Originally posted by OneDumbG0It's common sense. There is nothing to support it could own the Lt but when we had a writer actually compare the two there was no comparison. Just because loeb had the un perform such a feat there is no reason to assume the ig could not replicate the power required to do so especially when one writer already established the ig dwarfs it.
How do I know the UN couldn't nullify the LT a hundred times over? This is what we call a no-limits fallacy. If you want to play with fallacies like this, recognize that my no-limits fallacy beats your's.No, I just have Black Alice stealing the Spectreforce from Spectre. I also have Doom stealing the Power Cosmic from Surfer. The only facts that are being left out are the hundreds of examples where energy manipulation doesn't presume superiority in scope of power. Hal Jordan can absorb and wield the entire Central Power Battery, doesn't make him greater than it.So you're going to ignore that an entire issue of Quasar was dedicated to the dangers of the UN, his inability to cope with the power of the UN, despite him traveling around and trying to educate himself about it? The Infinity Gauntlet didn't even come with an inherent instability and danger to it's wielder. The UN does. Neither did it even grant a user protection. The IG does. You're really going to ignore that? LOL.
Double-standard. Pitiful. Pathetic. Miserable. Delusional. Double. Standard. The intent of Marvel once they published a story where the UN instantly destroyed and recreated the Marvel Multiverse was to place it on a far greater scale than the IG could ever hope to approach. You need to deal with it.
I am asking you a legit question here. If a character 2 performs a superior feat to character 1 after the fact character 1 was shown superior to character 2 do we then conclude character 2 is more powerful when character 1 never had the opportunity to do so and was left out of the story?