Originally posted by Mr Master
Ok, you're right,
that's even better for my argument.IMO, it's impossible for Marvel to be simultaneously a single Megaverse,
that contains atleast multiple MegaverseS withIN.The notion is completely senseless.
Yes, I believe it was out of respect for Gruenwald Marvel included that info in one handbook.
Erik hasn't posted not even one scan that depicts Marvel as a Megaverse on panel.
He posted a single bio,
I posted Two bios, with 5 On Panel confirmations.So let's also accept the rest,
not only our preferred instances.According to that cross-over garbage,
1. Toaa created DC,
2. Wanda, Alien Entity, Entropy/Genis heck, even Sis-Neg,
all Remade the DC reality.
3. Marvel is just a single Multiverse.
4. Flash/Haweye > Krona (who defeated all the items)Finally, the Celestial Guardians of Marvel can erase DC anytime they wish.
Sweet, I like it.
I see, I don't know what those items are doing there, (I'll look into the other issues)
but this is beyond ridiculous if,if indeed, it took all those items to merge Two universes,
this garbage is a bigger joke than I ever imagined.You should be laughing with me.
I partially agree.
It's true what would have happened is unknown,
but the Universes were re=ordering themselves without the Spectre.I submit, Spectre did finalize the job.
Because you posted a scan trying to suggest that Marvel is a single Megaverse.
I agree, your scan doesn't constrict Marvel to being one Megaverse
in any sense of the word, but I think that was your aim.Well my 5 On Panel depictions of the Marvel Omniverse does contradict the notion,
accompanied by Two Winter/2007 Marvel bios that confirm Marvel's Omniverse.On top of that,
LT dealt with Two MegaverseS On Panel and in his bio,
so that right there makes the notion even more moot.Unless LT manipulated Two MegaverseS withIn one Megaverse. dontgetit
Yea, I agree, that would be ridiculous.
As you wish.
The handbookS I posted from said Marvel is an Omniverse.
The On Panel proof is irrefutable, the Omniverse is literally illustrated so ...this is why I won't debate this further, cause there is no debate.
When reffering to all comic lines, Marvel represents a Megaverse from the larger Omniverse containing all comic books Universes, from all the companies.
Nobody is disputing the fact that Marvel reffers to their totality as an Omniverse, but it doesn't change the fact that it isn't one, because it doesn't contain all the comic book companies.
Seriously, this is quite simple to understand.
Marvel reffers to their totality as an Omniverse.
When taking into account all the comic book companies, their totality is a Megaverse from the larger Omniverse, which encompasses all the Universes from all the Comic Books.
Nothing is contradicting anything.