Originally posted by JakeTheBankNo, the tide turned when Bob resurfaced and asked for death. Void easily ripped Loki apart and could do so with any avenger at will. The Void only lost because Bob emerged. That's the only reason it's plain as day.
The tide turned when the Norn Stones revived/restored the heroes to full health and gave them a boost in attack power. The tide remained turned when Thor started dropping lightning bolts on Void.
Originally posted by quanchi112
No, the tide turned when Bob resurfaced and asked for death. Void easily ripped Loki apart and could do so with any avenger at will. The Void only lost because Bob emerged. That's the only reason it's plain as day.
No, I'm pretty sure Void's screams and bitching signaled "Oh, shit! He's in trouble!".
Originally posted by JakeTheBankAnswer me this question and please don't avoid it. Imagine a fully bloodlusted Void with no guilt holding him down and imagine Thor using the lightning bolt he used on him to kill him at that point in time. does it kill the Void?
No, I'm pretty sure Void's screams and bitching signaled "Oh, shit! He's in trouble!".
Originally posted by SlaaneshOr bringing down asgard. Bendis the same guy who acted like the Sentry can solo the skrulls whereas Thor's is nowhere even close to it has made it painfully clear his power levels crap all over anyone on marvel earth and his only weakness is his mind which is the reason he lost yet again in siege when bob resurfaced.
no it doesn't..Thor can't even stop Void from killing Loki..
Originally posted by quanchi112
It's the same character who has it all wrapped up inside of him. If the Void was completely in control like you say and without remorse why would he say kill me then? It makes no sense, ragey pooh.Void>>>Thor. If Thor fights Superman and at the end says Superman kill me and lets him does that mean Superman can kill him when Thor doesn't want to die?
This is some of the most ridiculous stuff I've ever heard in my life on here. The guy actually wanted to die and said it as the Void yet you are acting like that line didn't happen.
They are all the same being but each side is a different aspect. The Void has NEVER shown guilt or remorse. His a mass murdering psychopath. It was the Sentry and Reynolds who showed remorse. The Void showing guilt is as likely as Thor killing Reynolds for fun and not because it had to be done.
That's some real poor rationalization.
And as I recall correctly, the Sentry and the Void separated themselves even further in the past. In the second mini, it was stated that they even became separate entities or something similar. Just food for thought.
Riddle me this, who died, at the end of the day, who was tossed into the Sun?
That's one piss poor analogy. Here's a better one.
Thor fights some being. For some reason he is separated from Mjolnir and reverts to his human form. Donald Blake wants to die yet Thor doesn't. Thor regains control and transforms back into his god form attacking Galactus (Let's be serious here. Superman killing Thor? BANLOL!), screaming "KILL ME!". Galactus obliges. Galactus killed Thor. Thor was in control over the body but there was enough of Blake to scream for death.
It's a poor analogy as well but it's better than yours. An even better analogy would have been to use Banner and the Hulk but I don't care.
The Void has never wanted to die. Wouldn't make sense for that to be the case here.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.OlympusThe Void stated kill me so I could care less what else you want to do to distance yourself what we see the Void say right on panel. Bob said it and the Void said it as well and it's obvious this is a conflicted character in all respects so regardless of whatever you want to do his words back up my stance not yours.
They are all the same being but each side is a different aspect. The Void has NEVER shown guilt or remorse. His a mass murdering psychopath. It was the Sentry and Reynolds who showed remorse. The Void showing guilt is as likely as Thor killing Reynolds for fun and not because it had to be done.That's some real poor rationalization.
And as I recall correctly, the Sentry and the Void separated themselves even further in the past. In the second mini, it was stated that they even became separate entities or something similar. Just food for thought.
Riddle me this, who died, at the end of the day, who was tossed into the Sun?
That's one piss poor analogy. Here's a better one.
Thor fights some being. For some reason he is separated from Mjolnir and reverts to his human form. Donald Blake wants to die yet Thor doesn't. Thor regains control and transforms back into his god form attacking Galactus (Let's be serious here. Superman killing Thor? BANLOL!), screaming "KILL ME!". Galactus obliges. Galactus killed Thor. Thor was in control over the body but there was enough of Blake to scream for death.
It's a poor analogy as well but it's better than yours. An even better analogy would have been to use Banner and the Hulk but I don't care.
The Void has never wanted to die. Wouldn't make sense for that to be the case here.
If he transformed back to Thor and screamed kill me while attacking someone else then Thor wanted to die as well as blake. If blake said it and Thor didn't you'd have a point but since the Void stated kill me you have nothing and will never.
Bendis has backed up the comics that sentry is more powerful than Thor and only lost due to his only weakness his own mind. This has been backed up again and again.
The Void states on panel, kill me so regardless of the past it just changed here when the Void stated kill me. Whether it was partial Void control/partial Bob control he was conflicted at the end whereas he wasn't in issue 3. Bob emerging was why the Void lost and nothing else. If it was all Void it all was going to be all dead heroes.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.OlympusOne happened right in front of one character and the other didn't. Why didn't Thor save asgard? Answer--he couldn't.
Thor didn't even know Loki was in trouble until too late.Using that superb logic, the Sentry couldn't even stop Bullseye from killing the love of his life.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Thor didn't even know Loki was in trouble until too late.Using that superb logic, the Sentry couldn't even stop Bullseye from killing the love of his life.
erm..no..Thor have enough time to attack Void with his hammer or lighting..but he can't..cuz Void power stop him and Iron Man..
Originally posted by JakeTheBank
Just like Void can't stop Thor from raining the pain from on high, right?!dur
Void doesn't need to stop that..he's awesome and he can regen 😐
he even gave Thor a free shot in Siege #3
Originally posted by carver9They want to forget Loki's aid, Bob emerging taking away Void's dominant control over his person, the helicarrier damage and all the prior damage besides Thor's blast on a character who wanted death. To extreme Thor fans they think he oneshotted the Void conveniently forgetting all that pesky little context that occurred prior to his defeat.
The thing people fail to realize is Thor didnt solo Void.
Originally posted by quanchi112
They want to forget Loki's aid, Bob emerging taking away Void's dominant control over his person, and the helicarrier damage and all the prior damage than Thor's blast on a character who wanted death. To extreme Thor fans they think he oneshotted the Void conveniently forgetting all that pesky little context that occurred prior to his defeat.
Or the temporary amp that Loki gave the group and all of the damage that they did with that temporary, "none explainable on how much power that was given AMP" that they team got.