Thanos is not immortal. He has been forgiven by death and it was shown with his conversation with her against the rot.
But on Lobo being immortal too, does being banned by hell and heaven makes your body invincible and impervious to harm or made you appear out of nowhere if your body is destroyed? Did anyone ever considered he might just have been banned on the afterlife instead given a full blown immortallity? The issues' canonicity is also questionable and he can be incapacitated by geing disintegrated(No blood, no regen) or BFRed or KOe'd or turned to stone ala Slobo.
Thanos will not kill God. In a fight this will be extremely close as neither can die, but Thanos has a bigger arsenal of powers than Lobo does.
I think if they were to be ranked on a scale of 1-50, (1 being Daredevil, Punisher Level, and 50 being Living Tribunal, Specter Level. Beyond this level is where God would sit, and there is no scale for him) Thanos would rank at about 17 whereas Lobo would be slighty less say about 15-16.
I see Thanos narrowly defeating him, simply because of his mind, and the fact that he can manipulate mystical forces, as well as psionic ones. Thanos also has the ability to increase his personal power level, Lobo can't.
Originally posted by Sixth_Winged
i think i know why Lobo lost to Wolverine before...and it's not that he was paid to...😛yeah i know....crossovers ain't counted. kidding of course, this is just for cool factor 😈
I always attrbuted Lobo's "loss" to Wolvy as simply being drunk and passing out on his own once he hit the floor.
They never really explained it. Wolvie just sort of stood up, no blood on his claws or anything.
That was drawn by Claudio Castelini, I loved his work on that one shot he did with the Silver Surfer, and he makes a pretty mean looking Lobo, it's too bad that DC won't put a serious writer on the Lobo title... maybe then they'd get a really good artist to handle the book. Wolverine would never take him in a million years. They would however make a good team up story line.
Originally posted by Avalonofthewind
I always attrbuted Lobo's "loss" to Wolvy as simply being drunk and passing out on his own once he hit the floor.They never really explained it. Wolvie just sort of stood up, no blood on his claws or anything.
I think they did, it was reasoned for him getting payed to lose but i'm unsure whether it was within the crossover or it was on a different comic after it(and it was also very out of character for Lobo to do that)
But other than that, it's mainly because of it being fan voted and ellis hating his guts. Superman or superman lite people shouldn't ever lose to 5'3 street levellers with special skeleton and claws no matter how drunk.