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During "The Surter Saga," Surter (using Twilight amped with the Casket of Ancient Winters) actually managed to deflect Thors God Blast back at him...

Who is the weakest character that could replicate that feat?

The Spot

Any being that can open portals? For example Dargo Thor pulled something similar to this by opening a portal in space just as a Korvac possessed being fired off a blast. He then reopened the portal behind said being when that being was distracted and owned him with it.

But if you mean LITERALLY reflect it back at him, no one short of high end skyfather then.

Originally posted by Parmaniac
The Spot shifty

DOH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

































Um...no.

Originally posted by zopzop
Any being that can open portals? For example Dargo Thor pulled something similar to this by opening a portal in space just as a Korvac possessed being fired off a blast. He then reopened the portal behind said being when that being was distracted and owned him with it.

But if you mean LITERALLY reflect it back at him, no one short of high end skyfather then.

Yeah, I mean literally reflect it back at him...

...........

How on Earth did you come to that conclusion? Surtur didn't deflect Thor's God Blast. Re-read it.

I just did...

When they fought on the Rainbow Bridge, Thor powers up the God Blast (funnels all the power into Mjolnir), and hurls it at Surter...

Surter then deflects it back at Thor using Twilight...

I'm sorry, but could you post a scan from this special edition issue that you have? Because from where I'm standing, this most definitely is not a God Blast:
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e139/RageOfTheGod/Thor/ThorvsSurtur3.jpg
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e139/RageOfTheGod/Thor/ThorvsSurtur4.jpg

Who can deflect a God Blast? Prime can, but you're asking about the weakest. Someone who has serious reflecting powers may be the best answer, but I don't have anyone popping into mind.

Thats exactly what I am looking at...

Thor does refer to it as his "unfettered might" and he does appear to be charging Mjolnir up (combined with giving Mjolnir a good amount of time to whirl around)...

Its definitely not the God Blast as we are used to seeing it, but if it isnt the God Blast, then what is it?

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
During "The Surter Saga," Surter (using Twilight amped with the Casket of Ancient Winters) actually managed to deflect Thors God Blast back at him...

Who is the weakest character that could replicate that feat? Tweety bird with a large mirror.

I don't think that was a god blast, it was just him throwing his hammer with a shit ton of energy inside of it.

As for the question, Def has to a legit high skyfather+ energy/cosmic power/ magic user.

Well, again, if that wasnt a God Blast then what is it?

He said he was loath to use it and called it his "unfettered might."

What else could it be?

http://arkeis.com/images/pokemonfactory/wobbuffet.png

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
Thats exactly what I am looking at...

Thor does refer to it as his "unfettered might" and he does appear to be charging Mjolnir up (combined with giving Mjolnir a good amount of time to whirl around)...

Its definitely not the God Blast as we are used to seeing it, but if it isnt the God Blast, then what is it?

No it's not unless you need to get your eyes checked.

So what? It's not the only time Thor has attacked with all his might/power without it not being the God Blast. It's called hyperbole, something I would have assumed most would be familiar with. Thor went even further later on in the battle against Surtur with a similar attack. I'm referring to the throw that managed to separate Surtur from Twilight.

It's exactly what it seems to be. Thor spun Mjolnir, charged it up with a large amount of energy, and unleashed it. It's one of the most powerful physical blows Thor could inflict.

If you say so...

I'm still not convinced though; you agree that he is charging up Mjolnir...so what is he charging it up with?

He doesnt have energy projection from his hands or body like some characters do (with the exception of his God Blast!); it only makes sense to me that he is charging it up with his Asgardian Life Force...just like in a God Blast.

As for the instance later on in the arc, he doesnt appear to charge up Mjolnir at all, but instead whirls it around until his hands are burning (and yeah, you are correct, this is the attack that is used to seperate Surter from Twilight)...


But we can agree to disagree...

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
If you say so...

I'm still not convinced though; you agree that he is charging up Mjolnir...so what is he charging it up with?

He doesnt have energy projection from his hands or body like some characters do (with the exception of his God Blast!); it only makes sense to me that he is charging it up with his Asgardian Life Force...just like in a God Blast.

As for the instance later on in the arc, he doesnt appear to charge up Mjolnir at all, but instead whirls it around until his hands are burning (and yeah, you are correct, this is the attack that is used to seperate Surter from Twilight)...


But we can agree to disagree...



Why would you not be convinced? I'm telling you exactly what happens.

