Originally posted by Black bolt z
What does the saints do?How exactly would he take down dr. M?
He's an angel of death, who forged his sword into two guns that never miss their target passing through all obstacles like tanks and such, and reap whatever they hit, although Cassidy wasn't reaped.. Probably because he's a vampire, and they're not supposed to have souls. He did take out the Devil with them though, as well as God when he left the protection of his throne.
He also casually took a nuke, spat, and said "Not enough gun."
Basically, he's the ultimate Clint Eastwood homage.
Originally posted by cdtm
He's an angel of death, who forged his sword into two guns that never miss their target passing through all obstacles like tanks and such, and reap whatever they hit, although Cassidy wasn't reaped.. Probably because he's a vampire, and they're not supposed to have souls. He did take out the Devil with them though, as well as God when he left the protection of his throne.He also casually took a nuke, spat, and said "Not enough gun."
Basically, he's the ultimate Clint Eastwood homage.
In a forum setting Cassidy would perish as easily as Satan did (Satan usually also doesn't have a soul after all)
Originally posted by roydenz
Maybe you guys forgot that Dr. Manhattan is OMNIPOTENT?!? Before SoK can pull the trigger, he's already toast.
No he's not. Not even close to it. He couldn't even prevent nuclear holocasut on his own, even if he were to try, it was plainly stated he could only neutralize a fraction of the soviet srike, let alone stop both arsenals at the same time.
This is the way I see it:
The Saint is omnipotent.
Manhattan is neither alive or dead. In the final Antarctica chapter, when Ozymandias tried to kill Doc by removing his intrinsic field, again, the Doc just put himself back together again without effort.
I see this as a stalemate, since the Saint is the Angel of Death and cannot be killed.
The Doc can just turn invisible or render himself intangible so the bullets can't even hit him.
However, I'm of the opinion that one hit from the Saints revolvers could kill Manhattan.