Who can survive a Herald my Rage blast from Big G

Originally posted by Galan007
^ Don't think I've ever seen that, but I believe ya. 😉

Either way, Galactus' blast certainly wasn't "far greater" than the detonation of War World. They were apparently equal.

Originally posted by Sr J-Bieb
Didn't Doom have the Cosmic Cube there?
If not, I gotta go back and re-read that series...

Anyway, Thanos says that Galactus wiped the galaxy clean with his Annihilation buster.
http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff240/Branlactus/Raw%20power/thanos_004.jpg

Can I hear a "meh" in one, two..

Originally posted by zopzop
@Omega Vision

Keep in mind he did this while being near starving. It's damn impressive.

Originally posted by Omega Vision
Wasn't it destroyed or just wiped clean of life? Both are incredibly impressive, but destruction implies a higher order or power.

Originally posted by Galan007
^ Don't think I've ever seen that, but I believe ya. 😉

Either way, Galactus' blast certainly wasn't "far greater" than the detonation of War World. They were apparently equal.

http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff240/Branlactus/Raw%20power/thanos_004.jpg

Originally posted by quanchi112
Yes, but I don't think that helped him survive the blast.

Originally posted by Black bolt z
The Q bands control energy

that's within the electromagnetic spectrum. Anything not in that range and they are next to useless. Magic, Psionics, Darkforce, exotic energy (like whatever Dr Spectrum from the Squadron Supreme uses), etc.. ignore the bands.

Is Galactus' Power Cosmic within the electromagnetic spectrum? If no, that's why the Bands had no control over them.

Originally posted by Black bolt z
The Q bands control energy.Even if he couldn't control that much he should have been able to deflect a good portion of it away from himself.

Originally posted by Utrigita
Based on that a Watcher was killed by the impact, I believe it's fair to assume that the wave combined with it not losing momentum didn't lose power as it traveled either. (atleast not within the first 3 solar systems)

Agreed.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Point of impact should always be greater.

According to the comic the annihilation wave from Galactus encompassed three star systems and wasn't slowing down, in short from the moment Galactus released it and until it emcompassed three star system it didn't lose momentum, therefor there is from my perspective no reason to assume that Annihilus was hit and was drastically weakened while Nova was also hit and was fin, the power lost can't have been that great. It simply doesn't add up, unless Nova teleported away before it struck.

Originally posted by Philosophía
Can I hear a "meh" in one, two..

So yeah, Galactus' rage-blast, and the detonation of War World, were apparently equal in their destructive capability.

Originally posted by Utrigita
According to the comic the annihilation wave from Galactus encompassed three star systems and wasn't slowing down, in short from the moment Galactus released it and until it emcompassed three star system it didn't lose momentum, therefor there is from my perspective no reason to assume that Annihilus was hit and was drastically weakened while Nova was also hit and was fin, the power lost can't have been that great. It simply doesn't add up, unless Nova teleported away before it struck.

Originally posted by quanchi112
It showed no signs of slowing down but that doesn't mean it wasn't more powerful at point blank.

Care to prove it was more powerful when it initially was released?

Originally posted by quanchi112
Speculation.