Comic Book Questions

Originally posted by Galan007
It is the very essence of what holds reality in its place."

Originally posted by golem370
But is he above One Above All or Scathan?

In the ability to kill?? It would seem so, that's the reason he was created for, to defend the Celestials ideals. Like Galan said, they are defined by their function, and are outfitted with the powers to aid them in their roles, like Exitar the Exterminator's ability to destroy or recreate, Scathan the Approver who approves and disapproves of certain situations also has ability to silence beings, and Arishem the Judge's ability to judge races worthy or unworthy of existence.

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Btw Tiamut evolved in gaining free will something none of the other Celestials have (mainly because he's the Dreamer Celestial). I doubt he gained being all powerful and all knowing like the Fulcrum . What do you think Galan?

Originally posted by vansonbee
Can Cannonball thermo-kinetic that he product protect him from projectile energy attacks, like he can do to physical attacks?

What are the most important Captain Cold stories?

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Was this fight in 616? Canon or not? Some dude called PIS, I wonder why?

Where this from?

Judging by the art it must be She-Hulk's latest run before Lyra took over the book. I would cross-reference with X-Factor but I'm kind of busy right now.

Edit:
There: http://www.comicvine.com/she-hulk-he-loves-you-part-2-of-3/37-134099/

Originally posted by vansonbee

Here another, how old is Armor from X-Men? I understand back, when New X-Men was printed, Surge was 17 (references) and Armor has not enter the picture yet, Anyone can clue me in?

Originally posted by vansonbee
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Was this fight in 616?

Canon or not?

Some dude called PIS, I wonder why?

Originally posted by Galan007
Yes.
Yes.
Dunno why anyone familiar with that battle would call is PIS..? It was a very good fight between berzerker Thor and Maestro (from IH #440.)

It was the mainstream timeline.

Originally posted by Galan007
It was the mainstream timeline.

^ It's 616 Hulk. The future Maestro did not fight that battle. Professor Hulk manifested the Maestro Hulk persona as a result of grenade shrapnel that got stuck in his brain when he was Banner, and a warped desire to give the world a single threat that would unite it.

Originally posted by OneDumbG0
^ It's 616 Hulk. The future Maestro did not fight that battle. Professor Hulk manifested the Maestro Hulk persona as a result of grenade shrapnel that got stuck in his brain when he was Banner, and a warped desire to give the world a single threat that would unite it.

This warrior madness Thor was stronger than the average Thor right? How come he looks so retro/gay looking?

Can this be feasible feat for Hulk? I don't see much people using it.

What the story w/ the Hel-Wolf? Is there any relationship to Fenris Wolf ?

^ The Hel Wolf was hunted down and captured by Odin when he was in Limbo. There's no mention of any relation to the Fenris Wolf (who is actually Loki's son).

Thanks Onedumbgo.

Which comic is this from? ^

What has definitively killed The Hulk (any universe/timeline/etc. is applicable), was seen directly on-panel and can not be explained away as plot induced stupidity (i.e., a nuke going off in his front lobe wouldn't be PIS unless he has healing feats that would allow survival but the instance where The Punisher killed him with an arrow through the eye obviously is PIS)?

That arrow had a part of Logan's claw on the tip. It can be argued that since no one removed it, his brain couldn't heal properly.

Where this from?