Originally posted by OneDumbG0Eternity never contested it. I am sure Eternity wanted it to occur because of what Abraxas was anyways.
^ Which is yet another limitation. Too bad he couldn't just pull Maelstrom back in place to teach him a lesson for mocking him completely as he couldn't even discern what happened, who he was, or even if it happened.Hey. On-panel. It has the power to nullify AND recreate AND manipulate reality. Try and keep up.There is no such point to be made. What you keep trying to deflect from is that: Multi-Eternity got destroyed and was put back together. Slightly manipulated too. FAR greater feat (exponentially so) than anything the IG ever did. Couldn't faze Maelstrom. Couldn't compel Grandmaster to reveal Ego Gem's location. Couldn't detect Warlock uyntil it was too late. Couldn't protect Rune from a single blast of the Power Cosmic. I don't care what you see, I care what the comics show. On-panel.
On-panel comparison: instantly destroying/recreating multiverse >>>>>>> taking over single 616 universe. Get over it.
Odin has more powerful feats than the Celestials do on panel through what I have seen anyways yet we know just because Odin has more feats and displays of raw power he didn't magically become more powerful than the Celestials.
He blasted him. I put up another scan of how warlock's temper tantrum wouldn't have even affected eternity. That's not proof the ig can't defeat Maelstrom unless you read some other arc where his handblasts were just soloing abstract beings.
Thanos didn't want to rearrange reality he was just a threat to eternity's place. This is another reason the Lt didn't seek action against him. Thanos didn't want to destroy reality and since the un can destroy time/space why can't the ig since it has complete mastery of time/space?
You have big gapping holes in your logic. feats are the end all be all with you. Bringing up Maesltrom is laughable to boot and if proof of nothing.