The Stranger (Multiverse)

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 It's not about you or what you are going through or what you aren't going to do, Woods. **It's about them.**
—**The Stranger**[src]
**The Stranger**, Cowboy Dan, or The Spirit of the West, is the personification of everything encapsulating the Western Frontier across the Multiverse. Serving as the representative, The Stranger maintains the laws of The West and ensures that it is safeguarded from all threats, past or future, including Dark Futures or total annihilations, having the highest authority regarding The West.

## History

The Stranger was created alongside his brother, Nostalgia, by the ultimate creator of Abstract Entities, Be. While he was "created," The Stranger claims that when The West existed, he existed and will exist as long as The West exists across the Multiverse. For much of his primordial time, he acted as a silent observer of everything within The West, forced to watch as he could not alter events meant to happen.

### By the Time I Get to Phoenix

The Stranger would get involved after learning that the Dark Future of Earth-1731 was bound to happen to all realities. After bringing his findings to his brother and father, who both refused to believe him, The Stranger took matters into his own hands. He tested Woods' Group by being an inconvenience to them but eventually revealed his plan and motives after they learned the truth about him.

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## Attributes

### Powers

**Personification of The West:** As The Stranger is the personification of The West, he has access to untold capabilities that far outrank those of any known superhuman on Earth—making The Stranger one of the most inconceivably powerful beings in the Multiverse. He exerts absolute control over The West and everything in it, except for people and their free will.

* **Immortality:** As America's western expansion is a fixed point in history, The Stranger cannot die. Iterations of him can perish through weapons that can kill cosmic beings, but as The Stranger is an Abstract Entity, he will always return. As long as America expanded west in 1607, The Stranger will exist across all realities. However, it is essential to note that in the case of an Earth in the Multiverse that never expanded or was destroyed before it could, The Stranger has no power there and can live and die as a man.

* **Superhuman Physiology:** While less utilized than his other abilities, The Stranger is physically capable. He was shown to be able to lift cars with one hand and throw punches hard enough to dent cars. He has lived in the desert for thirty days without food or water and survived virtually by existing, though The Stranger requires food and drink.

* **Teleportation:** The Stranger can teleport anywhere within the known universe and, by extension, the Multiverse, as he is where he has been before. As long as The West exists, he has been there. He can move between each iteration of himself and teleport himself and others, quickly bringing matter across the cosmos.

* **Cosmic Consciousness:** Acting as the manifestation and personification of The West, The Stranger is the collective consciousness of everything that occurs there. Everything from sprawling Metropolios' to sand moving is under his observation. While he is most frequently spotted in the Mojave, he does know everything about the Western Frontier and, by extension, everything about it throughout the Multiverse.

## Notes

* The Stranger (Multiverse), and by extension, Donuts exist outside of mainstream Marvel Universe continuity. Themselves, their stories, and other characters are unrelated and not connected to the Marvel Multiverse and exist within solely within The Donuts Multiverse.

## Trivia

* The Stranger took the name, "Cowboy Dan" from a song that Morgan used to sing.

## See Also

* 8 appearance(s) of The Stranger (Multiverse)

## Links and References

### References

1. ↑ Sprawl #21
2. ↑ Sprawl #22
3. ↑ Sprawl #34