Comic Book Questions

Originally posted by Endless Mike
One of the Our Worlds at War comics I think

Originally posted by guy222
is jean grey or qabiri returning

Jean is coming back as Marvel Girl, but it will be a time displaced Jean from the original X-Men roster. All written by Bendis.

Originally posted by JakeTheBank
Jean is coming back as Marvel Girl, but it will be a time displaced Jean from the original X-Men roster. All written by Bendis.

lol really? Good ****...

I may be an Avengers > X-Men preferenced guy, but I would never wish Bendis on the X-Men franchise.

bendis oh boy

Does anyone know what the name of the robot that recently defeated a powerful team of X-Men? Forgot his name, and wanted to place him in a vs.

Oh the alien robot dude

Originally posted by Stoic
Does anyone know what the name of the robot that recently defeated a powerful team of X-Men? Forgot his name, and wanted to place him in a vs.

Unit

http://www.comicvine.com/unit/29-4467/

Cool thanks.

Where is this from?

So magneto's shields have been broken before by brute force.mhmm

Logan's claws got past it once and damaged his helmet, IIRC...

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Logan's claws got past it once and damaged his helmet, IIRC...

I was wrong, he cut his face after Kurt removed the helmet. X-Men v2 #87.

was there ever anymore to that fight? Or was that all we saw?

Okay people I have a question: Has anyone in comics actually destroyed time-space?
I think anti-monitor did. Other than that no one.

Time, yes. Space, I don't know.

Space=nothingness (depending on how you're defining it.) Destroying nothingness is an oxymoron.

Originally posted by Galan007
Time, yes. Space, I don't know.

Space=nothingness (depending on how you're defining it.) Destroying nothingness is an oxymoron.

Okay, another question: When the marvel universe is destroyed, do all abstracts die? Eternity,infinity,death,etc...

When Thanos /w/ THOTI destroyed the universe, Eternity/Infinity/LT (among others) were absorbed/destroyed:

However, because Death wasn't in the universe when Thanos destroyed it, she, along with Warlock, were left unscathed:

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Aside from that, any time a universe in Marvel is destroyed, we can assume Eternity/Infinity (at a minimum) were destroyed by proxy--as both of them are the literal embodiments of the universe itself. If the universe does not exist, they do not exist.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Where is this from?

So magneto's shields have been broken before by brute force.mhmm

That is an Iron Man "What If" comic.

How Professor hulk won a fight against Juggernaut

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Dk0fnemM2mM/TtKsdvmLYTI/AAAAAAAAAk4/S-N_mzIOuPk/s640/Hero-Envy-HulkvsJuggernaut7a.jpg