Nate Grey vs Cable vs Mr M

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trolly_crouchjr Senior Member

Nate Grey vs Cable vs Mr M

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Brian Oswald Senior Member

Nate is the better version of Cable and Mr M sucks so

X Man

galan7777777 |Quantum Observer|

mr. m ftw

thedude1948 Senior Member

Nate Grey takes this easily.

X-man vs Cable and Mr M would be overkill even

Nate Grey can do everything each of these guys can do and more. He can kill both of them in about 100 different ways. But Ill just say Nate Drags them both into the Astral Plane and destroys them.

guy222 With my gal

mr m should win

Erik-Lensherr "The devil made me do it"
Originally posted by guy222
mr m should win
id369 The Man of Tomorrow

What can Mr. M do again?

Power16 Senior Member

He's a smaller scale Molecule Man. Manipulate Matter.

id369 The Man of Tomorrow
Originally posted by Power16
He's a smaller scale Molecule Man. Manipulate Matter.

Oh, what was his top end feats. (some one should make a respect thread of him >_>馃槈.

celestialdemon Down from the Upside

From what we've seen, Nate would win. Mr. M wasn't around long enough to have any high end feats.

Utrigita Senior Member
Originally posted by celestialdemon
From what we've seen, Nate would win. Mr. M wasn't around long enough to have any high end feats.

But what he did while he was around was pretty impressive.

Galan007 |Quantum Observer|

Originally posted by id369
Oh, what was his top end feats. (some one should make a respect thread of him >_>馃槈.
Mr M did nothing overly impressive in the 5-6 issues (or so), he appeared in before his death -- Mentioning his powers in the same sentence as Molecule Man is, meh. srsly

I also take back my original vote from over a year ago -- Nate gets my nod.

id369 The Man of Tomorrow

Figured, could Mr. M even effect Nate鈥hen Nate happens to have direct control of his body (on a molecular level).

Galan007 |Quantum Observer|

Originally posted by id369
Figured, could Mr. M even effect Nate鈥hen Nate happens to have direct control of his body (on a molecular level).
By on panel occurrences? No.