Comic Book Questions

Originally posted by Mr. Slippyfist
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Originally posted by Deathstroke
Yeah, I'd seen that, but I was wanting a little more information than just his name.

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Originally posted by -K-M-
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Originally posted by -K-M-
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If Galactus had the Power Gem, would i be correct in assuming that his hunger
would finally be Satiated, and he could live forever syphoning energy from the
gem?

And would this put him at the mythological 'Full Power' status?

No, he'd need the "Big Mac Gem" for that to happen.

If a character was able to manipulate time, would this character with the PG and full ability to use the PG, have a greater degree of control than a character with the ability to utilise the time gem completely? Assume that the quickdraw option is not present here, and that control of time is the only determining factor. Would it be a draw?

What about swapping time manipulation with reality manipulation vs the reality gem, tp vs the mind gem and so on for the other gems?

Big Mac Gem

Originally posted by Galan007
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Is Emperor Joker canon? Did it happen in a separate universe, or what?

It's canon as in Superman/Batman Joker and Mxy played a game so Mxy could get some of his power back ie. Bat Mite

Would Thor count as an alien, since he and his race are not from Earth?

Asgard isn't another planet it's another land. You might say it's another plane, but it's definitely connected with Midgard (earth). So not an alien. It's kind of like Mount Olympus in Greek mythology was somewhere on earth. in Viking mythology you could actually get to Asgard, it was just very difficult.

Originally posted by HueyFreeman
Its not from a mainstream company. Its looks kind of old and is now being release in trades. The female lead seems to be an agents for the usa but shes kind of nick furyish.

are you thinking of queen and country?

also, in earth x, the asgardians were described as a group of aliens much akin to the skrulls who shapeshifted into the characters of myth humans created to personify them. they were "gods" who inspired myths on earth, and who molded themselves after those myths. i don't believe that explanation has any canon backing to it, though. alternate present and whatnot.

Originally posted by Endless Mike
Would Thor count as an alien, since he and his race are not from Earth?

The term "alien" can be used for as little as describing someone from another country/culture ... so yes. (Even though his mother practically is planet Earth)

Originally posted by Scoobless
The term "alien" can be used for as little as describing someone from another country/culture ... so yes. (Even though his mother practically is planet Earth)

Well, according to Odin he made man.

Odin drinks .... a lot.

whistling

Originally posted by llagrok

Well, according to Odin he made man.

It surely fills in the dramatic effect the writer was trying to convey, but nah.

On Panel, the Celestials have actually been depicted nurturing races into being,
including Mankind.

Also, it's been an on panel historical fact across many titles,
one quote from Odin, imo, isn't enough to over-write decades of on panel history,
confirmed in Handbooks.

Could Ice-Man, Thor or Storm refreeze the melting polar ice-caps? or do they just not give a crap?

Originally posted by Mr Master
I read that, but that writer is obviously wrong.

It surely fills in the dramatic effect the writer was trying to convey, but nah.

On Panel, the Celestials have actually been depicted nurturing races into being,
including Mankind.

Also, it's been an on panel historical fact across many titles,
one quote from Odin, imo, isn't enough to over-write decades of on panel history,
confirmed in Handbooks.

Also said recently in Hercules it was the Celestials