Originally posted by olympian
"I certainly do wasnt he the one who had LT on the floor after he tapped into that omnipotent force? The name of it escapes me."😱 When did that happened?
Check on page 2 for the who can beat phoenix thread and have a read. Please dont bump it back into the first page because i can be bothered to debate in it but i'll have to if gets started up again lol
Originally posted by whirlysplat
None of this changes anything, on a whim, just by being near them, Precrisis Darkseid stole all the power from a Lord of Chaos and Sorcerers World😄 in two instants. With no light show😄Keep the faith😄
Stay Whirly 🤘
I think thats mystical might enough to waste Odin and Galactus😄
Keep the faith😄
Know precrisis😄
Know the master of splat😄
stay Whirly 🤘
Originally posted by whirlysplat
None of this changes anything, on a whim, just by being near them, Precrisis Darkseid stole all the power from a Lord of Chaos and Sorcerers World😄 in two instants. With no light show😄Keep the faith😄
Stay Whirly 🤘
Took a lil while for you to come up with that one Whirly. I can just picture you desperately searching through your ancient collection.
Originally posted by GalacticStorm
Took a lil while for you to come up with that one Whirly. I can just picture you desperately searching through your ancient collection.
No its all in one story the "Great Darkness saga" in Legion of Superheroes, I really sugest you read it, its still on sale in trade paperback. Thats how good it is!! Not all my collection is ancient I read Ultimates 7 today😄
Keep the faith😄
Stay Whirly
Originally posted by whirlysplat
I think thats mystical might enough to waste Odin and Galactus😄Keep the faith😄
Know precrisis😄
Know the master of splat😄
stay Whirly 🤘
Although he is able to extract and absorb this energy himself, he generally employs a complicated array of equipment to perform the conversion process for him. The equipment is not only more efficient than he is, but also enables him to avoid the needless expenditure of energy involved in the process
Just a little parargraph i thought you'd be interested in.
As for the planet DS absorbed energy from. Just because sorcerors live on it doesnt make it inherently magical. For all we know it was a normal planet unless you can provide a scan or two to prove otherwise. So as it stands what evidence is there of Darkseids great mystical resistance?
Originally posted by GalacticStorm
Although he is able to extract and absorb this energy himself, he generally employs a complicated array of equipment to perform the conversion process for him. The equipment is not only more efficient than he is, but also enables him to avoid the needless expenditure of energy involved in the processJust a little parargraph i thought you'd be interested in.
As for the planet DS absorbed energy from. Just because sorcerors live on it doesnt make it inherently magical. For all we know it was a normal planet unless you can provide a scan or two to prove otherwise. So as it stands what evidence is there of Darkseids great mystical resistance?
Don't need to justify it with Scans it is the centre of magic for the 30th century if you don't believe me read some quality comics😄 The Great Darkness Saga is a good place to start and Mordru was the Lord of Chaos whose power he to at a whim. Mordru in my opinion beats Strange at that time of writing.
This link tells you all you need to know
http://omega.animefringe.com/dcevents/Event_Darkness.html
trust me he did all this with no effort😄
Keep the faith😄
Stay Whirly🤘
Its actually a combination of The legion, the UFP, Highfather, The White Witch, The heroes of llalor who drive Darkseid off😄
He then, even in a weakened state, takes Saturn girls son from her womb, unborn and time displaces him but not before turning him into precrisis Validus. This Validus would eat the Surfer😄
Originally posted by whirlysplat
Don't need to justify it with Scans it is the centre of magic for the 30th century if you don't believe me read some quality comics😄 The Great Darkness Saga is a good place to start and Mordru was the Lord of Chaos whose power he to at a whim. Mordru in my opinion beats Strange at that time of writing.This link tells you all you need to know
http://omega.animefringe.com/dcevents/Event_Darkness.html
trust me he did all this with no effort😄
Keep the faith😄
Stay Whirly🤘
Read some good comics? Im sorry but when that description can be applied to Miracleman i'll take on your recommendations.
Had a look and apparently he absorbed all of the magic energy of sorcerers world. Well thats a bit different to converting a planet to pure energy and absorbing it for lunch.
So you've proved he can withstand Odins magic but ive got one more question:
How does that feat place him on Galactus' level again?
Originally posted by GalacticStorm
Read some good comics? Im sorry but when that decription can be applied to Miracleman i'll take on your recommendations.Had a look and apparently he absorbed all of the magic energy of sorcerers world. Well thats a bit different to converting a planet to pure energy and absorbing it for lunch.
So you've proved he can withstand Odins magic but ive got one more question:
How does that feat place him on Galactus' level again?
Sorcerers world is full of high level Sorcers Galactus is one dimensional he has huge problems with magic😄
Its the combination of the magic and the time/Spacewarping/teleportation/Reality manipulating powers that would be to much for him😄
Originally posted by GalacticStorm
Read some good comics? Im sorry but when that description can be applied to Miracleman i'll take on your recommendations.
Well lets look at what "adult" critics say about Miracleman
Certain works of art or literature seem to acquire a sort of mystique after a while. It usually has less to do with their high quality, and more with some chain of events that has made them hard to find. Some comics-related works that spring to mind are Alejandro Jodorowsky's legendary films El Topo and Holy Mountain, '60s sexy heroine comics like Jean-Claude Forest's Barbarella or Guy Peelaert's Pravda, and Roger Corman's movie adaptation of the Fantastic Four. One undesirable result of this is the snowballing of related hype, which might result in huge disappointment once you experience said piece of art. If there is one work in graphic fiction that has truly attained immortality through a combination of cult credibility, the involvement of living legends, and rarity, it has to be Miracleman. Imagine the feelings of one fanboy, finally clutching his long-awaited collector's copy of Miracleman, afraid to start reading it for fear of being let down, yet unable to hold back his smoldering anticipation: there I was, dear readers, about to tread another milestone in a long career of comics-reading, and scared of the outcome.
Miracleman. The very mention of the name should send tingles up your spine, unless you've been stranded in Siberia for the past decade or two and don't know what the hell a Miracleman is (or you don't read much comics, which basically amounts to the same thing). If you haven't (been in Siberia, that is) you know it is Alan Moore's first true masterpiece, his first deconstruction of the superhero genre. That said, there is a fat chance you haven't read it, because Miracleman has been out of print for quite a while now, thanks to the meddling of one Todd McFarlane who bought the rights to the character from ailing publisher Eclipse, and a copyright lawsuit that also involves Mr. Neil Gaiman (who took over from Moore after 16 issues). The details of that story being too complex to describe in this article, I leave you to get acquainted with them here.
Due to the aforementioned legal battle, Miracleman is now only available as a used printing, and at colossal prices. Let me tell you I paid more for this book than I ever have for any other book. So naturally, the question would be: was it worth it?
I read book one of Miracleman in one sitting on a train trip. No sooner had I finished it, than I began to read it over again. It's been a long time since I've been so dumbfounded by a book. Probably not since Moore's Watchmen. Yes, boys and girls, it's that good.
http://www.popmatters.com/comics/miracleman-book1.shtml
You will find a huge number of reviews for MM like that on the web!
Trust me😄
Its that good😄
Keep the faith😄
Stay Whirly 🤘