I wish I could undo all of the devastation, all of the deaths, all of the despair...but I can't. I can only take away the cause of the devastation -- me. 
Appearing in "Death of a Universe"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Scarlet Centurion
- Overmind (Death)
- Professor Imam (Death)
- Andrew Jones
- Drusilla Jones
- Katrina Jones
- Phillip Jones
- Benjamin Jones
- Master Menace (Emil Burbank)
Antagonists:
- Nth Man (Thomas Lightner) (Main story and flashback)
Other Characters:
- President Gardner
- President's Gardner's Cabinet
- Aquarian (Wundarr) (Only in flashback)
- Thing (Ben Grimm) (Only in flashback)
- Quasar (Wendell Vaughn) (Only in flashback)
- Thundra (Only in flashback)
- Black Archer (Wyatt MacDonald) (Corpse, skeleton or other remains)
- Blue Eagle (Corpse, skeleton or other remains)
- Foxfire (Corpse, skeleton or other remains)
- Thermite (Corpse, skeleton or other remains)
- Tom Thumb (Corpse, skeleton or other remains)
- Scarlet Centurion (Mentioned)
- Benjamin Jones (Mentioned)
Locations:
- Earth-712
- Squadron City
- Temple of Contemplation
- Earth-14210 (First appearance)
- Earth-89209 (First appearance)
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Death of a Universe"
When the living space warp known as the Nth Man was transported to the universe of Earth-712 his power immediately threatened to consume the sun, thus dooming all of the inhabitants of that Earth. The planet's premier team of superheroes, the Squadron Supreme knew they had to stop him.
The infant son of Squadron member Arcanna, Benjamin inherited the mantle of that Earth's Sorcerer Supreme from its former holder Professor Imam and used his powers to contact the Nth Man, Thomas Lightner, offering to swap places with him. Lightner agreed, and became that Earth's Sorcerer Supreme, while Benjamin became the Nth Man and set about repairing all the damage that had been done to various universes.
Lightner transported the Squadron to Earth-616, as he had plans to try and conquer Earth-712 with his new mystical powers.
Notes
- The book does not feature a title number nor a regular cover date. However, it is part of the Marvel Graphic Novel line and is listed elsewhere at this site as Vol 1 55 (of 75 published in all; only Vol 1 1 to Vol 1 38 were numbered). The indicia lists 1989 as the year of publication with no month listed.
See Also
- 3 image(s) from Squadron Supreme: Death of a Universe Vol 1 1
- 3 reprint(s) of Squadron Supreme: Death of a Universe Vol 1 1