History
The Crossroads is an otherdimensional reality where the traditional laws of physics do not apply. The Crossroads serves as a nexus point to an infinite number of alien dimensions, and there is even a sign post guiding explorers to the many different destinations. However, the singular properties of the Crossroads does not amplify nor reduce super-powers. The U-Foes simply received an upgrade when their powers returned on Earth, what enabled Vector to repell the realitiy itself.[1] Even though this not include the worlds connected to the Crossroads. The omnipotent Beyonder once visited the Multiverse (including the Microverse) before finishing his journey in the Crossroads.[2]
Years ago, when Bruce Banner was completely consumed by the rampaging fury of his alter ego the Hulk, Sorcerer Supreme Doctor Strange decided to exile the Hulk to the Crossroads. From there, the Hulk was able to travel to any planetary realm of his choosing, provided that it was a world devoid of any life forms that the Hulk could harm. The Hulk spent several weeks journeying from world to world, but invariably, he always returned to the Crossroads. Before long, the Hulk, through no choice of his own, left the Crossroads and returned to Earth. Its only other long term resident was the alien Puffball Collective, which was stranded there until freed by the Hulk.Trivia
- Crossroads has an easter egg in Thor: The Dark World
- Erik Selvig of Earth-199999 has found Crossroads.
See Also
- 30 appearance(s) of Crossroads (Dimension)
- 5 appearance(s) in handbook(s) of Crossroads (Dimension)
- 2 minor appearance(s) of Crossroads (Dimension)
- 11 mention(s) of Crossroads (Dimension)
- 4 mention(s) in handbook(s) of Crossroads (Dimension)
- 7 image(s) of Crossroads (Dimension)
- 2 races that originate from Crossroads (Dimension)
Links and References
- Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange)
- Hulk (Bruce Banner)
References