Originally posted by JakeTheBank
Tom Beveroot said something about it being secondary adamantium online, iirc.
Originally posted by OneDumbG0
^ On-panel > writer's statements > head-up-his-ass editors' statements > head-up-his-ass editor's statements who isn't even the editor of the book in question. They made it clear when he was weak, by showing him slurring his speech and doubling over in pain. He wasn't slurring his speech and wasn't doubling over in pain by the time Drax killed him. He was perfectly coherent and itching for a fight. Enough with this nonsense.Yeah, who knows. Drax blows 25% of Thanos' body or 60% or 90% then. And what are we basing these numbers on? Nothing. Which is why this excuse is weak speculation.
Originally posted by Digi
Debating Format[b]No Non-canon Sources
Non-canon sources are invalid for evidence. With rare exceptions, comics not in continuity such as Elseworlds, What Ifs, or alternate universes are not used for evidence in debates of a particular mainstream character.A canon source is one that is regarded as being 'in continuity'. In the example of Star Trek; instances from the series and movies can be used, but books are definitely out. Comic book crossovers are usually unusable as they ignore common sense most of the time (DC vs. Marvel is certainly unusable in some cases in our debates!).
This includes JLA/Avengers. Canon or not, people just aren't going to agree on it in most cases. Besides, there should be plenty of other comics with which to make your point.
Comics released strictly online or on web sites will not be considered proof in the Comic Book Versus Forum.
An obscure interview given by someone involved in a story arc is not proof to refute feats. There have been too many of these so called interviews which go against what's shown on panel. Especially when there is no dialogue to refute what's happening on panel. Most writers are clear with the intentions of the plot and story arc. [/B]