Originally posted by ExodusCloak
Hmm, Poison Ivy and Batgirl appeared in the Batman and Robin movie with the Governor of California though. They also appeared in most of the Batman cartoons. Batgirl had a revival in the new Batman series along with Ivy but I wouldn't place them in the same league as Selina, Storm or Sue in this day and age. Not sure about Diana...
true, i actually forgot about batman and robin...
uma, from the planet thurman... kudos to anyone who gets that reference...
Originally posted by DeathstrokeAppreciate it. 😄
http://www.advancediron.org/general-purpose-iron-man-armors/mark-22-the-extremis-armorThis site provides some info on it.
Though it doesn't really say. I just wanted to know was it composed of Adamantium. I wanted to know because in pr1983's Alien thread if the acid would effect the armour.
If the 616 universe is going along, happy as a clam, fighting badguys, heroes fighting heroes, stupid plot hooks, retarded one-shot stories featuring aunt may....
And, for whatever reason, Doctor Strange (or any other effective time manipulator) reverses time to before all these events happen, are those events canon from a usability standpoint? I mean, they never actually happened, but it's 616 characters, after all.
Originally posted by Soljer
If the 616 universe is going along, happy as a clam, fighting badguys, heroes fighting heroes, stupid plot hooks, retarded one-shot stories featuring aunt may....And, for whatever reason, Doctor Strange (or any other effective time manipulator) reverses time to before all these events happen, are those events canon from a usability standpoint? I mean, they never actually happened, but it's 616 characters, after all.
Interesting question. I'm not sure....
Originally posted by Soljer
If the 616 universe is going along, happy as a clam, fighting badguys, heroes fighting heroes, stupid plot hooks, retarded one-shot stories featuring aunt may....And, for whatever reason, Doctor Strange (or any other effective time manipulator) reverses time to before all these events happen, are those events canon from a usability standpoint? I mean, they never actually happened, but it's 616 characters, after all.
IMO, yes. Barring powerups or extenuating circumstances, those feats should still be usable. Case in point, Foundations is usable for Darkseid, despite the events being reset 2 or 3 times. Or the events of IG, despite Nebula reversing time.
OMD is a different story because it's a retcon and effectively erased the last 10 years of spidey. So feats from before it are not usable for current spidey. At least, that's as far as I understand that one.
Grey Fox: Try watching Santa Clause vs. the martians. 😛 Or Plan 9 from Outer space.
Or following comics, Daredevil and Catwoman. 😂
Originally posted by TricksterPriest
IMO, yes. Barring powerups or extenuating circumstances, those feats should still be usable. Case in point, Foundations is usable for Darkseid, despite the events being reset 2 or 3 times. Or the events of IG, despite Nebula reversing time.OMD is a different story because it's a retcon and effectively erased the last 10 years of spidey. So feats from before it are not usable for current spidey. At least, that's as far as I understand that one.
Grey Fox: Try watching Santa Clause vs. the martians. 😛 Or Plan 9 from Outer space.
Or following comics, Daredevil and Catwoman. 😂
Those martian suits are disgustingly poor, and this is from a Kaiju fan. Plan 9 is alright if you look past the shitty physics.
Originally posted by Galan007
I'm not entirely sure...The titles I've seen Access in, [ie. All Access, Unlimited Access, DC vs. Marvel, etc.], were jointly published by DC and Marvel -- he seems to be a shared character.
srug
He IS a shared character. Marvel and Dc technically both own him. However he starts in one universe before crossing over to another.