Originally posted by carver9
Its canon. I knew that was what you were talking about. They went through a time stream and Glads was also impacted by this when he was going beyond hyper speed through space... it bumped him in that time line "me thinks". That was all the real peeps... they just crossed dimensions.
Or Thor has a habit of slapping around time displaced Gladiators. troll
Originally posted by carver9
Its canon. I knew that was what you were talking about. They went through a time stream and Glads was also impacted by this when he was going beyond hyper speed through space... it bumped him in that time line "me thinks". That was all the real peeps... they just crossed dimensions.
Gladiator was operating at hyper speed to cross distances, not time. He said so in the issue.
I'll have Badabing look at it, but you're going to have to do more to prove it's canon.
Originally posted by quanchi112
I've heard many people on different sites state Gladiator the 616 has never met Thor, ever. The instance you are talking about isn't canon so drop it. My internet travels would make your headspin.
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Quan... how about you reply to my post that I owned you on in the Hulk vs Thanos pimp slap thread.
Originally posted by -Pr-Exactly. The FF was already in the future. Thor warped Space, not time, to the Shi'ar planet. Glads was flying a hyper speeds, not time warp speeds, and happened to catch the FF with is super senses. Glads even notes it's been years since he's seen the FF but Reed hasn't changed.
Gladiator was operating at hyper speed to cross distances, not time. He said so in the issue.I'll have Badabing look at it, but you're going to have to do more to prove it's canon.
Originally posted by Badabing
Exactly. The FF was already in the future. Thor warped Space, not time, to the Shi'ar planet. Glads was flying a hyper speeds, not time warp speeds, and happened to catch the FF with is super senses. Glads even notes it's been years since he's seen the FF but Reed hasn't changed.
Then we're agreed. That also disqualifies the hyper speed feat too, from being used in future debates.
Like I said in another thread, either Gladiator was inside the effect of the sled -I don't think he was- or Thor was moving at hyper speed himself as the harness is not seen on Thor -most definitely not after Gladiator flies into Thor- which I also don't think makes the most sense.
Either way, I'd just toss it off as comics being comics and assume they were fighting on equal footing. Thor's fast enough to tag beings like Gladiator. Always has been. He might not have the movement speed like Superman and co. but even when they're trying their best, moving at incredible speeds, or using hit/run tactics, Thor's always been able to tag Gladiator/Surfer level beings.
I would like Thor to have a feat where he actively tracks something moving faster than light or whatever like Bill. Whatever, comics are comics.
Originally posted by Sr J-BiebYou obviously mis-read the story. Just ask rage! Thor and Gladiator were actually at the same level because Thor's belt wasn't depicted after he's the one who mentions it (I know, right?) - so either they were both at hyperspeed (PLEASE SAY THIS! - rage) or they were both protected from the time-effects.
Gladiator was moving and fighting at an extremely fast speed to keep up with them. Faster than he's ever moved for that matter. His mind, and his body were sped up. Thor and the F4 were moving at normal speeds.