In every single situation where the writer intended for Thor to use the God Blast, it was made extremely clear.

He is charging it up with power. Whether the power comes directly from his body, or Mjolnir's energy reserves is irrelevant. You're incorrect by the way, Thor is capable of generating energy different from his own Asgardian essence, like so:
http://i989.photobucket.com/albums/af17/RageOfOlympus/Thor/OmniLightning.jpg

facepalm It's the exact same illustration as the one above:
http://i779.photobucket.com/albums/yy73/R-O-G/Thor/ThorvsSurtur13.jpg
http://i779.photobucket.com/albums/yy73/R-O-G/Thor/ThorvsSurtur14.jpg

I'm not agreeing to disagree. I'm right, you're wrong. It's really quite simple, it's not my fault you want to be stupid about this because you have a new found boner for Surtur.

Why the hostility?

Theres no shame in Thor having his God Blast turned against him by a Surter who is weilding Twilight amped with the Casket of Ancient Winters...Surter is a badmutha when in that state.


As for your "evidence," how can you conclude that the blast he used against those demons wasnt Thor projecting his "Godly Lifeforce" at them?

Right...I gotcha...it wasnt "just because" it wasnt.


LoL...

I'm sorry, blatant stupidity irritates me.

If there's one thing I've learned from visiting message boards, it's that people would argue that the Sky's purple if it suited their agendas.

I have no agenda; just pointing out that Surter appears to deflect Thors God Blast back at him...

Willful ignorance annoys me as well; especially the extreme "Quanish" fanboy type...

Lawlz.

We all get it, you were recently introduced to Surtur and are now surgically attached to his flaming testicles. There's however no reason to take such leaps in logic just so you could place a feat under his name that never actually happened. It's unnecessary, the fire demon has his fair share of uber showings.

If I am attached to Surters testicles then you are the walls lining Thors anal canal!!!

Now that that is out the way, let me ask you this: Thor referred to the tactic described in the OP as his "unfettered might." As a result how can you conclusively rule out that meaning that he is resorting to his greatest power in that situation?

Serious question...

lol thousand suns.....take that sentry!!

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
I have no agenda; just pointing out that Surter appears to deflect Thors God Blast back at him...


Your the first person I have ever seen call that attack a god blast.

@RoO

In all honesty, I think your extreme like for Thor blinds you sometimes (like in this thread); I like Thor as well, but lets not get carried away...

Earlier in this thread you said that the writer makes sure to make it clear when Thor uses his God Blast and to that point I agree...

In this situation with Surter, Thor said he was "loath" to use it, but felt "only" his "unfettered might" would do the trick; IMHO that is a very clear case of the writter making it plain that Thor was resorting to using the God Blast (which is his greatest power)...


So there is no need for the unpleasantness; you are an extreme Thor fan and I appear to have struck a nerve with this thread of mines...

But come down to Earth dude; you are clearly intelligent and if you take off your Asgardian Goggles, I think you'd see that there is a legit argument to be made pertaining to Thor using his God Blast against Surter...

Originally posted by SuperiorTech
Your the first person I have ever seen call that attack a god blast.

Maybe so, but take a look at the facts...

He charges Mjolnir up...with what? Outside of the God Blast he doesnt have energy projection out of his hands or body and he clearly didnt call up a storm and draw lightning out of one of those...

He also called the attack his "unfettered might;" seems to me that he was resorting to calling upon his greatest power...what do you think "unfettered might" means?

Yeah, its possible that that wasnt a GB, but can you conclusively say that it isnt? Afterall, there are facts that indicate that it is...

thats not the God blast.

Originally posted by Nihilist
thats not the God blast.

It certainly isnt illustrated as it typically is, but what is it then?

He called it his "unfettered might." What do you think that means?

As for how the GB is illustrated here, does that ultimately matter?

Afterall, when Thor used the God Blast on Galactus, it wasnt illustrated as it typically is as well...

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
If I am attached to Surters testicles then you are the walls lining Thors anal canal!!!

Now that that is out the way, let me ask you this: Thor referred to the tactic described in the OP as his "unfettered might." As a result how can you conclusively rule out that meaning that he is resorting to his greatest power in that situation?

Serious question...

If you could, you'd be Surtur's urethra. I wouldn't envy you when he has to take a piss though.

