Comic Book Questions

Started by tjcoady575 pages

Man, clearly both Doctor Polaris and Galactus understand the idea of "good times."

Does Superman really have a son in the comics like what the movie Superman Returns shows ?

Originally posted by Kazenji
Does Superman really have a son in the comics like what the movie Superman Returns shows ?

he has a somewhat adopted son, but no, no biological son. it's not possible for him and lois to conceive a child.

I believe the visual design is based on a tuning fork. You also saw a lot of those in Crisis on Infinite Earths.

magneto and xavier

are the 2 most powerful characters in the marvel universe that are considered mutants.

but who is considered more powerful of the 2 ?

well, they have different powers so you can't actually measure

Originally posted by chomperx9
magneto and xavier

are the 2 most powerful characters in the marvel universe that are considered mutants.

Incorrect.....

Originally posted by Kris Blaze
Incorrect.....
oh really ? then what other characters that are considered mutants in the marvel universe are more powerful then the 2 i listed ?

Originally posted by chomperx9
oh really ? then what other characters that are considered mutants in the marvel universe are more powerful then the 2 i listed ?

Jean Grey, Wanda.

Originally posted by xJLxKing
Jean Grey, Wanda.
xavier is more powerful than jean. and were talking about jean not phoenix. phoenix isnt considered a mutant. and who is wanda whats the full name ?

Originally posted by chomperx9
xavier is more powerful than jean. and where talking about jean not phoenix. phoenix isnt considered a mutant. and who is wanda whats the full name ?

scarlet witch

Originally posted by jalek moye
scarlet witch
scarlet witch ? white queen is more powerful than her

Originally posted by chomperx9
scarlet witch ? white queen is more powerful than her

No she isn't.

Originally posted by Wei Phoenix
No she isn't.

I'm guessing he didn't read "House of M"

Originally posted by chomperx9
oh really ? then what other characters that are considered mutants in the marvel universe are more powerful then the 2 i listed ?

Jim Jaspers, Jamie Braddock, Franklin Richards etc..

Originally posted by chomperx9
oh really ? then what other characters that are considered mutants in the marvel universe are more powerful then the 2 i listed ?

look up what "omega level mutants" are

Clyde Wincham

Question 1
In another thread there was some discussion about Kal-L being Superman from Earth 2, which was the Golden Age DC earth. Does that Superman know GL Alan, Flash Jay, and the other older generation heroes even though they ended up as part of the mainstream DCU after the crisis? Or was he largely alone as a hero? I seem to recall a recent story that showed other versions of some of these characters were still around in Kal-L's earth.

Question 2
During Secret War I and II the Beyonder smashed Galactus down with ease, battled the Celestials, and scared the LT and abstract beings. Later, there was some sort of retcon, and the abstracts and Celestials were just testing the Beyonder, or something like that, and the Beyonder was a cube being. But what about the Galactus beatdown in the original Secret War. Did that stay as a real feat?

Originally posted by basilisk
Question 2
During Secret War I and II the Beyonder smashed Galactus down with ease, battled the Celestials, and scared the LT and abstract beings. Later, there was some sort of retcon, and the abstracts and Celestials were just testing the Beyonder, or something like that, and the Beyonder was a cube being. But what about the Galactus beatdown in the original Secret War. Did that stay as a real feat?
the main reason beyonder was retconned is because he was just too powerful. granted, some of his feats may have been retconned, but many of them still remain intact [including him erasing death, etc.]

that said, owning galactus should be WELL within his powerset. i mean, even in beyonder's post-retcon state, his powers still appear to far exceed those of g - being the embodiment of his respective universe/multiverse, and such.

Originally posted by basilisk
Question 1
In another thread there was some discussion about Kal-L being Superman from Earth 2, which was the Golden Age DC earth. Does that Superman know GL Alan, Flash Jay, and the other older generation heroes even though they ended up as part of the mainstream DCU after the crisis? Or was he largely alone as a hero? I seem to recall a recent story that showed other versions of some of these characters were still around in Kal-L's earth.

In short, yes... more or less. Check out Infinite Crisis, which answers it to an extent. When Earth one and Two got folded together, Flash, Green Lantern, Ted, and so on with the JSA (including Power Girl and some others) received different memories because they led different lives on Earth One. During IC, when they encountered Kal-L they managed to remember leading both lives, including serving in the JSA with Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman of Earth Two.