The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics

The explosion of cosmic energy spread in all directions, colliding with the simple Meita Field's cosmic storm. These two identical energies began to counteract each other, eventually canceling each other out.

Mutual cancellation doesn't mean the energy completely dissipates. There was still residual energy from the explosion, which transformed into snowflake-like, crystalline objects falling from the sky. Combined with the giant standing there, nearly a hundred meters tall, it created an indescribable sense of holiness.

Of course, those with megalophobia certainly wouldn't feel that way.

Yang Le surveyed his surroundings. Unfortunately, although the Ultra Giant's prototype was Ultraman, he didn't possess Ultraman's versatile abilities.

The Ultra Giant couldn't spread his hands and release a beam of light to restore the ravaged land. Although cosmic energy could imitate the light from the Ultraman universe to do many things, restoring the environment was beyond its capabilities.

Not even the Ultimate Ultra Giant could do it.

However, even though the Ultimate Ultra Giant couldn't do this, Yang Le had another convenient alien hero who could.

White light dissipated, and the Time King, Clock King, with his bronze body, appeared.

As the wind-up key on Yang Le's head continuously rotated counterclockwise, the surrounding environment began to 'repair' itself, like a video being rewound.

In just over ten seconds, the area within a hundred miles returned to its usual appearance. If you ignored the corpses lying on the ground, it would seem as if nothing had happened.

Clock King's control over time was near perfect. They could target specific entries for time manipulation, like a search engine.

For example, the No Watch Class once manipulated time specifically for the Ben of each universe, and they also performed operations that released a wide range of time sight, but only expelled a small number of people.

What Yang Le needed to do was much simpler. He just needed to rewind the time of the surrounding environment. He didn't touch the dead creatures.

Reviving a large number of lives would affect Death, one of Marvel's four abstract entities. Constantly reviving creatures that should have died would significantly weaken Death's power, and might even cause Death to suffer from diseases similar to those of living beings.

Although Death's attitude in the comics suggested she didn't care about this, Yang Le still didn't want to leave a grudge with an existence of that level.

Who knew if Death would suddenly bring up old scores one day? After all, like their collective name suggests, abstract entities are sometimes truly abstract. (Author's madness)

Yang Le looked up and saw several corpses as tall as mountains constantly shrinking. Their true forms were the Frost Giants, who had been strengthened by the Ancient Winter Coffin.

Now, losing the influence of the Ancient Winter Coffin, and with the temperature returning to normal, the Frost Giants naturally began to shrink again. He believed that they would soon return to their height of about two meters, and he believed that humans themselves could clean them up by then.

"Roar!"

"Hmm?"

Yang Le frowned slightly. Why did he suddenly hear the howl of a beast? When he turned his gaze in the direction of the sound, he saw Wolverine, biting a hammer, running towards him on all fours like a beast.

Wait? What?

Yang Le subconsciously slowed down the surrounding time. The figure that was not very clear before was now clearly reflected in his eyes. It really was Wolverine. He would never mistake that beast-ear-like hairstyle and the Adamantium claws about to extend.

"How did this old man get controlled too?" Yang Le strode to Wolverine's side. To outsiders, it looked like he was teleporting.

But in reality, like DIO carrying Polnareff, he was just walking normally with his legs, but he slightly manipulated time during the process.

"This makes the Worthy look like some kind of scam organization, preying on children and the elderly."

Yang Le scratched his head, the friction between his fingertips and scalp making a grating sound. At this time, Wolverine realized that his enemy had disappeared, and once again locked onto Yang Le, who had inexplicably appeared beside him.

Looking at Wolverine, who was turning his eyes and body as if in slow motion, Yang Le didn't feel like bullying a centenarian. He raised his hand and released a time ray.

This ray made Wolverine a month younger. He was truly a month younger. After all, Yang Le didn't know when Wolverine got the hammer, so he simply rewound a little more.

But soon he realized that he was doing something useless, because as long as Wolverine held the hammer, no matter how long he rewound, he would still be controlled by the hammer, at most only allowing him to be awake for a few seconds.

After a few seconds, the hammer would continue to confuse Wolverine's mind.

So Yang Le immediately switched his target. He changed the target of the time ray to the hammer that Wolverine was biting, thinking about whether to fast forward or rewind.

In the end, Yang Le decided to rewind time. After all, the Serpent was still alive at this stage. Yang Le had to rewind to the time before the hammer was forged, that is, turn the hammer into a pile of materials to get rid of the Serpent's control.

But that would require rewinding too much time, probably thousands of years. Thinking of this, Yang Le decisively chose to accelerate time.

After all, according to the current trend, the Serpent would soon perish together with Thor. When he died, the hammer would no longer have a true master to control it, and naturally it would no longer have the effect of controlling people's hearts.

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At this time, someone would have questions. The Serpent is still alive now. Even if you transfer the hammer to the time when the Serpent died, wouldn't it have the effect of controlling people's hearts once the hammer appeared in a time with the Serpent?

That's true, but what Yang Le wanted was for the hammer to lose its effect for a moment.

Yang Le began to jump time. Just as he guessed, after only jumping three days, the hammer lost its activity and broke into several sections under Wolverine's bite force.

This was because the hammer's strengthening effect on Wolverine was still there in the previous second, but the hammer itself had lost the Serpent's blessing and turned into a piece of unremarkable stone. Naturally, it couldn't withstand the strengthened Wolverine's bite force.

The stone hammer, broken into several pieces, fell to the ground. Such magical items, without the blessing of magic, are generally very fragile if the material itself is not very outstanding.

Yang Le's judgment was based on the eyesight he developed after learning Tianneng magic. Professional magicians should be brave enough to make judgments.

Besides, he had countless chances to start over, so why not prove his conjecture?

After all, the series of conjectures and experiments just now only took one second according to real time.