice themselves they have divine power maybe, but we're still waiting to see because

that whole storyline which has been running for decades has still not truly paid off yet.

So this entire series is essentially like a head a gobleer gun.

What do the hell does that mean, Ryan? In the theater world, head a gobleer has a gun on her mantle mantle and that essentially means at some point that gun is going to come into play in this story.

Isn't that checkoff?

This is ipson.

But yeah, also like checkoff.

Checkoff also has a play with a gun. So essentially think of this as we have placed a bunch of preordained things to happen into the Marvel universe and eventually those are going to have to pay off and we're just

waiting to see what that is. But let me explain the storyline so you can truly see what gun on the mantle I'm talking about.

All right, Lorraine, walk us through sort of where

the Celestial Madonna storyline starts

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