black adam vs sentry

Originally posted by zeel
WTF your making excuses for the specter. Sentry is not even close to the ball park of the specter. And that magically powered captian marvel was well above scyfather at the time. he possesd most the magic in the galaxy at the time.

Sentry is nothing more then a poorly written character with tons of possibilities.

Sentry has got owned by herc lol.

Ba kills him

Anyway I don't see what that post had to do with Sentry not being at Spectre's level... I just mentioned that Spectre power varies and a well written Spectre shouldn't have a problem with BA not sure why you ranting Sentry hate though.

I never said That CM wasn't skyfather level what was your point?

Adam

Black Adam because he's awesome and Sentry's gay

LOL Sentry kills BA.

I've read the majority of this thread and most of the replies state that most people on average didn't realize what it was that Marvel was portraying when writing Sentry as a character. Void is Sentry, just like Sentry is Void, they are one guy.

Why can't anyone come to this simple realization? One Dumb Go, and a very few others get it, but the whole idea seems to have been lost on everyone else. When we look at the Hulk and Bruce Banner, we know that it is the same character. It's as simple as knowing that Dr. Calvin Zabo is Mr. Hyde.

The difference in the characters mentioned is that Bob has always had the power to project mental images, making it possible to see the Void personality in the same instance that we were able to see Sentry. Bob had a fragmented psyche from jump street, he was bipolar, which is why Norman Osborn was able to reach him on levels that no other character could.

Like I said Bob has always had the power to project mental images making them solid constructs, kind of like a Green Lantern projects solid light objects. The only thing here is that Bob's projections were far more powerful than a GL's.

Norman did not possess the power that Bob possessed, but he knew that Bob was also only subconsciously tapping into the huge amount of power that he possessed. So basically when we saw Sentry fighting at the levels that he was fighting on, we only saw a fraction of the power that he could unleash.

Black Adam, The Hulk, Superman, Thor, Molecule Man, Silver Surfer.... all of these guys were not, and are not on Bob's level. Placing Bob in a tier on these forums or any other was basically premature. Bob was likely an abstract level being, and was as powerful as his fractured mind allowed him to be.

Being able to contain the power of a CCU was just a hint of the power that he possessed. Black Adam would have little chance against Bob, and would likely flee once he realized exactly what he was up against.

This is of course if Bob allowed him to flee.

Originally posted by Stoic
I've read the majority of this thread and most of the replies state that most people on average didn't realize what it was that Marvel was portraying when writing Sentry as a character. Void is Sentry, just like Sentry is Void, they are one guy.

Why can't anyone come to this simple realization? One Dumb Go, and a very few others get it, but the whole idea seems to have been lost on everyone else. When we look at the Hulk and Bruce Banner, we know that it is the same character. It's as simple as knowing that Dr. Calvin Zabo is Mr. Hyde.

The difference in the characters mentioned is that Bob has always had the power to project mental images, making it possible to see the Void personality in the same instance that we were able to see Sentry. Bob had a fragmented psyche from jump street, he was bipolar, which is why Norman Osborn was able to reach him on levels that no other character could.

Like I said Bob has always had the power to project mental images making them solid constructs, kind of like a Green Lantern projects solid light objects. The only thing here is that Bob's projections were far more powerful than a GL's.

Norman did not possess the power that Bob possessed, but he knew that Bob was also only subconsciously tapping into the huge amount of power that he possessed. So basically when we saw Sentry fighting at the levels that he was fighting on, we only saw a fraction of the power that he could unleash.

Black Adam, The Hulk, Superman, Thor, Molecule Man, Silver Surfer.... all of these guys were not, and are not on Bob's level. Placing Bob in a tier on these forums or any other was basically premature. Bob was likely an abstract level being, and was as powerful as his fractured mind allowed him to be.

Being able to contain the power of a CCU was just a hint of the power that he possessed. Black Adam would have little chance against Bob, and would likely flee once he realized exactly what he was up against.

This is of course if Bob allowed him to flee.

Well said

Black Adam.

Originally posted by Stoic
I've read the majority of this thread and most of the replies state that most people on average didn't realize what it was that Marvel was portraying when writing Sentry as a character. Void is Sentry, just like Sentry is Void, they are one guy.

Why can't anyone come to this simple realization? One Dumb Go, and a very few others get it, but the whole idea seems to have been lost on everyone else. When we look at the Hulk and Bruce Banner, we know that it is the same character. It's as simple as knowing that Dr. Calvin Zabo is Mr. Hyde.

The difference in the characters mentioned is that Bob has always had the power to project mental images, making it possible to see the Void personality in the same instance that we were able to see Sentry. Bob had a fragmented psyche from jump street, he was bipolar, which is why Norman Osborn was able to reach him on levels that no other character could.

Like I said Bob has always had the power to project mental images making them solid constructs, kind of like a Green Lantern projects solid light objects. The only thing here is that Bob's projections were far more powerful than a GL's.

