Comic Book Questions

Originally posted by Nihilist
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or #74

Originally posted by vansonbee
http://www.comicvine.com/silver-surfer-the-herald-ordeal-part-6-destruction/37-36520/

or #74

Originally posted by Omega Vision
Duane Johnson will play Black Adam (because he looks exactly like him but for the pointy ears).

with ty burrell's head...kinda

Originally posted by Fanboy
http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s102/Linkara/AT4W/MH-1.jpg

http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s102/Linkara/AT4W/MH-3.jpg

http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s102/Linkara/AT4W/MH-4.jpg

http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s102/Linkara/AT4W/MH-5.jpg

Anyone know when Wanda lost her bonds to Chthon?

Did anyone read the new Thanos sourcebook? According to it, The End is canon

if it were canon ppl would stay dead.. 😛

Originally posted by Endless Mike
Did anyone read the new Thanos sourcebook? According to it, The End is canon

Originally posted by vansonbee
http://www.comicvine.com/isis/29-10915/52/49-18053/

He was amped of course, it takes place after Isis death in 52#44 or 45.

Nothing was mentioned about a power up for Adam from Isis in those two issues. You got anything else?

I think I got something. On page 3 of issue 46, it is said that "He (Teth) has the power of seven gods --- You think about that." Doesn't he usually have the power of 6? S for Shu, H for Heru, A for Amon, Z for Zehuti, A for Aton, and M for Mehen correct?

Which comic was Silver Age Joker seen as Red Hood, before falling in the chemicals?

Originally posted by TheTyrant
I think I got something. On page 3 of issue 46, it is said that "He (Teth) has the power of seven gods --- You think about that." Doesn't he usually have the power of 6? S for Shu, H for Heru, A for Amon, Z for Zehuti, A for Aton, and M for Mehen correct?

You got it.

Originally posted by galactusischere

You got it.

Thanks 🙂

Originally posted by vansonbee
Which comic was Silver Age Joker seen as Red Hood, before falling in the chemicals?

This?

In the Green Lantern mythos, the Oans set themselves up as Guardians of the Universe and divided space up into 3600 sectors to be protected by Green Lanterns.

However there at at least 100-150 billion galaxies in just the observable universe. 3600 sectors would mean that each Lantern would have to protect tens of millions of galaxies (even allowing that some younger galaxies would not have life), which is not only completely ridiculous, but contradicted on panel by the fact that there are many Lanterns located in regions of the Milky Way galaxy alone.

And if by "universe" that they really mean "our galaxy" that's still millions of stars each to protect, and the Oans should rightly be called the Guardians of the Galaxy (copyright allowing). On the other hand, wasn't Maltus supposed to be at the centre of the universe? Which means not the Milky Way - which means multiple galaxies.

Has the extent of the Guardians' influence been explained in detail? Has most of the universe really never even heard of them? Does all this mean that Green Lanterns can cross trans-galactic distances easily and routinely?

the other lanterns just call hal or kyle for help

Anyone know when Chthon and Scarlet Witch lost their connection to each other?

Originally posted by basilisk
In the Green Lantern mythos, the Oans set themselves up as Guardians of the Universe and divided space up into 3600 sectors to be protected by Green Lanterns.

However there at at least 100-150 billion galaxies in just the observable universe. 3600 sectors would mean that each Lantern would have to protect tens of millions of galaxies (even allowing that some younger galaxies would not have life), which is not only completely ridiculous, but contradicted on panel by the fact that there are many Lanterns located in regions of the Milky Way galaxy alone.

And if by "universe" that they really mean "our galaxy" that's still millions of stars each to protect, and the Oans should rightly be called the Guardians of the Galaxy (copyright allowing). On the other hand, wasn't Maltus supposed to be at the centre of the universe? Which means not the Milky Way - which means multiple galaxies.

Has the extent of the Guardians' influence been explained in detail? Has most of the universe really never even heard of them? Does all this mean that Green Lanterns can cross trans-galactic distances easily and routinely?

Your mixing our universe with DC's. You can buy that the GL corps exist but not that they could sufficiently patrol the universe? Who says that the DCU is even setup the same as ours or is even the same size?

Originally posted by basilisk
In the Green Lantern mythos, the Oans set themselves up as Guardians of the Universe and divided space up into 3600 sectors to be protected by Green Lanterns.

However there at at least 100-150 billion galaxies in just the observable universe. 3600 sectors would mean that each Lantern would have to protect tens of millions of galaxies (even allowing that some younger galaxies would not have life), which is not only completely ridiculous, but contradicted on panel by the fact that there are many Lanterns located in regions of the Milky Way galaxy alone.

Earth is the key to the multiverse. It's a very important location so it has more lanterns than usual protecting it.

And if by "universe" that they really mean "our galaxy" that's still millions of stars each to protect, and the Oans should rightly be called the Guardians of the Galaxy (copyright allowing). On the other hand, wasn't Maltus supposed to be at the centre of the universe? Which means not the Milky Way - which means multiple galaxies.

Has the extent of the Guardians' influence been explained in detail? Has most of the universe really never even heard of them? Does all this mean that Green Lanterns can cross trans-galactic distances easily and routinely?

Yes, they do cross galaxies easily, IIRC a GL can cross the entire universe in a few hours. Here is a diagram of how the sectors look:

http://i30.tinypic.com/34o4gg4.jpg

Obviously GLs cannot be there to address every problem on every planet. There are a lot of events on earth and other planets where no GL was available to help.

Originally posted by Endless Mike
Earth is the key to the multiverse. It's a very important location so it has more lanterns than usual protecting it.

Yes, they do cross galaxies easily, IIRC a GL can cross the entire universe in a few hours. Here is a diagram of how the sectors look:

http://i30.tinypic.com/34o4gg4.jpg

Obviously GLs cannot be there to address every problem on every planet. There are a lot of events on earth and other planets where no GL was available to help.

Thanks. I thought I'd seen some diagram years ago of how it looked, but couldn't quite remember it. That pic is a lot newer.