Because (a)I know hyperbole when I see it and (b)whenever Thor is intended to be utilizing his Godly essence, it's quite obvious.
Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
@RoO

In all honesty, I think your extreme like for Thor blinds you sometimes (like in this thread); I like Thor as well, but lets not get carried away...

Earlier in this thread you said that the writer makes sure to make it clear when Thor uses his Glod Blast and to that point I agree...

In this situation with Surter, Thor said he was "loath" to use it, but felt "only" his "unfettered might" would do the trick; IMHO that is a very clear case of the writter making it plain that Thor was resorting to using the God Blast (which is his greatest power)...


So there is no need for the unpleasantness; you are an extreme Thor fan and I appear to have struck a nerve with this thread of mines...

But come down to Earth dude; you are clearly intelligent and if you take off your Asgardian Goggles, I think you'd see that there is a legit argument to be made pertaining to Thor using his God Blast against Surter...
facepalmx1

I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings, but like I said, stupidity irritates me.
Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
Maybe so, but take a look at the facts...

He charges Mjolnir up...with what? Outside of the God Blast he doesnt have energy projection out of his hands or body and he clearly didnt call up a storm and draw lightning out of one of those...

He also called the attack his "unfettered might;" seems to me that he was resorting to calling upon his greatest power...what do you think "unfettered might" means?

Yeah, its possible that that wasnt a GB, but can you conclusively say that it isnt? Afterall, there are facts that indicate that it is...
facepalmx2

I also posted a scan literally on the last page illustrating that his Asgardian essence is not his only form of energy projection.

http://i779.photobucket.com/albums/yy73/R-O-G/Thor/DefeatsSentry7.jpg

Oh shit, the God Blast!

And just like in the Surtur scene, he goes on to illustrate superior power. Hyperbole is hyperbole.

Well...if you continue to be willfully ignorant and chose to blind yourself, then thats on you.

But you didnt show that Thor has other forms of energy projection as the blast he used on those demons could have been a projection of his Godly Lifeforce as well; you cant conclusively prove it was anything else...

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
It certainly isnt illustrated as it typically is, but what is it then?

He called it his "unfettered might." What do you think that means? Dont know, dont care. Its just Thor charging him hammer a swining it around.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
http://i779.photobucket.com/albums/yy73/R-O-G/Thor/DefeatsSentry7.jpg

Oh shit, the God Blast!

And just like in the Surtur scene, he goes on to illustrate superior power. Hyperbole is hyperbole.

Oh shit...unfettered might!!

He said it...he filled up Mjolnir with power...hurled it at Surter, and got KO'ed when Surter turned it back on him.

Deal with it.

Originally posted by Nihilist
Dont know, dont care. Its just Thor charging him hammer a swining it around.

If you dont know or care, then why waste time and energy posting in this thread?

Trolling perhaps?

As for him charging his hammer, he was charging it with something...wasnt he? What was it? The only logical answer in this situation is his Godly Lifeforce...

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
If you dont know or care, then why waste time and energy posting in this thread?

Trolling perhaps?

As for him charging his hammer, he was charging it with something...wasnt he? What was it? The only logical answer in this situation is his Godly Lifeforce... I dont know or care what it was, but it wasnt the GB for sure.

And your answer is wrong have he ever done it in such a way before,no...end of.

More willful ignorance; he called his unfettered might, but you know for sure it wasnt a God Blast...

As for how he used the GB this time, how many times has he used the GB as he did against Galactus? LOL...

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
More willful ignorance; he called his unfettered might, but you know for sure it wasnt a God Blast...

As for how he used the GB this time, how many times has he used the GB as he did against Galactus? LOL... Its called not jumping to conclusions.

There is always a constant theme to a GB, and throwing the hammer aint of of them in the way he did against Surtur.

Yeah and its also a theme that Thor announces (either out loud or just to himself) that he's going to call upon his greatest power before he uses the GB; he had those thoughts when he used it on Surter...

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
Well...if you continue to be willfully ignorant and chose to blind yourself, then thats on you.

But you didnt show that Thor has other forms of energy projection as the blast he used on those demons could have been a projection of his Godly Lifeforce as well; you cant conclusively prove it was anything else...

It doesn't work that way bud. The onus is on you to prove that it's a God Blast as we've seen Thor generate energies that could not have possibly been his Godly essence.

I highly doubt that Stan Lee wrote that scene and intended it to be his Godly Essence. As a matter of fact, I think the notion is utterly stupid. The entire point of utilizing his Godly Essence is that it's his very last resort.

