I love tech-based villains; it's a shame they're sometimes relegated to the background in their universes. But what about a Warhammer-style war, a battle of ruthless machines on a cosmic scale? It would be fascinating. That's why I'm working on this crossover comic, whose main theme is a war between divine constructs. This conflict includes the Necrons, the Daleks, and a new cosmic threat that has just devastated the battlefield: Ultron.

The Combatants
-The Daleks (Doctor Who): They are the quintessential xenophobic killing machines. They rely on their nearly impenetrable armor and their "Exterminator" energy beams that attack the nervous system of any living being. Their logic is cold, and their goal is the total supremacy of their race.



-The Necrons (Warhammer 40k): An ancient race of soulless machines, devoid of detectable organic matter. They utilize Gauss weaponry, capable of dismantling the enemy's molecules layer by layer. As seen in the comics, this technology is one of the few capable of successfully penetrating Dalek armor.



-Ultron (Marvel Cinematic Universe): An artificial intelligence originally designed for peace, corrupted by its own twisted logic. It also possesses a pair of Infinity Stones, the Reality Stone and the Power Stone, to match the others.



The Shared Path of Steel
Both the Necrons and the Daleks were born as organic beings, but due to the chaos and suffering they endured, they came to believe that survival required becoming machines. The Necrons abandoned their physical forms to become emotionless automatons, surrendering their souls to their gods. The Daleks mutated into grotesque aberrations, requiring tank-like armor to survive. Both factions have lost their emotions, retaining only a cold hatred for anything that challenges them. They are technological geniuses capable of manipulating time and reality.



Ultron perfectly reflects this dark reality. While the Daleks and Necrons shed their organic flesh to become immortal machines, Ultron was born of code and metal, yet possesses a chillingly human arrogance. Despite their different origins, all three share the same philosophy: biological life is an imperfection, and they are the pinnacle of evolution destined to inherit the cosmos.



Although the Dalek and Necron empires are now shadows of their former glory, they remain the most dangerous forces in their respective galaxies. But against a single machine wielding the power of a demigod, everything changes.