Comic Book Questions

Most of them are here.

https://www.reddit.com/r/respectthreads/comments/2v7i3h/respect_shumagorath_lord_of_chaos/

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Thank you for the help.

Appreciate it, both Stilt and AL.

You both get your fair share of gratitude.

Another question, I am confused between the different forms of Starro the conqueror.

In some images it looked just like a giant starfish while in others it looks like some strange knight with a starfish clamped to his chest.

Can someone explain this?

You have to read REBELS to find out.

Was it ever shown who the 4th incarnation of the Marvel Universe was?

He sounds like a really interesting character from how he is described.

"He is the pilgrim, the true believer who journeys into mystery. One day, he will return."

Nope, never was shown.

The Ultimates issue is still his only reference.

During Blood and Thunders arc, Odin fights against the true Mad Titan or against a clone?

Is Hulk Hulk?

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Is Hulk Hulk?

Only Kluh is Hluk.

The Lucifer has appeared in New 52 is the same Lucifer from Vertigo?

Hard to say.

When Lucifer was first introduced in the DCnU, he was wildly different(in both depiction and characterization) than the Lucifer Morningstar from Vertigo-proper. However, the DCnU was still brand new back then, and the DC execs were going out of their way to drive home the whole "Vertigo has merged with mainstream DC" concept. So at the time, I imagine that it was probably intended to be *the* Lucifer.

Fast-forward to now, however, and the Vertigo-verse is back to being its own thing again. So these days, I do not think the Lucifers are intended to be one in the same.

IOW, this Lucifer:
https://i.imgur.com/y6O7VkU.jpg

=/=

This Lucifer:
https://i.imgur.com/Hly6leY.jpg

During the judgment against Adam Warlock, the Living Tribunal was represents the power and authority of TOAA?

LT's dialogue was indicative of such, yeah:

Though it's worth mentioning that despite potentially wielding the power/authority of TOAA at the time, LT still wasn't sure if he had sufficient power to take the IG from Warlock by force:

...Which tells us that the IG and LT were roughly equal across the board. IF LT was superior, it certainly wasn't by much.

Which comic has emphasized that the Living Tribunal is a universal entity?

Hulk really lift the weight of the one star in Infinity #6?

Originally posted by twt
Which comic has emphasized that the Living Tribunal is a universal entity?

Where's this from? 😂

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Where's this from? 😂

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