Originally posted by Air LegendSo, if you allow someone to do something, then that means you were directly involved in whatever they are doing?
Which means they (including the LT) were involved in the attack against the Beyonder (because they had something to do with the assault in this case allowing it to happen). 😐
Not only that but later when the attack was about to happen it said "The Mighty of the Multiverse Tremble...". And that was stated by the writer.
No LT had no involvement in that attack, it was all Meph, Eternity, and Beyonder's Bane (and a bunch of villains).
Matters not, as you said LT tried to attack Beyonder, and he didn't. He only gave Meph the word that he could do something.
And back to the statement that started this:
"Also, LT never fought Beyonder, so we have no idea how he would fare... and I've never saw LT try to absorb someone...
We just know LT didn't take action against him, and Beyonder was above him."
And you said he did try to attack him, but you weren't going to post scans. 🙂
Originally posted by Air LegendThat explains why Beyonder had to make sure Doom's guard was all the way down, and distracted before, and Beyonder had to possess people to get his powers back.
With some help from Galactus' tech. He used his previous techniques of power stealing because he had to adjust first. Also, the Beyonder let his guard up as he was able to retain some of his powers. In other words, Beyonder let it happen, and because the writers wrote it that way, they were able to make two more issues and more money.
That last part is a copout, and I can't believe you think that.
Of course, I've stated though that if you can prove this, I'll concede on that point. 🙂
Originally posted by Air LegendWell, don't say the words then, if I'm not supposed to take the meaning of it. 🙄
It's all the same according to you, because they also were able to hold the writers power within them, seeing how you took the literal meaning of my statement 🙄
That's like telling someone you have a disease, and then laughing at them for believing you (not to the same effect, but the idea is there).
Or saying you believe in Jeebus, and then telling people that: "I can't believe you believed that I believed in Jeebus! 🙄"
Originally posted by Air LegendSo is Beyonder.
Dr. Doom is essentially a drawing on a piece of paper, but the drawing on the paper doesn't matter much, thus Doom is essentially a piece of paper. Or do you still think he is a real life human certain to die eventually? 😐
I never said anyone was real life.
Trying to assert real life powers in comic books is ridonkules though.
Originally posted by Air LegendAs a spirit that could only possess people...
He didn't want all his powers stolen that's why he still existed and got it back. 😐
Originally posted by Air LegendCopout argument.
That's how the writers wanted it. Starlin let his creation do anything and in this case he wanted Thanos to give up the heart. That's the difference between characters who have the "power of the writers" and those who don't. The ones that do, become the most powerful character in their respective company pretty much.
You could use that argument for any comic character, even if they aren't powerful.
Originally posted by Air LegendBecause he was a stupid character.
It kind of is seeing how people in the real world were complaining about how the Beyonder didn't fit well into their story lines and such.
Extremely powerful, but that hardly backs up your point.