For the record, when Thor did utilize something similar to the God Blast, Surtur lost:
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e139/RageOfTheGod/Thor/FabricofUniverseRipped1.jpg
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e139/RageOfTheGod/Thor/FabricofUniverseRipped2.jpg

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
More willful ignorance; he called his unfettered might, but you know for sure it wasnt a God Blast...

As for how he used the GB this time, how many times has he used the GB as he did against Galactus? LOL...

Okay, I tire of this stupidity. Mjolnir was not powered by Thor's Godly Essence. It was more than likely powered by it's own internal reserves:
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e139/RageOfTheGod/Thor/MjolnirBurnwithMillSuns.jpg

A million Suns, and it could not possibly be the Godly Essence of Thor. It's why I choose that scan specifically.

When Thor does use the God Blast, it's pretty damn obvious:
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e139/RageOfTheGod/Thor/ThorvsGalactus7.jpg
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e139/RageOfTheGod/Thor/ThorvsGalactus8.jpg

http://i779.photobucket.com/albums/yy73/R-O-G/Thor/DefeatsMajestron1.jpg
http://i779.photobucket.com/albums/yy73/R-O-G/Thor/DefeatsMajestron2.jpg
http://i779.photobucket.com/albums/yy73/R-O-G/Thor/DefeatsMajestron3.jpg

http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e139/RageOfTheGod/Thor/DestroysCelestialBrainDome1.jpg
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e139/RageOfTheGod/Thor/DestroysCelestialBrainDome2.jpg

http://i779.photobucket.com/albums/yy73/R-O-G/Thor/GodBlastSavesMultiverse.jpg
http://i779.photobucket.com/albums/yy73/R-O-G/Thor/GodBlastSavesMultiverse2.jpg
http://i779.photobucket.com/albums/yy73/R-O-G/Thor/GodBlastSavesMultiverse3.jpg

Shame he didn't use the same theme against Surtur then eh, and not some typical Asgardian war talk.

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
Yeah and its also a theme that Thor announces (either out loud or just to himself) that he's going to call upon his greatest power before he uses the GB; he had those thoughts when he used it on Surter...


edit: looks like rage already took care of that.

Ok yeah...great...golf clap for you having all those scans at your finger tip; still doesnt disprove the OP...

You still havent answered the question of what was Thor charging Mjolnir with; if it wasnt his Godly Lifeforce, then what was it? There is nothing else he could have been using that makes sense...

You also want to write-off Thor calling the attack his "unfettered might" as hyperbole, but its clear that Thor intended to "play his highest card" as nothing else had a chance of working against Surter; his highest card would be the GB...wouldnt it?

Actually it does.

Are you unable to read? I told you, it was most likely Mjolnir's power. The hammer is not limited to shooting lightning and channeling the God Blast. It has vast internal reserves of energy and can produce different forms of energy.

Of course it's hyperbole you idjit. That's why Thor utilized even more power further on in the arc. It's about his highest card as much as the lightning bolt against Sentry/Void was. Seeing as how attacking Surtur seemed to have effect, I find it unlikely everything besides the God Blast would have failed.

As for the God Blast being used (and announced) in a fashion it typically iisnt, I submit to you that comics are rife with inconsistencies and so the GB being present another way shouldnt be surprising at all...

The point of the matter is that Thor announced that he needed his greatest power to use against Surter; that is made very clear by the writter in this story arc...and his greatest power is the God Blast.

So he charged Mjolnir up, gave it a good whirl, and hurled it at Surter...then got owned as Surter turned the attack back at him.

Common Sense for the win!!

Nah that's not the GodBlast but I could see how the wording could make you think that it was (but no hammer supreme was said). Thor also have other attacks he could use he don't have to charge his hammer up with just the God Blast.

Captain America could with his shield.

Edit it would not reflect back, but it may stop it.

Originally posted by D-Block
Nah that's not the GodBlast but I could see how the wording could make you think that it was (but no hammer supreme was said). Thor also have other attacks he could use he don't have to charge his hammer up with just the God Blast.


I was gonna mention that but then Rage posted the scans something I noticed the one constant whenever he preforms a Godblast.

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
As for the God Blast being used (and announced) in a fashion it typically iisnt, I submit to you that comics are rife with inconsistencies and so the GB being present another way shouldnt be surprising at all...

The point of the matter is that Thor announced that he needed his greatest power to use against Surter; that is made very clear by the writter in this story arc...and his greatest power is the God Blast.

