Character Ownage

Originally posted by Branlor Swift
In other words, Doomsday is glass as shit.

Move along Carver. Save it for the threads.

Lol.

Originally posted by carver9
Explained here my friend.

http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/22600546/Action_Comics_040_2015_Digital-Empire-018.jpg.html

Originally posted by Galan007
We weren't given a 'why' or a 'how', but Supes was definitely trasported to the Bizarro-verse in this issue:

And given that continuity evidently doesn't exist there, everything that happened for no discernible reason(DD randomly appearing, Bizarro randomly being cured of the virus, etc.) can be attributed exclusively to the Bizarro-verse's unique "don't do logical" cosmology. IMO.

Originally posted by Branlor Swift
In other words, Doomsday is glass as shit.

Move along Carver. Save it for the threads.

Originally posted by abhilegend
You are not getting such a simple idea. It's not a Canon story in any sense.

Originally posted by Galan007
Proof?

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Originally posted by abhilegend
Straight past continuity? What do you think that means?

Originally posted by Galan007
It means that continuity does not apply/exist in the universe he went to. Hence why impossible shit was happening all around him.

Originally posted by carver9
😐

Originally posted by abhilegend
Eh, that's one way to look at that. But even if your interpretation is taken, nothing from this story can be used for in continuity characters since it's without continuity. It's a head scratcher for sure.

Canon Supes.. Looked canon to me. Busted a square moon via blitz with ease to. Still didn't save the story. Pak 👇

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Canon Supes.. Looked canon to me. Busted a square moon via blitz with ease to. Still didn't save the story. Pak 👇

Isn't a spoof.

Yeah, I wouldn't call it a spoof either.

It was a canon story that took place in a canon universe where the laws of continuity simply do not apply... Where the impossible becomes possible. If that alone were enough to 'de-canonize' a comic, then pretty much any book Mxy has ever appeared in would also be non-canon, as regular continuity has never applied to him.

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Thank you Marvel! [/B]

Originally posted by carver9
Isn't a spoof.

Originally posted by Galan007
Yeah, I wouldn't call it a spoof either.

It was a canon story that took place in a canon universe where the laws of continuity simply do not apply... Where the impossible becomes possible. If that alone were enough to 'de-canonize' a comic, then pretty much any book Mxy has ever appeared in would also be non-canon, as regular continuity has never applied to him.

No different from a 616 character operating in a different universe.

Originally posted by Galan007
Yeah, I wouldn't call it a spoof either.

It was a canon story that took place in a canon universe where the laws of continuity simply do not apply... Where the impossible becomes possible. If that alone were enough to 'de-canonize' a comic, then pretty much any book Mxy has ever appeared in would also be non-canon, as regular continuity has never applied to him.

👆

Anybody mention how they retconned the sh1t out of Cosmic Odyssey in the last issue of Green Lantern Corps?

No? K, carry on then.

Originally posted by Galan007
Yeah, I wouldn't call it a spoof either.

It was a canon story that took place in a canon universe where the laws of continuity simply do not apply... Where the impossible becomes possible. If that alone were enough to 'de-canonize' a comic, then pretty much any book Mxy has ever appeared in would also be non-canon, as regular continuity has never applied to him.