AXE Eternals 1 Tries To Join Avengers 1,000,000 BC To Human History marvel judgmentday eternals
\nHomo sapiens – humans – evolved on Earth around 300,000 BC ago in Africa, though what is termed full behavioural modernity, including burial of the dead, use of jewellery and projectile weapons, and seafaring coalesced around 50 to 70,000 years ago.
\nThe Eternals #1\nBut can the real history of humanity be allied with the Marvel fictional version? Well… maybe. Today's AXE: Eternals #1 sees the Eternal Ajak going through everyone she had ever killed in her life, as part of the Celestial judgment against her. And we finally get an explanation as to why homo sapiens, indeed a homo sapiens using weapons and jewellery, was around a million years ago.
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