Mandrakk defeated the Spectre, who hasn't?
Mandrakk had the power of the multiverse? The 52 multiverse? The COIE Anti-Monitor had much more universes under his belt!
Mr. Mind could've destroyed the multiverse. Freaking Alexander Luthor jr. could! If you ask me that multiverse is not all that resistant!
Originally posted by Bentley
Mandrakk defeated the Spectre, who hasn't?Mandrakk had the power of the multiverse? The 52 multiverse? The COIE Anti-Monitor had much more universes under his belt!
Mr. Mind could've destroyed the multiverse. Freaking Alexander Luthor jr. could! If you ask me that multiverse is not all that resistant!
Originally posted by Philosophía
Once you comprehend the story, you can realize there never will be, because it can't. And the same thing applies to Superman w/'Cosmic Armour'. As Grant described them in an interview, they represent the ultimate concepts at the very edge of God and of art.
DC's story is finished!
Originally posted by Philosophía
Once you comprehend the story, you can realize there never will be, because it can't. And the same thing applies to Superman w/'Cosmic Armour'. As Grant described them in an interview, they represent the ultimate concepts at the very edge of God and of art.
Yep. Superman was the ultimate being, other than God from what I can tell in Morrison's interview. Fury isn't winning this.
Once you comprehend the story, you can realize there never will be, because it can't. And the same thing applies to Superman w/'Cosmic Armour'. As Grant described them in an interview, they represent the ultimate concepts at the very edge of God and of art.
http://www.newsarama.com/comics/020904-Grant-FC2.html
There's your interview. So what are you referring to?
Originally posted by Astner
This post is so full of hypocrisy.http://www.newsarama.com/comics/020904-Grant-FC2.html
There's your interview. So what are you referring to?
This thread is silly.
One on hand, you've got Superman in a rusted skin coat armor, said to be the ultimate weapon able to adapt to anything.
His foe...a cosmic vampire ghoul, who was said to be the ultimate enemy who was a multiversal threat.
This awesome power shot eyebeams of doom and hand beams of menace.
On the other hand, you've got the Fury, who adapted to mostly anything tossed at him. His foe, Mad Jim Jaspers, the man who warped reality extensively and was said to be a threat to the omniverse.
One on hand, you've got hyperbole and on the other you've got substance.
You decide, KMC!!
Originally posted by PhilosophíaI guess Grant is wrong.
Once you comprehend the story, you can realize there never will be, because it can't. And the same thing applies to Superman w/'Cosmic Armour'. As Grant described them in an interview, they represent the ultimate concepts at the very edge of God and of art.