The Spectre vs. most powerful Celestial.

Originally posted by Knowsbleed33
The scan before the disapproval and the actualy disapproval is when Protege is defeated. That happens at the beginning of #50. The sentencing and the first time you actually see the muzzle on Protege happens towards the end.

Call the muzzle a cosmic restraint. It had nothing to do with Protege's defeat.

Just because a couple pages passed by doesn't mean we can make an assumption never mentioned once and pass it off as proof.

We can't make the assumption that the muzzle is what stopped Protege when there's no proof.

What was the muzzle for?

To blind Protege.

Originally posted by Knowsbleed33
We can't make the assumption that the muzzle is what stopped Protege when there's no proof.

etc, etc

It would be proof if we actually see Scathan putting the muzzle on Protege. But, we don't.

The scan where Scathan is disapproving is where Protege is defeated as proof by the panel that proceeds it.

Originally posted by Knowsbleed33
It would be proof if we actually see Scathan putting the muzzle on Protege. But, we don't.

The scan where Scathan is disapproving is where Protege is defeated as proof by the panel that proceeds it.

lol

So, in the panel where Scathan sticks his thumb down, the Protege that is standing there looking is defeated? How is it logical to assume he defeated him as opposed to him about to muzzle his ass... as seen in the next panel?
The panel that proceeds it has Protege in a muzzle. 🙂

On another note, you attributed people not knowing about Scathan defeating him due to the fact that people haven't read it in a while, or haven't read it at all... YET here you are making completely asinine assumptions with no proof as to what happened other than Scathan disapproving and Protege in a muzzle... which obviously means that he kicked his ass, and not the less obvious - he put a muzzle on him. You apparently read it, which makes you an expert (I did too, I bet anusly read it, Mindset... didn't, etc). However, this is a case where all you have to look at is the scans.

Hell, even Brucey can get it right, and we know he didn't read it. Actually, get Brucey in here and see what he says.

At least this discussion is worth a chuckle.

The celestials beat the goblin force thing. I'd say if they could beat it they could take spectre. Well i dunno about 1v1 though.

Originally posted by Mekrob
Actually, get Brucey in here and see what he says.

Juggernaut's more durable than Scathan.

Originally posted by Mekrob
Hell, even Brucey can get it right, and we know he didn't read it.

Originally posted by Enyalus
Spectre started the fight after Shazam didn't want it. Shazam overpowered and virtually killed Spectre (stating that there was no energy left in Spectre)...then Spectre revives due to magical absorption and proceeded to pwn Shazam.

Initially, Shazam had Spectre dead to rights.

Anyways, if a Celestial is at least at par with Shazam in The Rock of Eternity, then there is a possibility that it can KO Spectre.

Spectre power level flucuates depending on who's empowering him.
Its only fair to use Spectre at his best (and not his worst).

in eternals #9, dreaming celestial's power now rivals TOAA.

dreaming celestial>spectre

Originally posted by ctu_stylez
in eternals #9, dreaming celestial's power now rivals TOAA.

dreaming celestial>spectre

Originally posted by h1a8
Spectre power level flucuates depending on who's empowering him.
Its only fair to use Spectre at his best (and not his worst).

Originally posted by ctu_stylez
in eternals #9, dreaming celestial's power now rivals TOAA.

dreaming celestial>spectre

Originally posted by guy222

Those on-panel scans prove nothing that The Fulcrum is even close to TOAA.

Originally posted by guy222