Negative Zone - Revision history

Apollodin at 22:45, 5 June 2008

2008-06-05T22:45:09Z

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	The Negative Zone is often looked to as a source of energy. The [[Nega-Bands]] developed by the [[Kree]], for example, have a power source linked to the Negative Zone, and [[Photon (Genis-Vell)\|Photon]] used the bands to create force screens and force bolts composed of intermingled matter and anti-matter. The bands also allowed Photon to transport himself to the Negative Zone or, when he was permanently bonded to [[Jones, Rick\|Rick Jones]], to switch places with Rick as the two would exist separately in the each dimension. On Earth, [[Janus the Nega-Man]] was one of the first to battle the Fantastic Four over access to the Zone, a process that he tried to repeat with the use of the [[Spot]] and the help of the [[Gideon Trust]].		The Negative Zone is often looked to as a source of energy. The [[Nega-Bands]] developed by the [[Kree]], for example, have a power source linked to the Negative Zone, and [[Photon (Genis-Vell)\|Photon]] used the bands to create force screens and force bolts composed of intermingled matter and anti-matter. The bands also allowed Photon to transport himself to the Negative Zone or, when he was permanently bonded to [[Jones, Rick\|Rick Jones]], to switch places with Rick as the two would exist separately in the each dimension. On Earth, [[Janus the Nega-Man]] was one of the first to battle the Fantastic Four over access to the Zone, a process that he tried to repeat with the use of the [[Spot]] and the help of the [[Gideon Trust]].

-	In the ~~latest and most critical cross~~-~~over in Marvel history,~~ the Civil War series, the Negative Zone ~~was used by Richards and Starks [[Iron Man]], to jail rebel super heroes who defied the "registration act". The prison was build to meet super powered individuals (custom made~~ for ~~different types of powers). The~~ internment~~/concentration~~ camp style prison was ominously ~~called~~ "~~Project~~ 42." ~~While [[Spider-Man]] initially sided with Starks, after seeing the prison, he realized he was on the wrong side, and joined forces with Captain America's rebel army~~.	+	In the 2006-2007 installment of the Civil War series, Richard Reed and Tony Starks used the Negative Zone for a high-tech specialized internment-camp style prison for super heroes and villains. The project was ominously referred to as the "42".
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Apollodin at 22:40, 5 June 2008

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	The Negative Zone is often looked to as a source of energy. The [[Nega-Bands]] developed by the [[Kree]], for example, have a power source linked to the Negative Zone, and [[Photon (Genis-Vell)\|Photon]] used the bands to create force screens and force bolts composed of intermingled matter and anti-matter. The bands also allowed Photon to transport himself to the Negative Zone or, when he was permanently bonded to [[Jones, Rick\|Rick Jones]], to switch places with Rick as the two would exist separately in the each dimension. On Earth, [[Janus the Nega-Man]] was one of the first to battle the Fantastic Four over access to the Zone, a process that he tried to repeat with the use of the [[Spot]] and the help of the [[Gideon Trust]].		The Negative Zone is often looked to as a source of energy. The [[Nega-Bands]] developed by the [[Kree]], for example, have a power source linked to the Negative Zone, and [[Photon (Genis-Vell)\|Photon]] used the bands to create force screens and force bolts composed of intermingled matter and anti-matter. The bands also allowed Photon to transport himself to the Negative Zone or, when he was permanently bonded to [[Jones, Rick\|Rick Jones]], to switch places with Rick as the two would exist separately in the each dimension. On Earth, [[Janus the Nega-Man]] was one of the first to battle the Fantastic Four over access to the Zone, a process that he tried to repeat with the use of the [[Spot]] and the help of the [[Gideon Trust]].
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		+	In the latest and most critical cross-over in Marvel history, the Civil War series, the Negative Zone was used by Richards and Starks [[Iron Man]], to jail rebel super heroes who defied the "registration act". The prison was build to meet super powered individuals (custom made for different types of powers). The internment/concentration camp style prison was ominously called "Project 42." While [[Spider-Man]] initially sided with Starks, after seeing the prison, he realized he was on the wrong side, and joined forces with Captain America's rebel army.
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	place_text=After [[Galactus]]’ first appearance on Earth, [[Mister Fantastic]] became obsessed with finding a means to stop such a cosmic menace from ever threatening Earth again. The first step was to break the same faster-than-light barrier that the cosmic beings could use to traverse space-time. After tireless hours, he finally created a machine that would do just that-- a dimensional entrance into sub-space. Mister Fantastic rushed in to explore with the help of the [[Thing (Ricardo Jones)\|Thing]], finding himself in the so-called Crossroads of Infinity, the junction to everywhere. Unable to control his movements, Mister Fantastic was tossed into another dimension, one where all matter was negatively charged rather than positively charged. At the vortex where these two dimensions aligned lay a Distortion Area, where the matter from the two oppositely-charged dimensions met and would instantly explode. Mister Fantastic nearly fell victim to the Distortion Area until his place was taken by the Thing, who in fact turned out to be an imposter-- a rival scientist who nonetheless sacrificed his life to save Reed Richards. Richards called the dimension the Negative Zone and created a portal to it in his laboratory. He often led the [[Fantastic Four]] to explore this new world.		place_text=After [[Galactus]]’ first appearance on Earth, [[Mister Fantastic]] became obsessed with finding a means to stop such a cosmic menace from ever threatening Earth again. The first step was to break the same faster-than-light barrier that the cosmic beings could use to traverse space-time. After tireless hours, he finally created a machine that would do just that-- a dimensional entrance into sub-space. Mister Fantastic rushed in to explore with the help of the [[Thing (Ricardo Jones)\|Thing]], finding himself in the so-called Crossroads of Infinity, the junction to everywhere. Unable to control his movements, Mister Fantastic was tossed into another dimension, one where all matter was negatively charged rather than positively charged. At the vortex where these two dimensions aligned lay a Distortion Area, where the matter from the two oppositely-charged dimensions met and would instantly explode. Mister Fantastic nearly fell victim to the Distortion Area until his place was taken by the Thing, who in fact turned out to be an imposter-- a rival scientist who nonetheless sacrificed his life to save Reed Richards. Richards called the dimension the Negative Zone and created a portal to it in his laboratory. He often led the [[Fantastic Four]] to explore this new world.

