Originally posted by Tenebrous No, no one was arguing that. A>B is completely different, from A having complete dominance over B (i.e. there are properties of B that can effect the works of property A)
Cool, still CCU > Galactus.
Originally posted by Tenebrous Disagree. You're taking the sequence on absolute terms, meaning chronological events in the comics mirror chronological publication. All throughout Infinity War there were tie-ins that over-lapped with individual issues in the Infinity war limited series. Warlock#10 featured Thanos vs. Thanos in its entirety, ending with true Thanos standing before Magus' door. Yet Thanos doesn't even open the door till page 12 in Infinity War #6....highly unlikely that Thanos stands at the doorstep from the time Warlock 10 ended to page 12 of IW5 (during which time the heroes fight amongst each other, Galactus gathers the heroes to assault Magus' fortress, and Magus uses the IG to imprison all of them).
There's also the fact that the "they" you reference to are in fact one and the same....Starlin wrote Warlock 9 and 10....and there was the same editor for Warlock (craig anderson) as for the Infinity War series.
Magus discovers the cubes stolen, and two pages afterwards we see Gamora expelled from Eternity, lying on the ground. If we really want to be technical, in Warlock 9, going from the exact point in time (i.e., Gamora being expelled) G/Gamora had freed Eternity/Infinity 4 pages prior. But the point is moot....all of warlock 9 is stated to occur between IW4 and IW5, as per Jim Starlin and Craig Anderson.
What happens in IW5 is simply recounting events. Why recounting? If they did not recount events in the limited series proper, and if you did not buy Warlock 9 (stated by Warlock and Infinity Watch/Infinity War writer Jim Starlin to take place between IW4 and IW5), you would never have known that Galactus freed Eternity. It's just that simple. Replicating events in the limited series proper allows readers who missed out on the tie-ins to catch up on the plot. Necessarily, there's chronological over-lap. That's my point, and I in the inclination that my point is correct because it agrees with the writer/creator's intentions of the entire story-arc, regardless of the limitations of publishing.
T ... I always enjoy your posts,(you're a true debater)
but the IG saga is one of my favorite, and if you know me,
you know I'm a Marvel Cosmic aficionado, Starlin fan since the 80's.
But this post doesn't change this fact:
The operation began in issue #5,
in issue #5 we discover the Cubes had been stolen previously:
(page 14 - Infinity War #5)
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Aside from that,
I'll quickly prove how it was in Magus' interest for Galactus to FREE Eternity,
so even IF they would've been under Magus' control during the operation,
Magus would've surely allowed Galactus to succeed.
Originally posted by Tenebrous Induced by the power of the containment units. In IW#1 G already observed how an external force of incredible power rendered Eternity catatonic. Maintaining wasn't my contention, inducement was my contention. I don't know if containment units need to "maintain" their granted wishes (meaning, grant the wish, then "maintain" the wish so it continues to exist). I don't think they are. My interpretation: Magus wished for Eternity to be catatonic, and units obliged. Therefore Eternity was rendered catatonic by the units' power (perhaps not collective power, but by their power nonetheless).
POf course Eternity was ko'd by the Cubes,
but the Cubes didn't have to keep Eternity ko'd.
But like I said, aside from that,
it was Magus' interest for Galactus to FREE Eternity,
so even IF they would've been under Magus' control during the operation,
Magus would've surely allowed Galactus to succeed.
Originally posted by Tenebrous Per Jim Starlin, that's simply incorrect friend.
Per Jim Starlin?
Jim is not gonna tell me the operation began before IW#5 Page 14,
when On Panel it clearly began in IW#5 page 14.
Anywho,
the reason Jim says the events took place between issue #4 and 5,
is because Galactus and Gamora reached Eternity at the end of issue#4,
but all the action took place in #5.