Norman did not possess the power that Bob possessed, but he knew that Bob was also only subconsciously tapping into the huge amount of power that he possessed. So basically when we saw Sentry fighting at the levels that he was fighting on, we only saw a fraction of the power that he could unleash.

Black Adam, The Hulk, Superman, Thor, Molecule Man, Silver Surfer.... all of these guys were not, and are not on Bob's level. Placing Bob in a tier on these forums or any other was basically premature. Bob was likely an abstract level being, and was as powerful as his fractured mind allowed him to be.

Being able to contain the power of a CCU was just a hint of the power that he possessed. Black Adam would have little chance against Bob, and would likely flee once he realized exactly what he was up against.

This is of course if Bob allowed him to flee.

imo Sentry wasn't that powerful, he clearly could do a lot of damage but, the MM feat aside, he would fit well into high herald.

at best, I think he might be another Onslaught, a psi-entity tapping into the darker emotions of all humanity (still not making him anything approaching abstract levels).

on-topic, Sentry wins.

and with that..... new thread

Black Adam rips Sentry into pieces then smokes his ass

Sentry 10/10

Originally posted by carver9
Sentry 10/10

Originally posted by janus77
Molecule Man would rival abstracts, no?
he should be a lot more powerful than Sentry. and Norman Osborn (like all mortals) should have no cspacity to conceive of powerscales on the Surfer level, let alone approaching abstract.

imo Sentry wasn't that powerful, he clearly could do a lot of damage but, the MM feat aside, he would fit well into high herald.

at best, I think he might be another Onslaught, a psi-entity tapping into the darker emotions of all humanity (still not making him anything approaching abstract levels).

on-topic, Sentry wins.

Norman saw Sentry for what he was, a bipolar person who was unable to function in a normal world. Norman knew this because he had a form of this disorder, which is why Bob felt a kinship with him, and fell in under his authority.

If you took the Beyonder, removed his mind, and replaced it with a fractured and unstable one you would most likely see the Sentry. A High Herald has no business restraining a Cosmic Cube for any amount of time, or opposing Galactus to the point that he chases him off from feeding (it was written in a comic and thus it happened.) A High Herald has no business overpowering the Collective, or using minimum power to deal with the Avengers, Fantastic Four, Namor, The X-Men, and Dr. Strange, and his reversal of the Molecule Mans authority over molecules shows that he wasn't a High Herald. All the while not knowing how to control his power.

Sorry but you're wrong. Void who also happens to be the Sentry is Bob Reynolds, and Bob has never tapped fully into his powers on panel, which leaves us with one fact. He was more than a High Herald, far more.

Originally posted by iceman24567
Black Adam rips Sentry into pieces then smokes his ass

😂

Originally posted by Prep-Man
😂

Nah Teth would be too afraid to deal with Bob, and leave as fast as he could. If Bob let him. Either way Sentry would kill him.

Nah Teth would laugh at Sentrys a million exploding suns then proceed to push his shit in

Originally posted by Stoic
I've read the majority of this thread and most of the replies state that most people on average didn't realize what it was that Marvel was portraying when writing Sentry as a character. Void is Sentry, just like Sentry is Void, they are one guy.

Why can't anyone come to this simple realization? One Dumb Go, and a very few others get it, but the whole idea seems to have been lost on everyone else. When we look at the Hulk and Bruce Banner, we know that it is the same character. It's as simple as knowing that Dr. Calvin Zabo is Mr. Hyde.

The difference in the characters mentioned is that Bob has always had the power to project mental images, making it possible to see the Void personality in the same instance that we were able to see Sentry. Bob had a fragmented psyche from jump street, he was bipolar, which is why Norman Osborn was able to reach him on levels that no other character could.

Like I said Bob has always had the power to project mental images making them solid constructs, kind of like a Green Lantern projects solid light objects. The only thing here is that Bob's projections were far more powerful than a GL's.

Norman did not possess the power that Bob possessed, but he knew that Bob was also only subconsciously tapping into the huge amount of power that he possessed. So basically when we saw Sentry fighting at the levels that he was fighting on, we only saw a fraction of the power that he could unleash.

Black Adam, The Hulk, Superman, Thor, Molecule Man, Silver Surfer.... all of these guys were not, and are not on Bob's level. Placing Bob in a tier on these forums or any other was basically premature. Bob was likely an abstract level being, and was as powerful as his fractured mind allowed him to be.

Being able to contain the power of a CCU was just a hint of the power that he possessed. Black Adam would have little chance against Bob, and would likely flee once he realized exactly what he was up against.

This is of course if Bob allowed him to flee.

Why can't mortals percieve SS level power? I'm sure several have copied or stolen their powers before.

Originally posted by Tha C-Master
Why can't mortals percieve SS level power? I'm sure several have copied or stolen their powers before.

I would qualify the above with the expection that Marvel Earth has 'human' inhabitants of the uber-genius class who are more or less cosmic in terms of intellect - Doom, Reed and perhaps Valeria - but Norman Osborn is not anywhere near that class.

Voidtry would stomp BA.