Originally posted by Soujaboy
You addressed it, but your word isn't law. However when you gain enough post to post scans, and you post the scans than my opinion will surely change.
I've given you quotes and issue numbers so that you can check the reference out yourself.
Until I can post links (does anyone have any idea when this might happen?) there is really nothing more I can do.
EDIT: I can post links! Huzzah!
Top of the page, first panel....You can see the hand of "infinity" holding a planet, much like in the actual story itself, and then the issue number of that arc is specifically referred to.
I don't know where you got this info from, but it seems a bit sketchy. As far as I know and from what I've read, Odin himself had the weapon created by the elves Brok, Buri, and Ertri and he was the one who then blessed it and gave it it's power.
I'm not absolutely sure on this, but its what I remember from Oeming's run on the Thor title.
Galactus never fought Odin.
Oops, I'm sorry I meant Ego!
However Galactus fed, Ego engaged him in battle which wore Galactus out a bit. Thor then went on and nearly killed the cosmic threat.
Right, but not in any sort of fair fight. While he was distracted, Thor took his time to brace and prepare himself. We know how quickly Galactus gets hungry.
I'm really not sure what your point is with this line of reasoning. Thor has never used the Godblast against Thanos, so its not at all indicative of the kind of power Thanos can stand up to.
If I recall correctly it was before his fight with Seth.
I'd have to ask for a page/issue number, or a scan because I've read that story and I don't recall it.
When a single person is resurrected it may not be a big deal, however when Galaxies are reborn and restored it's a massive feat. That and Odin and his brothers Vali, and Vi are responsible for the creation of some races of people.
Galaxies being reborn or restore doesn't mean that the inhabitants are all reborn/restored. No evidence to show that the people just suddenly got up from their graves and started walking around. More likely it means that dying suns were rekindled and the like.
What races are they ACTUALLY shown to be responsible for, I would ask? Because while the Simonson issues might point you in that direction, later issues with the Elder Gods, Demiurge, Gaea, etc point to that mostly being myth.