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universe = Negative Zone
| location = Sub-space
| builder = Big Bang
| owner = Inapplicable
| points_of_interest = Distortion Area; planet Arthos, home of Annihilus; planet Baluur, home of Blastaar; planet Kestor; planet Ootah; Shadow City; planet Tarsuu; planet Tyanna, taken over by the Brute
| features = All matter is negatively charged, deep space still contains breathable atmosphere, accessed through sub-space/Crossroads of Infinity
| debut = Fantastic Four # 51 (1966)
| significant_issues =
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place_text=After [[Galactus]]’ first appearance on Earth, [[Mister Fantastic]] became obsessed with finding a means to stop such a cosmic menace from ever threatening Earth again. The first step was to break the same faster-than-light barrier that the cosmic beings could use to traverse space-time. After tireless hours, he finally created a machine that would do just that-- a dimensional entrance into sub-space. Mister Fantastic rushed in to explore with the help of the [[Thing (Ricardo Jones)|Thing]], finding himself in the so-called Crossroads of Infinity, the junction to everywhere. Unable to control his movements, Mister Fantastic was tossed into another dimension, one where all matter was negatively charged rather than positively charged. At the vortex where these two dimensions aligned lay a Distortion Area, where the matter from the two oppositely-charged dimensions met and would instantly explode. Mister Fantastic nearly fell victim to the Distortion Area until his place was taken by the Thing, who in fact turned out to be an imposter-- a rival scientist who nonetheless sacrificed his life to save Reed Richards. Richards called the dimension the Negative Zone and created a portal to it in his laboratory. He often led the [[Fantastic Four]] to explore this new world.

Although the Zone is largely devoid of life, the most notable inhabitants of the Negative Zone are the Tyannans (the people of [[Blastaar]]) and the evil [[Annihilus]], the latter of which was able to carve out an empire for himself within the Zone with the help of his weapon, the [[Cosmic Control Rod]]. Another self-proclaimed ruler of the Negative Zone is [[Stygorr]]. Once, a Puritan settlement accidentally transported to the Negative Zone, and the colonists, ancestors of [[Hellscout]], survived for years on an uninhabited planet. Elsewhere, the known inhabitants of Shadow City are [[Lockdown]], [[Rosetta Stone]], and the [[Twisted Sisters]]. The mysterious being [[Dusk (Negative Zone)|Dusk]] originated on the planet Tarsuu in the Zone, a legacy now held on Earth by the young woman [[Dusk (Cassie St. Commons)|(Cassie St. Commons)]].

In the days of its early exploration, Reed Richards often used the Negative Zone to imprison supervillains, such as one of the [[Mad Thinker]]’s androids, the [[Brute]], the [[Ebon Seeker]], and [[Maximus]], but after irrevocable evidence that the Zone is in fact inhabited, such practices were abandoned.

The Negative Zone is often looked to as a source of energy. The [[Nega-Bands]] developed by the [[Kree]], for example, have a power source linked to the Negative Zone, and [[Photon (Genis-Vell)|Photon]] used the bands to create force screens and force bolts composed of intermingled matter and anti-matter. The bands also allowed Photon to transport himself to the Negative Zone or, when he was permanently bonded to [[Jones, Rick|Rick Jones]], to switch places with Rick as the two would exist separately in the each dimension. On Earth, [[Janus the Nega-Man]] was one of the first to battle the Fantastic Four over access to the Zone, a process that he tried to repeat with the use of the [[Spot]] and the help of the [[Gideon Trust]].
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