So he charged Mjolnir up, gave it a good whirl, and hurled it at Surter...then got owned as Surter turned the attack back at him.

Common Sense for the win!!



The portrayal of the God Blast has been extremely consistent actually.

I've already debunked every argument you've presented. Unfortunately, you keep repeating the same shit over and over. I'm done.

When did Thor last do a God blast? I doubt we would ever see it again.

Actually I have read through this thread and looked at the picture. That is not the God Blast.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
The portrayal of the God Blast has been extremely consistent actually.

I've already debunked every argument you've presented. Unfortunately, you keep repeating the same shit over and over. I'm done.

You havent debunked my argument and you know it; Thor called upon his greatest power against Surter (he stated it was coming and he used it)...and got struck down by someone who is badder than he was!!

And yes, it was neither announced or portrayed as it usually is, but again...comics are inconsistent...so this shouldnt be surprising to anyone.

Dam...that HAD to hurt!

facepalm

And for the record, Thor did not say it was his greatest power but his unfettered might:
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e139/RageOfTheGod/Thor/ThorvsSurtur3.jpg

And what do you think he is talking about when he says "unfettered might!???"

LoL...

Dont blind yourself to common sense...

Bishop

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
And what do you think he is talking about when he says "unfettered might!???"

LoL...

Dont blind yourself to common sense... SOMEONE feels like he needs the last word.

His unfettered might could mean him not holding back from using his deadliest attacks. In other words...


http://30.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lfxcxizqbM1qfbxyso1_400.jpg

The context seems to imply that. Also I can't recall the gb being described as "a thousand suns" lulz.

katie power could

If anything that's more like a "god smash" and not a godblast.

Originally posted by Sin I AM
katie power could

Wait one minute! You could be right! Didn't she absorb a good chunk (if not all) of the power of Mjolnir AND Stormbreaker and KO a Beyonder empowered Kurse?

Good one!

Originally posted by zopzop
Wait one minute! You could be right! Didn't she absorb a good chunk (if not all) of the power of Mjolnir AND Stormbreaker and KO a Beyonder empowered Kurse?

Good one!



........................i kno

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
The portrayal of the God Blast has been extremely consistent actually.

How many Godblasts have actually been used Rage?

One against Galactus, one against Surtur and Ymir, one to repair the universe, one to attack Arishem, one to attack Exitar, one on Juggernaut, one on Thanos. Is there anymore?

Originally posted by Utrigita
How many Godblasts have actually been used Rage?

One against Galactus, one against Surtur and Ymir, one to repair the universe, one to attack Arishem, one to attack Exitar, one on Juggernaut, one on Thanos. Is there anymore?

He's never used it on Thanos as far as I know. What scene are you referring to?

- Against Juggernaut
- Against Galactus
- Against Majeston Zelia
- Against Surtur and Ymir
- Against Exitar
- To save the Multiverse

About six times.

Dont forget about the GB he used to destroy Durok sans Mjolnir; that GB didnt follow the standard GB protocol either btw...

he's talking about the time the thanosi had the chalice of ruins i think, which wasn't a godblast (if that's what he meant)

the exitar godblast was the strongest version ever shown on-panel by far, no comparison.

It's definitely in the top two. I'm surprised posters on KMC aren't so bothered by the attack like others are. Thor possessing an ultimate attack more powerful than Skyfather level kind of bothers different boards.
Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
Dont forget about the GB he used to destroy Durok sans Mjolnir; that GB didnt follow the standard GB protocol either btw...

I don't think that was a God Blast. Not anymore. People said Oeming agreed that's what it was, but then I read the conversation, and I don't think he even knew the term before fans pointed it out to him.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
I don't think that was a God Blast. Not anymore. People said Oeming agreed that's what it was, but then I read the conversation, and I don't think he even knew the term before fans pointed it out to him.

See, THATS what I am talking about....

The writter that wrote Thor destroying Durok might not have known what a "God Blast" was, but at the same time I am betting that it was his intent to have Thor use his best attack, full power, ect, ect. nonetheless...

Is it not concievable to you that the author of The Surter Saga intended the same thing when he had Thor unleash his "unfettered might" upon Surter?

I am about to see who the author of The Surter Saga is right now...

