Okay I thought of something and need an expert opinion.
Wolverine as we all know has a crazy good healing ability but lets say he gets incinerated so that only the adamantium is left....now lets say the bone is still under the adamantium. How would that work? His body would try to regenerate forever but not be able to or what?
Originally posted by Galan007
Let's be honest, Wolverine's HF stopped playing a role in his ability to regenerate a LONG time ago. Deadpool said it best:
I enjoyed that series. Like I said before I would have preferred a different way of dealing with shadow cat and a longer more brutal fight with wolverine.
Originally posted by vansonbee
Gaea never claim that she created men, its more like she protected them.With Odin, it might bit different. He interacted with them and give them things and call them his own. Hope this make sense.
actually iirc it is specifically stated he created mankind. It was in a flashback scene when odin is telling thor about how he and his father were at odds. When he first tells thor why he actually took in loki in the first place. Odins father was haunting him and promised he would only leave him alone if odin stole the frost giants son and took him as his own.
Originally posted by BlackZero30xYa, I recall that too, but there were other Marvel comic origin of mankind...
actually iirc it is specifically stated he created mankind. It was in a flashback scene when odin is telling thor about how he and his father were at odds. When he first tells thor why he actually took in loki in the first place. Odins father was haunting him and promised he would only leave him alone if odin stole the frost giants son and took him as his own.
I think its his own perspective of how mankind came. Each god is delusional after all.
^ Pre-crisis Omega was likely the most powerful:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omega_%28comics%29
He was, essentially, a cosmic brick... One far more powerful than even Validus.
Originally posted by Galan007H'm...this guy sounds vaguely familiar; he certainly sounds a lot bigger than Validus, and his being the "mightiest brick" may stem from that, though having "immense strength (well beyond Kryptonian-class)" could hold for Validus as well.
^ Pre-crisis Omega was likely the most powerful:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omega_%28comics%29He was, essentially, a cosmic brick... One far more powerful than even Validus.
Interesting. Thanks for eliminating any closure I thought I had on this. 😉
Originally posted by Galan007
^ Pre-crisis Omega was likely the most powerful:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omega_%28comics%29He was, essentially, a cosmic brick... One far more powerful than even Validus.
Damn, always forgetting someone 😬
Originally posted by MindshipWell, it was actually stated by Superboy and Mon-El (of whom have fought Validus a number of times) that Omega was more powerful than Val:
H'm...this guy sounds vaguely familiar; he certainly sounds a lot bigger than Validus, and his being the "mightiest brick" may stem from that, though having "immense strength (well beyond Kryptonian-class)" could hold for Validus as well.Interesting. Thanks for eliminating any closure I thought I had on this. 😉
