Originally posted by Enyalus
Whoever said that is wrong. The Primal Monitor birthed the DC Multiverse, according to the panels. Mandrakk is one of its children (A monitor.)
The 52 Monitors and the Prime Monitor are one and the same.
When the DC Universe became the DC Multiverse, the Prime Monitor became the 52 Monitors- from the beginning of time onwards. Kind of the same way "Jenny Reality" in Wildstorm was only created a couple of years ago by Jenny Quantum but has also, always existed.
Mandrakk thus didn't solely create the DC Multiverse but he kind of did.
Originally posted by Galan007
He's at least powerful enough to beat Spectre and Radiant combined. That said, he's obviously pretty high as far as cosmic forces are concerned.
It does seem to be so Galan.
Quick question some have said that the ALE allowed DS to collaspe the multiverse and DS couldn't have done this without it. While others claim the ALE or him "falling" had nothing to do with the collasping and singularity that it was all DS and his own power. What are your thoughts?
Originally posted by KuRuPT ThanosiAfter reading, and rereading FC, I personally think that it was Darkseid, and Darkseid alone, which was responsible for flushing the whole of DC down the cosmic toilet (ie. the doosmday singularity.) The ALE was just a weapon that allowed Darkseid to control all sentient life throughout creation - however, it didn't seem to have much at all to do with actually destroying said creation.
Quick question some have said that the ALE allowed DS to collaspe the multiverse and DS couldn't have done this without it. While others claim the ALE or him "falling" had nothing to do with the collasping and singularity that it was all DS and his own power. What are your thoughts?
Originally posted by Galan007
He's at least powerful enough to beat Spectre and Radiant combined. That said, he's obviously pretty high as far as cosmic forces are concerned.
He was also felled by hv and a stick, and gravity played a part.
I really don't know quite what to say about the climax of Beyond and Final Crisis.
The lead up to the reveal of mandrakk was great, but once he was actually in play and on the field, he fizzled.
Nice art, but fizzled on so many levels.
These events from DC are becoming tiresome.
It's like chatting up a girl, putting in work on the phone, texts and facebook.
You've got her in the apartment, and you bumble it with a silent but deadly. Now you're embarassed and she just wants out.
Mandrakk can't beat a drum, much less true cosmics.
Originally posted by Galan007
After reading, and rereading FC, I personally think that it was Darkseid, and Darkseid alone, which was responsible for flushing the whole of DC down the cosmic toilet (ie. the doosmday singularity.) The ALE was just a weapon that allowed Darkseid to control all sentient life throughout creation - however, it didn't seem to have much at all to do with actually destroying said creation.
I see and appreciate your opinions. It has been argued though that the War of the New Gods is what caused a breach in the multiverse as it was stated on panel? So, I'm curious if you think that this is also a possibility for what caused the breach and him "falling" not him causing it all under his own power?
