Originally posted by Mr Master
And yet,
he had to destroy the universes one by one,
because he was beyond multiversal. 🙄Btw. Is there any proof that the Anti-Matter Universe was a Multiverse?
I have the arc, can you direct me to the page, if you got the scan better.
Or are we playin the same ol' same ol'?
Originally posted by quanchi112
He had to destroy universe by universe and with all the power he gained from that still got beat by Superman in the end. Good stuff.
I dont' remember him getting beaten by superman. I remember him smacking the holy hell out of PC superman. PC SUPERMAN. AND I remember the spectre, phantom stranger, a universe of mages, alex luthor who has the AM's specific weakness and darksied. PC superman took the final shot in a long line of hits. I guess if I get hit by a car, and am pretty much done in, and a 3 year old kid comes along and kicks me and I die, you would say that the kid beat me huh? Yeah you would.
He destroyed universe by universe? did he now? and some how he whittled down an INFINITE amount of universes to just 5? Now how in the world did he do that if he did it one by one. Doing so one by one would have taken eternity.
Originally posted by fangirl101He destroyed universe by universe? did he now?
and some how he whittled down an INFINITE amount of universes to just 5?
Now how in the world did he do that if he did it one by one.
Doing so one by one would have taken eternity.
Originally posted by quanchi112Yeah after facing the Spectre. and getting bombarded by his Alexander Luthor amplified by DS. Alexander Luthor who's power is AM's weakness. Galactus wouldn't even survive Spectre.
He had to destroy universe by universe and with all the power he gained from that still got beat by Superman in the end. Good stuff.
Originally posted by fangirl101Yes an amped Am was defeated by a group. Superman delivered the final blow.
I dont' remember him getting beaten by superman. I remember him smacking the holy hell out of PC superman. PC SUPERMAN. AND I remember the spectre, phantom stranger, a universe of mages, alex luthor who has the AM's specific weakness and darksied. PC superman took the final shot in a long line of hits. I guess if I get hit by a car, and am pretty much done in, and a 3 year old kid comes along and kicks me and I die, you would say that the kid beat me huh? Yeah you would.He destroyed universe by universe? did he now? and some how he whittled down an INFINITE amount of universes to just 5? Now how in the world did he do that if he did it one by one. Doing so one by one would have taken eternity.
The next time we saw Am and since he wasnt amped like before it jus took one galaxy destroying blast and Primes strength to launch him outta the ballpark.
Galactus wins.
Originally posted by SuperherovandalGalactus could beat Am. Am has only been around twice and he got his ass kicked easily while he had tons of backup. He showed up to earth one afternoon and was sent into the orbit. Galactus doesnt need an army to approach earth.
No Galactus really couldn't. He's been defeated by much less. Gravity from the FF arc by McDuffie.
Hmm...
I'd take Galactus, actually. The Anti-Monitor from COIE was incredibly amped, but under his own power, without having absorbed just about all of DC existence and just being powered by the Anti-Matter Universe, AM's not that impressive (as shown recently in Sinestro Corps). Galactus doesn't require absorbing all things Marvel (save 3-5 universes) to be be formidable. I think Galactus could handle the independently powered Anti Monitor based on showings, and I also think that the more recent AM shown in Sinestro Corps is what a base level Anti-Monitor is like without having absorbed a majority of the DC Multiverse. COIE wasn't an average showing of an independently powered Anti-Monitor.
Originally posted by Superherovandal
No in Sinestro Corps the Guardians said that Anti-Monitor wasn't at full power.
Full power meaning having absorbed all things DC, or full power as in being fully powered by the Anti-Matter Universe? That's a vague comment if a Guardian states it in the arc. The Anti-Monitor from COIE wasn't at "full power" because he hadn't absorbed the last few universes, but he was still above his normal power levels (what he would normally be as just the Monitor of the Anti-Matter Universe) due to absorbing nearly the entire DC Multiverse into himself.
In COIE the Anti-Monitor was amassing more power than he'd normally have and became a threat to all things, that was not his independent power. He was operating under his own power in Sinestro Corps. He hadn't absorbed any of the 52 yet.
Originally posted by illadelph12
Full power meaning having absorbed all things DC, or full power as in being fully powered by the Anti-Matter Universe? That's a vague comment if a Guardian states it in the arc. The Anti-Monitor from COIE wasn't at "full power" because he hadn't absorbed the last few universes, but he was still above his normal power levels (what he would normally be as just the Monitor of the Anti-Matter Universe) due to absorbing nearly the entire DC Multiverse into himself.In COIE the Anti-Monitor was amassing more power than he'd normally have and became a threat to all things, that was not his independent power. He was operating under his own power in Sinestro Corps. He hadn't absorbed any of the 52 yet.
Originally posted by illadelph12Exactly. 👆
Hmm...I'd take Galactus, actually. The Anti-Monitor from COIE was incredibly amped, but under his own power, without having absorbed just about all of DC existence and just being powered by the Anti-Matter Universe, AM's not that impressive (as shown recently in Sinestro Corps). Galactus doesn't require absorbing all things Marvel (save 3-5 universes) to be be formidable. I think Galactus could handle the independently powered Anti Monitor based on showings, and I also think that the more recent AM shown in Sinestro Corps is what a base level Anti-Monitor is like without having absorbed a majority of the DC Multiverse. COIE wasn't an average showing of an independently powered Anti-Monitor.
