Originally posted by operator616
yeah, which happened ....25 years after that.Im basing the celestials/phoenix ranking on a different universe because that's the best we got, as simple as that, if you have anything better to offer, then by all means, go ahead.
read the bio carefully, it said they kept an eye on him...beyonder/molecule man.....ALL OF WHOSE ACTIONS caused tremendous paper work. So yeah.
i can't prove that the bio refers to the alternate galactus but i already said more than once that this galactus diverges from 616, he's a future version, same thing, basically.
wait wait....hold the phone. let's look at the first time galactus was said to be a threat to the omniverse (which is avengers 296, i already posted the scan, and you're free to check the issue for yourself):
http://marvel.wikia.com/Avengers_Vol_1_296
1988.
Ouch, you should really do your research better 👆
yeah, i think we're done.
And Mutant X is set at least 10 years afterwards. And the Celestials creating a multiverse is 26 years afterwards. A bio from 2004 is set 15 years later.
You're jumping around timeframes, but it's not allowed to prove that Galactus > Celestials? Doesn't make sense. Maybe if I twisted statements from a bio 25 years later it'd be more factual?
I've already stated my proof. And it's not based on an unknown number of Celestials, and most importantly of all, Kubik to come to the conclusion.
So... 616 Galactus?
At this point, it doesn't matter though. Because even if that bio were referring to alternate Galactus, that doesn't prove a bio from 15 years earlier is comparing Kubik to a character who hasn't even appeared in comics at that time.
There's a lot of future versions of Galactus. In a more recent future, Galactus died a completely different way, and then got turned into a spaceship. Is that canon to 616? And seeing as that's the same thing judging by your logic, the timeline goes something like this...
Galactus erases his universe. Something happens and the universe comes back. Then Galactus gets killed by Earth and turned into an energy source. Same thing as 616 Galactus... ignoring the corpse of the alt Galactus.
So now your argument changes to it actually referring to a Galactus we didn't actually know was Galactus at the time (we wouldn't know until 2 years later), and the bio is referring to this Galactus said in a single page of an Avengers book?
I hope you can see the problem here. Your logic is that Kubik was being compared to character who was only known as a weapon at the time and not an actual character from a single page of a comic book, as opposed to the well known 616 Galactus. It's all so simple! If only I researched better!
And this makes sense to you?
lol at bios though. Serious business.