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
It's definitely in the top two. I'm surprised posters on KMC aren't so bothered by the attack like others are. Thor possessing an ultimate attack more powerful than Skyfather level kind of bothers different boards. considering it shattered mjolnir even though it was being reinforced by his belt, and the fact that around that time he was absorbing astronomical amounts of energies without shattering mjolnir (though he did sometimes say that it was struggling to contain them), it was as strong an aattack could possibly be for the hammer.

Walter Simonson wrote The Surter Saga....

Step two, at the point in time that The Surter Saga was written, had he ever written Thor using a GB before?

My point is that Thor using his "unfettered might" might very well be Simonson's vision of how Thor would/could unleash his full power on an opponent; which is the equivilent of another writter using what is considered a standard God Blast...

Originally posted by zopzop
Wait one minute! You could be right! Didn't she absorb a good chunk (if not all) of the power of Mjolnir AND Stormbreaker and KO a Beyonder empowered Kurse?

Good one!

Dam good answer btw; she just might actually be able to pull it off...its possible that the strain might kill her though...as she was crying and was in alot of pain when she performed that feat vs Kurse.

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
See, THATS what I am talking about....

The writter that wrote Thor destroying Durok might not have known what a "God Blast" was, but at the same time I am betting that it was his intent to have Thor use his best attack, full power, ect, ect. nonetheless...

Is it not concievable to you that the author of The Surter Saga intended the same thing when he had Thor unleash his "unfettered might" upon Surter?

I am about to see who the author of The Surter Saga is right now...
Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
Walter Simonson wrote The Surter Saga....

Step two, at the point in time that The Surter Saga was written, had he ever written Thor using a GB before?

My point is that Thor using his "unfettered might" might very well be Simonson's vision of how Thor would/could unleash his full power on an opponent; which is the equivilent of another writter using what is considered a standard God Blast...

Walter Simonson is and was a huge Lee/Kirby fan. I very highly doubt that the God Blast was his intention. I also doubt Oeming had never seen the Godly Essence tactic performed. The God Blast is a fan made term that was recently referred to as canon.

Why can't you understand that Thor can go all out or give it his all without resorting to the God Blast? It's his ultimate resort, and even when he should use it, he doesn't because of how powerful it is.

You're taking leaps in logic and seem to be unclear how hyperbole works.

You know what, I'll try and ask Walter.

Well I know Simonson wrote Thor from issues 337 to issue 382...

And dont go making assumptions about my level of intellect as I am highly intelligent and I know exactly how hyperbole works...

And you might doubt that the GB (or the equivilent) was his intent, but know you are speculating just as I am...

Of course my evidence in this matter is stronger than yours as I have the Thor being as WRITTEN saying that he is "loath" to use it, but that "only" his "unfettered might" will serve here; this is a pretty clear indication that Simonson intended for Thor to unleash his full, greatest, power on Surter...

Common sense and logic for the win...

I doubt you're highly intelligent. If you are, you're doing a great job of hiding said intellect.

There is no equivalent to the God Blast in Thor's arsenal. Either it is a God Blast, or it's not. Quite simple.

Well, I have actual evidence to support my arguments.

You claim to understand how hyperbole works yet once again you seem to fail to comprehend the concept. Simonson wrote some flowery prose and went on to have Thor unleash even more power against Surtur later on in the arc. It wasn't even his greatest level of power within the context of the story.

Is this a God Blast:
http://i779.photobucket.com/albums/yy73/R-O-G/Thor/DefeatsSentry7.jpg

Yes or no.

LoM should've just gotten on his knees like I told him to.

Since you insist on continuing with the insults...**** you Rage...how about that?

And no Thor never unleashed more power against Surter later on in the arc as he didnt charge Mjolnir up later on in the arc...he simply whirled in around longer.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
I'm sorry, but could you post a scan from this special edition issue that you have? Because from where I'm standing, this most definitely is not a God Blast:
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e139/RageOfTheGod/Thor/ThorvsSurtur3.jpg
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e139/RageOfTheGod/Thor/ThorvsSurtur4.jpg Semantics. uhuh

You're not helping. Aren't there fires for you to put out or something?

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
Since you insist on continuing with the insults...**** you Rage...how about that?

And no Thor never unleashed more power against Surter later on in the arc as he didnt charge Mjolnir up later on in the arc...he simply whirled in around longer.
There's hope for you yet.

In the second instance, even Thor was starting to get injured by the power he was unleashing.

No...he was injuring his hand because of all the force that was going into whirling Mjolnir around; it was igniting the air around him causing his hand to burn.