Originally posted by Blair Wind
while I understand what you are saying in terms of the other attackers, a lot of them have to have a process in doing that, right? it really does all depend on who can think through there "powers" first...and its usually Iceman
Only if it's a duel... the OP is open-ended enough to involve scenario fights which leave Bobby vulnerable... particularly to range or stelath attacks. Despite his physical durability, he's not omniscient by far.
....now to the quote that I have quoted, who says that Moisture inversion is not in current Icemans arsenal? Unless stated VERY recently and I havent heard of it, Iceman has been able to do it in X-men Forever, which is cannon, and he was able to turn to water vs the Monks in the Xorn arch (which would prove he can still transfigure his body to and from different stages of his element)
The former is highly debatable- controversial at the very least- until more present-day feats appear, it seems rooted in SMvsFL territory, IMO... after all no one else seemed to come away from the experience empowered. The latter still proves my point; his body- whatever form- still serves as the anchor to his consciousness. We'd have to show a disconnect for bodily banishment to not work.
and unless the banisher is as you said before a ghost or a robot,
...energy being, temporally displaced, plot-wise invulnerable, magically defended, highscifi defended, etc... There are no shortage of these characters in the Marvel Universe (particularly of "plot-wise invulnerability" where characters are immune to or invulnerable regardless of physical principles).
Let's be clear, Iceman is indeed very powerful, but his abilities are limited to affecting the physical plane and the rational with in it. Comics, by their nature, defy both regularly.