Comic Book Questions

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Generally yes it's MP (under the name of phasing). Vision apparently lowers his density until he can slip between atoms or something. I don't know of any comic character that slips into another dimension for intangibility.

Some matter manipulators (Surfer, Doc Manhattan, GL) seem have used their powers to alter the material as they pass through it to mimic intangibility.

Originally posted by batdude123
Rhino wins... doped

mmm

Originally posted by Mindship
What method do you think the Surfer used in the FF2 movie? What did the CGI team have in mind (other than cool FX)? Phasing? Liquification? Maybe a rebounding fold in space...

Surfer seemed to have been using either matter manip or warping space. I think the CGI team intended it to be matter manipulation because it fits with what he did though out the movie.

I am lookinf for a recent comic book series. Its about a super hero community who have gotten older. Now the retired heroes are being murdered one by one. It was recommended by a friend but I dont remember the name of it.

what darkseid material could people recommend for me to read as essential darksied story's(other than the respect thread)

Originally posted by LORD B
what darkseid material could people recommend for me to read as essential darksied story's(other than the respect thread)

Then stories like 'Genesis', and 'Cosmic Odyssey'... 🙂

Originally posted by Galan007
'The Great Darkness Saga' would be my #1 recommendation.

Originally posted by HueyFreeman
I am lookinf for a recent comic book series. Its about a super hero community who have gotten older. Now the retired heroes are being murdered one by one. It was recommended by a friend but I dont remember the name of it.

Any chance it's Gail Simone's excellent "Welcome to Tranquility," from the Wildstorm imprint? Retired super hero town... starts off with a murder of one of the older heroes. It's not quite about a string of murders, but it sounds like what you're talking about.

Originally posted by tjcoady
Any chance it's Gail Simone's excellent "Welcome to Tranquility," from the Wildstorm imprint? Retired super hero town... starts off with a murder of one of the older heroes. It's not quite about a string of murders, but it sounds like what you're talking about.

Could Magneto heal a broken bone theoretically?

And if he could, could he strengthen it?

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
I don't know of any comic character that slips into another dimension for intangibility.

Originally posted by SmurphSmash!
Martian Manhunter...

Liek srsly? I thought he was a phaser.

I've heard that referenced once (in regards to J'onn going to another dimension). And even then, it was in an online bio.

Most often, Martians still have an atomic resonance when they go "intangible."

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Liek srsly? I thought he was a phaser.

Originally posted by SmurphSmash!
He supposedly shifts his body into a separate dimension, but still retains something remotely tangible in the current dimension, that holds his position to it or... something. srug

Did you just make that up on the fly? ermm

He has an atomic frequency when he goes intangible. Never have I seen him shifting into another dimension referenced in an actual comic book.

Originally posted by batdude123
Did you just make that up on the fly? ermm

He has an atomic frequency when he goes intangible. Never have I seen him shifting into another dimension referenced in an actual comic book.

I'll look into it.

EDIT: Mm... tasty words...

I reckon that I don't remember anything... or if I did, it wasn't recent. Perhaps there was an unintentional retcon.

Either way, I doubt Flash could vibrate J'onn's atoms back into a solid form if he was in a separate dimension... while, actually, he probably could, but it seems improbable.

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Originally posted by llagrok
I want to learn more about Barry Allen.

What comics should I read?

Originally posted by llagrok

Flash Vol. 1 #105 - Flash Vol. 1 #350

Is it true that people have just forgotten that Peter Parker was Spiderman because of One More Day? No one at all remembers?

It's Magic!