Comic Book Questions

So what more rightful, to kill to defend yourself or to kill for revenge?

Found this on comicvine, is this the new 52 "Black Alice"?

http://www.comicvine.com/black-alice/29-41210/all-images/108-215646/alice_10/105-1219087/

which comic is this from?

Which comic is this?

Originally posted by vansonbee
Found this on comicvine, is this the new 52 "Black Alice"?

http://www.comicvine.com/black-alice/29-41210/all-images/108-215646/alice_10/105-1219087/

which comic is this from?

It looks more like Silver Banshee than Black Alice, but perhaps Alice stole her power in that image.

it's from Secret Six (the latest series) issue... 16 I think.

Anyone here read the book "Executive Assistant Iris"?

Does anybody have the scan where Wolverine's reaction time is quantified?

Can someone explain the difference between Odin Force Thor and King Thor?

Always thought Captain America (Steve) and Daredevil are close butt buddies (Civil War etc..), but in the "New Avengers #16", DD stated they don't see eye to eye.

Is this true? What was their conflict of interest? Is this Bendis bull crap?

Different question, regarding JIM #627, was the true Satan killed in Chaos War arc?

Originally posted by nimbus006
Can someone explain the difference between Odin Force Thor and King Thor?

Odin Force Thor typically refers to Thor from his 2007 relaunch under JMS. When he was revived he had a portion of the Odin Force under his command, sometimes called the "Thor Force". He was probably around Trans Level as he was able to endure a point black blast from the Destroyer which had killed Thor before under his classic levels as well as endure a blow from Bor which would have likewise killed Thor if not for the Odin Force.

King Thor refers to Thor under Dan Jurgens who had claimed the throne of Asgard after Odin died and inherited the Odin Force. Eventually, Thor moves Asgard to Earth and puts the Reigning into motion in which Thor declares himself Lord of the Earth. He starts off as Trans and ends the arc firmly Skyfather level. Notable feats include using his eyebeams to destroy part of Logan's skeleton and presumably kill him as well as burning through Captain America's shield with the Odin Force. He also one shot decapitated the Desak-occupied Destroyer with a single Mjolnir throw.

Originally posted by Philosophía
Does anybody have the scan where Wolverine's reaction time is quantified?

I mean the one where a couple of guys are watching him in action, and he is quantified at 0.059 seconds for reaction time or somesuch.

This?

"Reaction time: .038 seconds"

Yes, that's the one.

Thanks.

Where is it from?

Originally posted by Philosophía
Yes, that's the one.

Thanks.

Where is it from?

Weapon X: First Class.

The average height for a hero/villian is 6'2, right?

Originally posted by Philosophía
Yes, that's the one.

Thanks.

Where is it from?

Originally posted by Martian_mind
The average height for a hero/villian is 6'2, right?

Generally, yeah.

Regarding Juggernauts' ability.

WWH and War Hulk has slow Cain down (close to stopping), but Colossus forward movement couldn't be stop by Worthy Cain and the speed increase, compared back to the Hulk thing was immensely huge. Was this because Hulk was superior to Worthy Cain in strength or indeed Pete is stronger than the original Juggernaut?

Originally posted by JakeTheBank
Odin Force Thor typically refers to Thor from his 2007 relaunch under JMS. When he was revived he had a portion of the Odin Force under his command, sometimes called the "Thor Force". He was probably around Trans Level as he was able to endure a point black blast from the Destroyer which had killed Thor before under his classic levels as well as endure a blow from Bor which would have likewise killed Thor if not for the Odin Force.

King Thor refers to Thor under Dan Jurgens who had claimed the throne of Asgard after Odin died and inherited the Odin Force. Eventually, Thor moves Asgard to Earth and puts the Reigning into motion in which Thor declares himself Lord of the Earth. He starts off as Trans and ends the arc firmly Skyfather level. Notable feats include using his eyebeams to destroy part of Logan's skeleton and presumably kill him as well as burning through Captain America's shield with the Odin Force. He also one shot decapitated the Desak-occupied Destroyer with a single Mjolnir throw.

Thanks Jake 😄

I figured that was it, but it seemed a bit redundant.

If Thor has the Odin Force, shouldn't he be at King Thor levels?

I guess the "portion of the Odin Force" description explains it.