Originally posted by Galan007
Nah,Fury wiped out an alternate Earth's superhumans in 1982.
Mr. Immortal's first appearence wasn't until 1989.
It wasn't canon to 616 Marvel until the re-print in 95' (X-Men Archives)
Just pointing that out. 🙂
I have to concede though,
even the Fury can't kill Mr Immortal, in fact No one can ... No one in the absolute sense.
Originally posted by Mr MasterThat's not what I was really getting at though...
It wasn't canon to 616 Marvel until the re-print in 95' (X-Men Archives)Just pointing that out. 🙂
Even IF that arc would have been canon to the mainstream MU in 1982, Mr. Immortal still wouldn't have been part of it, because he didn't exist until 1989. 🙂
Originally posted by Mr MasterYep.
I have to concede though,even the Fury can't kill Mr Immortal, in fact No one can ... No one in the absolute sense.
Mr. Immortal is just like a less powerful version of Resurrection Man...
You gotta love it! 🙂
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos❌
Not really. He just less dangerous.
Mr. Immortal's only "power", is simply that he is truly immortal.
Resurrection Man is truly immortal as well, but every time he resurrects, he can choose any super-power he wishes.
When Mr. Immortal does that, then I'll say he is near the same power level as RM. 🙂
Originally posted by Galan007
❌Mr. Immortal's only "power", is simply that he is truly immortal.
Resurrection Man is truly immortal as well, but every time he resurrects, he can choose any super-power he wishes.
When Mr. Immortal does that, then I'll say he is near the same power level as RM. 🙂
You forget fate. MrImmortal has fate and power on his side 131
Plus he's athletic and stuff.
