Who's the weakest character that could cut adamantium

Originally posted by lft4ded
Though its not drawn this way perhaps Cyber's skin is composed of interlocking adamantium scales that are capable of sliding over each other? (like Cap's chain mail but much, much smaller, or even microscopic). This would solve both problems and perhaps explain the banded look he has.

None of them. Adamantium cannot cut adamantium.

Originally posted by Soljer
None of them. Adamantium cannot cut adamantium.

I recall in ultamate x-men that wolverine was once atacked by men in adamantium suits wich were flexible, and he could not pierce them. This was when he was with spiderman i think after he healed for 2 or 3 days at his house from being completly shot up in a diner.

Originally posted by srankmissingnin
No it is a divergent time line that took place inside of what is normally a 616 book, like DoFP, HCT, and the current Old Man Logan and Millar and Hitch's Fantastic Four story line. That's how Marvel deals with time travel and alternate futures, the get relegated to an alternate earth if they aren't what actually came to pass in 616 canon.

The reigning did indeed happen in the 616 timeline, then Thor erased all of it and set time back.

Originally posted by llagrok
The reigning did indeed happen in the 616 timeline, then Thor erased all of it and set time back.

Everything else, is an alternate universe. Magni, King Thor's son, is not a 616 character. 'The Reigning' and all of it's events are self-contained in it's own alternate universe. It's not canon.

I don't agree that Millar and Hitch's current run on Fantastic Four is an alternate timeline though. It's set in the 616 universe. It's just set around the time of Doom's capture by the Mighty Avengers and before 'Secret Invasion.' Although... it's curious how a certain Doctor makes an appearance in the ending of the latest issue. How that resolves itself, we'll just have to see...

By pure strength? They can't do it. A sword like that can't cut through 7 solid bars.

Now, a magic sword like Zauriel's might have a better shot, but even that is dubious. You'd be better off using something overkill like the godblast, OB, Destroyer's head beam, Astro Force, etc.

Originally posted by OneDumbG0
Same thing as 'Age of Apocalypse,' 'Here Comes Tomorrow,' 'Days Of Future Past,' etc. When you screw with timelines and erase events and set time back, they become alternate universes. The only way you can screw with time and not cause a divergent timeline in Marvel is with the Forever Crystal that Kang and Immortus used in 'Avengers Forever.' That crystal allowed Immortus to change things in the past while preventing time divergences.

Everything else, is an alternate universe. Magni, King Thor's son, is not a 616 character. 'The Reigning' and all of it's events are self-contained in it's own alternate universe. It's not canon.

I don't agree that Millar and Hitch's current run on Fantastic Four is an alternate timeline though. It's set in the 616 universe. It's just set around the time of Doom's capture by the Mighty Avengers and before 'Secret Invasion.' Although... it's curious how a certain Doctor makes an appearance in the ending of the latest issue. How that resolves itself, we'll just have to see...

Precisely.

I haven't read Millar and Hitch's current F4 run, I just figured it was an alternate future because I remember reading that Old Man Logan tied into it. /shrug

Originally posted by srankmissingnin
Precisely.

I haven't read Millar and Hitch's current F4 run, I just figured it was an alternate future because I remember reading that Old Man Logan tied into it. /shrug

I think issue 3 is still solicited for an August release, but there isn't an issue for September... but if I remember correctly there are two or three Wolverine one shots that month, so I bet Marvel figured they could McNiven a break.lol