Comic Book Questions

Started by grey fox575 pages

Originally posted by Marcus4600
Holy Crap. That's amazing. Thanks Scoobles.

Another couple questions. One is opinion.
Is War Hulk any stronger than his other incarnations? He stopped Juggy from moving forward, but I thought normal Hulk could do that anyday.

Who do you think the fourth horseman is gonna be in the next upcoming Apocalypse saga?

War hulk - I believe that had more to do with the celestial tech then anything else . But he was stronger at base level from what i understand....

Horsemen- I know gambit is one , as is sunfire , not sure about the other two ?

I just picked up the latest Sentry. Is he just imagining that he is a superhero? Or is it the "Void" just playing tricks on him?

Ok I have a question, what is the difference between classic Juggernaut, Trion Juggernaut & the current Juggernaut?

^ Trion is when he's posessed by a God, classic is when he possessed the power of the Crimson Bands of Cyttorak (which Namor broke through), and I don't know much about him currently.

Does anyone know which comics Trion Juggernaut is in?

Can someone explain to me what the hell this is all about

I have heard a few people saying it's TOAA ?

^ I'm not suprised it's written by Ennis. He digs the religious stuff. His writing style reminds me of MacFarlane sometimes. Aside from that, I'll have to get back to you on that Fox.

What is the Anti Life Equation ? 🙂

Originally posted by R.O.T. Yahman
What is the Anti Life Equation ? 🙂

In a right angled triangle, the area of the square on the hypotenuse equals the sum of the squares on the other two sides

Originally posted by Scoobless
In a right angled triangle, the area of the square on the hypotenuse equals the sum of the squares on the other two sides

# Scoobles goes back to masturbating over P.C. World Monthly #

😛

Originally posted by R.O.T. Yahman
What is the Anti Life Equation ? 🙂

It's a phrase/word equation that , when spoken aloud , kills whomever it is directed at.

Originally posted by GODSCRIBE
I just picked up the latest Sentry. Is he just imagining that he is a superhero? Or is it the "Void" just playing tricks on him?

Anyone know this?

Originally posted by grey fox
It's a phrase/word equation that , when spoken aloud , kills whomever it is directed at.

Also it removes the will from the target, basically making them zombie like.

Has Colossus ever beaten Juggernaut?

Originally posted by GODSCRIBE
Anyone know this?

anyone??

Originally posted by Scoobless
Does the Morlock "Calisto" have any powers?

http://www.uncannyxmen.net/db/characters/showquestion.asp?fldAuto=299
Powers and Abilities:
heightened strength, agility, reflexes, and sensory perceptions, regenerative powers, arms have been transformed into multiple suction tentacles

Originally posted by R.O.T. Yahman
What is the Anti Life Equation ? 🙂

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Life_Equation
In Jack Kirby's original comics, the Anti-Life Equation is said to give the being who learns it power to dominate the will of all sentient and sapient races. It is called the Anti-Life Equation because "if someone possesses absolute control over you - you're not really alive!" (Forever People #5). Most stories featuring the Equation use this concept. A full version of the equation supposedly existed in the mind of the millionaire "Billion Dollar" Bates, but he took it to his death.

In Jim Starlin's miniseries Cosmic Odyssey, the Anti-Life Equation is revealed as a living entity, which even Darkseid cannot control, and is subsequently destroyed. This version has not been referred to again.
The JLA story Rock of Ages (1997), by Grant Morrison, includes a future in which Darkseid has learned the Anti-Life Equation, and taken control of both New Genesis and Earth. Earth's population is kept submissive by a constant broadcast of the Equation.

In JLA Annual #2 (1998), written by Ty Templeton, Felix Faust explains that an ancient sorcerer, maddened by his ressurection, plans a spell that will "remove the life frequency from the universe". Superman calls this the Anti-Life Equation.

In Walt Simonson's Orion (2001), it is revealed that Darkseid and Desaad have gained the Equation from clones of Billion Dollar Bates. In stopping them Orion learned the Equation, and tried to use it to make people happy and good, but realised that the supression of free will is always a bad thing. It was later revealed that Mister Miracle knows the formula, but is one of the few with the willpower not to use it.

John Ostrander's Martian Manhunter series (2001) revealed that, long ago, Darkseid learned of the Martian philosophy that free will could be described by a "Life Equation". This led him to consider that there must be a negative corollary to this equation.

In Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle (2005), by Grant Morrison, Darkseid (or Dark Side, as he now calls himself) has gained full control of the the Anti-Life Equation. By speaking, he can insert the full formula into people's minds, giving them the mathematical certainty that life, hope and freedom are all pointless. Shilo Norman (the current Mister Miracle) is able to break free from this with the help of Metron.

In the animated series Justice League Unlimited, Darkseid finally gains access to the Anti-Life Equation through Lex Luthor. On the verge of killing Superman after vowing to get revenge on him by destroying him and his adopted planet Earth, Lex Luthor reveals the Anti-Life Equation to Darkseid, and they both end up disappearing. It is not known what happened to either Lex Luthor or Darkseid, but Darkseid's carnage on Earth is finally put to an end by an unlikely source in Lex Luthor.

Originally posted by venomunleashed
Has Colossus ever beaten Juggernaut?

No.

What number issue is it where wolverine beats Gambit by sticking two claws up and threatens to pop the third under gambits neck.

Will Identity Crisis ever come out in paperback?!?

I still haven't read it and I've heard it's amazing.