DC's superhero comics have always drawn upon Abrahamic religions for plot elements—the first appearance of "The Voice" was in the 1940 origin of the Spectre—but they have traditionally used surrogate concepts and names rather than refer to the … The One-Above-All created the multiverse itself in the beginning of creation and after creating it, created the Living Tribunal to oversee the Multiverse and act as its sole and highest authority as well as its overseer. As the Supreme Being of the Marvel Multiverse, the One-Above-All is Omnipotent, Omnipresent, and Omniscient. Some events from The Presence is the incarnation of the Abrahamic God in the DC Universe. In the newly formed Ninth Cosmos, the One Below All used the power of the recently devoured Metatron to transform the possessed Hulk into a Galactus-like being named the "Breaker of Worlds."
Apparently responsible for the existence of all life in the Multiverse and possibly beyond, the One-Above-All is the master and sole superior of the cosmic overseer and arbitrator known as the Living Tribunal, whose faces, embodying equity, vengeance, and necessity respectively, are in perfect alignment with one another as it passes judgment. Even when Thanos had the almighty powers of the Infinite Gauntlet at his disposal, it was noted he was still infinitely more powerful than Thanos himself. He made another appearance as a homeless man in the street and was advising Peter Parker known as Spider-Man to see his dying Aunt May. Above All Othersis supposed to be the In-Universe version of The One Above All. He is capable of taking numerous forms such as white-robed man or a homeless man. According to writer Greg Rucka in an interview about his Final Crisis: Revelations miniseries, "The sort of unspoken rule in the DCU is that God sits above all others." The-One-Above-All (Also referred to as Above-All-Others) is the supreme being of Marvel Comics, as well as the superior of the cosmic judge known as The Living Tribunal. Fandom may earn an affiliate commission on sales made from links on this page.Fandom may earn an affiliate commission on sales made from links on this page.This hero was proposed but was rejected by the community for not being admirable enough or lacks what is necessary to be a Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. [citation needed] Pour les articles homonymes, voir Dieu (homonymie). Only he has the power to command the Judge of the Multiverse, the Living Tribunal to which the latter yields. The lack of a central doctrine means that multiple "aspects" of God have been introduced by different writers. The Presence has the ability to empower various angels, including the Please update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information. « Celui-au-dessus-de-tout » (The One-Above-All) ou Celui « Au-dessus-de-tous-les-autres » (Above-All-Others) est une entité cosmique évoluant dans l’ univers Marvel de la maison d'édition Marvel Comics. —Wally Westsrc. When the Fantastic Four journeyed beyond the planes of existence, they entered the realm of the One-Above-All where he was taking the form of Jack Darby. It was first seen in A being claiming to be a manifestation of God who appears in the form of a young boy wearing a baseball hat. When Beta Ray Bill died in his battle with Asteroth, he first appeared presumably as a mysterious, glowing white-robed man who then used his powers to revive the dead gladiator. The One Below All is the dark counterpart of The One Above All, a malevolent entity that resides in the Below-Place - the deepest layer of Hell - sealed behind a metaphysical Green Door - and is only capable of manifesting through the elusive mutagenic third form of Gamma energy. He first appears in Many references to similar beings appear to be obvious references to the Abrahamic supreme deity, but they are sometimes revealed to be other entities in the DC Universe. Significant examples of God surrogates include: The One-Above-All created the multiverse itself in the beginning of creation and after creating it, created the Living Tribunal to oversee the Multiverse and act as its sole and highest authority as well as its overseer. The disembodied "Voice of the Presence" that spoke to and empowered Jim Corrigan as the Spectre in An image of a hand appearing out of a nebula has been referenced numerous times in different DC Comics as a metaphor for the creator or the mystery that exists at the moment of universal creation, but the identity of the being whom the hand belongs to varied over time.
Above all (pun intended), he is supremely powerful as he is infinitely above all of creation in the Marvel Multiverse. In the history of the DC Universe, the Presence is the fictionalized counterpart to the God of the Abrahamic (but mostly Christian) religions. He also comforts him that he should let her die because death is a natural part of life. They do this using the connective energy, born of the Presence, the Source. Unfortunately, Peter does not take his advice. Ten billion years later, the Breaker of Worlds destroyed all life, light, and planets in the cosmos, effectively rending i… Throughout the void, beings like Perpetua are tasked with starting multiverses. Unsurprisingly, he is also capable of resurrection such as when Beta Ray Bill died in battle, the deity revived him soon afterwards. Having very few mentions and even fewer appearances, The-One-Above-All has very rarely interfered directly in the events of any Marvel comic, only ever doing so with a conversation with Peter Parker, reviving Ben Grimm and restoring Universe-616 after it h… When the Thing died, the One-Above-All appeared and congratulates the Fantastic Four for exploring the multiverse whom the latter promised extraordinary new wonders in the later years and afterwards resurrected the Thing.