Originally posted by Utrigita And if the CN couldn't scratch Fury
it's kind of silly to suggest that pretty much everything else could damage it...
I'm only opiniating about obstacles that might've damaged Fury,
with sufficient consistency,
I can see Fury being damaged after a prolonged journey
of back to back assaults from the madness of space/time,
and who knows what else.
But crossing barriers? Heck no!
Originally posted by Utrigita I have never seen travel from one universe to the next as a door to door but rather quickly, for instance if I take the battle with Fury and Jaspers with their battle across the universes it doesn't take 378 panels to get from 616 to 238.
Fury's battle with 616 Jaspers has zero relation to Fury and its journey.
Fury couldn't teleport when it left 238, (unlike when it fought 616 Jaspers)
so it had to travel the old fashion way, through distance and time.
I'm 100% positive this is why Fury was damaged,
I mean, we're talking about a journey of an incredible distance, (across UniverseSSS)
with countless cosmic obstacles in it's way.
Originally posted by Utrigita And that thought alone is imo silly.
Give Alan Moore a call and let em know,
cause that's exactly what he wrote On Panel,
word for word.
Originally posted by Utrigita I'm fully aware of that and I have beings taking pretty much all of that you mention below without problem which would get instantly obliterated by nullification.
Again, I agree, Fury would've been able to withstand any of those things,
but what I think you're not focusing on
is how many times Fury had to deal with these obstacles,
remember, it was a journey across UniverseS.
UniverseS Ut, several of those UniverseS might've been collapsing,
(in Marvel UniverseS are dying and being re-born on a constant basis)
others might've contained Universal powers that attacked Fury,
others might've contained advance civilations that possess weapons that can crack space-time,
Fury might've bumbed into cosmic hierarchal beings,
seriously, the possibilities are endless.
Without any materials to regenerate,
after that immense journey,
even the Fury at some point would've started to feel the effects.
You feel me?
Originally posted by Utrigita The problem is Master that all that isn't near the damage of nullification of a entire universe, added with the fact that Fury recoveres relative quickly from damage received none of that should have left it in it's condition it was when it arrived.
My guess is as good as yours,
what I know for a fact is, that it was not crossing barriers.
It was the journey itself as Alan Moore clearly pointed out.
Something, or a combination of many things (a mystery to us)
in that journey, damaged the Fury.
Unfortunately, we'll never know,
but we must agree, whatever it was,
it was of greater affect than the CN,
perhaps not on it's own, but perhaps as a culmination of various bombardments.
Originally posted by Utrigita Also could I see the scan where it arrives to earth and kills the homeless women?
I'm at work right now (graveyard shift) so I don't have access to my scans.
Tomorrow I'll post what you're searching for.
Originally posted by Utrigita Really where does it claim that he has the durability of a God? Captain Britain got blasted from behind by fury in 238 and he wasn't in any way reduced to a skeleton. The thought that because Jaspers in his own warp become God his Durability increased accordingly when we have seen that Fury's blast fails to reduce Captain Britain to Skeleton well...
Re-read the arc if you have it friend.
When CB was blasted (once) by Fury,
he was'nt turned into a skeleton,
but he was disintegrated minus a single bone that was left over.
Roma re-created Brian out of that one bone.