Storm:
Storm is a mutant with the psionic ability to control the weather. When using her powers, artists have consistently depicted that her eyes illuminate a white color and aura. Storm has the power to control both cosmic storms and ocean currents in addition to her terestrial weather manipulating abilities. Her character displayed these abilities in various issues of Uncanny X-Men. She manipulated the solar wind to destroy a Sentinel and summoned the power of a galactic core to purge her body of a Brood embryo that was implanted in her during a major story-arc in which the X-Men were in outer space.[2]
Storm has the ability to control wind, lightning, summon all manner of precipitation, reduce or raise the temperature of her environment and use winds to fly at high speeds. Her powers also work the other way, enabling her to calm all weather and precipitations. Storm has used her abilities to manipulate ocean currents and tides on several occasions. Storm is also portrayed as highly immune to the effects of all weather, most notably lightning and extreme heat and cold, and she can alter her visual perceptions so as to see the universe as multi-colored energy patterns and the factors behind weather. She can also coalesce the toxic pollutants in the atmosphere and allow them to perciptate out as acid rain or toxic fog. She can also create powerful downbursts. Her abilities are limited by her willpower and strength of her body.[2]
Since Chris Claremont established her backstory in Uncanny X-Men #102 (December 1976), Storm is consistently portrayed as a skilled thief and a gifted hand-to-hand fighter, trained by Wolverine, and having defeated both Callisto and the Crimson Commando, both highly experienced fighters, in single combat. She is fluent in both Arabic and Swahili. Storm always carries with her a set of lock-picks and her ancestral ruby, which is capable of inter-dimensional transportation with the help of Ororo's lightning.[2] As part of her ancestry, Storm also has a natural potential for magic. In addition, Storm is emotionally attuned to the weather and her surrounding natural environment. As a consequence, her character is often shown suppressing extreme feelings due to her emotional state having a direct effect on the weather. She has also been shown to sense the dynamics of the natural world, as she has done so on more than one occasion; she once felt a diseased and dying tree on the mansion grounds, the gravitational exertion of the moon on the tides, as well as the incorrect motion of a hurricane in the Northern Hemisphere.[2] In Black Panther #21 (2006), writer Reginald Hudlin hinted her to be an Omega-level mutant, a fictional description for mutants of the ultimate power level. He let Iron Man discuss this with sentinels at the end of the comic.[40] Marvel writer, Chris Claremont had previously hinted at this power level by letting the X-Men compare her to the world-devouring Phoenix, the term Omega Mutant having not then been coined. However, this seems to be contradictory due to Storm's body having reached its limits in comics beforehand.
GL:
All Green Lanterns wield a power ring that can generate a variety of effects and energy constructs, sustained purely by the ring wearer's strength of will. The greater the user's willpower, the more effective the ring. The limits of the power ring's abilities are not clearly defined and it has been referred to as "the most powerful weapon in the universe" on more than one occasion. Across the years, the ring has been shown capable of accomplishing anything within the imagination of the ring bearer. Often the rings are used to form solid-light constructs, the power and size of which are limited only by the ring-bearer's willpower. Stories in 2006 retconned the ring's longtime lack of effect on yellow objects, stating that the ring-bearer need only feel fear and overcome it in order to affect yellow objects.
Power rings of various wielders have exhibited (but are not limited to) the following:
Plasma based constructs limited to the willpower of the bearer
Semi-sentient computers, including Book of Oa reference, from laws to the history of the universe
Flight across the cosmos through wormholes
Finite power source, but no longer limited to 24 hours. Kyle Rayner's ring was the first ring to absorb more power than originally thought, having stored the main power battery's energy following its explosion on Oa.
Force field generation
Radiation simulation, including Kryptonite
Kyle Rayner suggested, during the battle with Alex Nero, that the ring can split atoms.
Upon death of the wielder, the ring automatically looks for a replacement.
Green Lantern: Rebirth revealed that only a certain type of willpower can use the ring effectively, as evidenced when Green Arrow's "cynical" willpower barely allows him to generate a single arrow and leaves him exhausted after this feat.
Originally posted by bean_machine
Rutog98 does. Apparently a FP Storm can beat Galactus. 馃槙
Here you go lying. I said that it is possible for a FP Storm to beat Galactus. It depends on what the writer wants to do. If you are going to quote, get it right. The lady has a unity with life itself and can control the forces that govern the universe. This is already in canon for the character. A FP Storm may very well be able to this on an unlimited scale.
I don't know enough about GL to debate this. I don't read DC. Stop saying I think Ororo can beat GL as its lying.