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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Alzrius" data-source="post: 2461402" data-attributes="member: 8461">It's not a contradiction. The events of Infinity Abyss made it clear that the totality of the Marvel Universe (including all of its multiple universes, far realities, etc.) are the sphere above the infinity abyss in that vortext. The sphere is anchored from falling into the abyss by the small "satellite" where the being that acts as the anchor lives (currently Atleza). Thanos's becoming God was, as I see it, becoming God of that sphere, but his power stopped at its limit (presumably anyway; what power he may or may not have had outside of it is speculative. It's also speculative that the previous God fled the sphere when he let Thanos get the HotU). Since Warlock was outside there, he wasn't affected. It's similar to why Hunger couldn't just enter the universe. He mentions it was spherical, and thus he couldn't get there on his own. The gateway Galactus opened thus (from what I'm inferring) reached a different one of those spheres.</blockquote>