The Controller was not actually him. That was a fake. The real Time Trapper chewed him out for getting shitcanned by Darkseid. He was just someone the trapper was using as a proxy.
and Glorith? Wasn't she his partner at one time? I'm almost certain she backstabbed him, and he backstabbed her back.
Spoiler:
Still doesn't explain why SBP is the Trapper.
whats a good marvel character that wonder woman would enjoy kick their butt ? like for example which marvel characters despise and hate women ? WW would enjoy taking them on. i can think of some that would disrespect women and say some smart remarks to ww in that tight outfit but i want it to be a marvel character that always goes after the ladies 1st with hatred.
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Originally posted by Raoul
I'm trying to get a consensus on Mister Sinister's physical strength and durability. i'm not talking about his ability to heal or anything, just trying to gauge how much force would actually be required to knock him down.Now, i know he's manhandled Sabes and fought Colossus, but he has some off days too.
You know, as much as I adored Final Crisis, I'm a little sad Morrison spent his time on it, when we could have had Seaguy . This is the comic Morrison was born to write.
Better than the Invisibles, way better than Watchmen, better than Swamp Thing... Morrison is taking the superhero mythos, and rather than deconstruct down to something sad, like Watchmen did, he's... reconstructing it. Showing why the superhero is a beautiful and a shiny and worthwhile thing.
Anyone else reading it? It's freaking gorgeous
Ever since I read Final Crisis( and most of it's ties in), I have been wondering what someone of the sayings mean. For example, what do they mean The Day Evil Won. It was repeated a few times that Evil has won the war in heaven(or something like that). However, they also say that Darkseid fell in the multiverse(dying).
So can someone care to explain it to me?
Originally posted by xJLxKing
Ever since I read Final Crisis( and most of it's ties in), I have been wondering what someone of the sayings mean. For example, what do they mean The Day Evil Won. It was repeated a few times that Evil has won the war in heaven(or something like that). However, they also say that Darkseid fell in the multiverse(dying).So can someone care to explain it to me?
i believe "the war in heaven" was a reference to the 'death of the new gods' mini.
Originally posted by chomperx9
im a little confused with who some of the dark avengers characters are. whose the character with spidey in black ?
and whose the wolverine ?i know who the rest are
"Spider-Man" is Mac Gargan, aka Venom.
"Wolverine" is Daken, Wolverine's son (though I don't know much else about him).
Originally posted by tjcoadyI seriously, SERIOUSLY, doubt swampthing but you have peeked my curiosity, I'll check it out.
You know, as much as I adored Final Crisis, I'm a little sad Morrison spent his time on it, when we could have had Seaguy . This is the comic Morrison was born to write.Better than the Invisibles, way better than Watchmen, better than Swamp Thing... Morrison is taking the superhero mythos, and rather than deconstruct down to something sad, like Watchmen did, he's... reconstructing it. Showing why the superhero is a beautiful and a shiny and worthwhile thing.
Anyone else reading it? It's freaking gorgeous