Rage.Of.Olympus
Senior Member
Originally posted by quanchi112
If you want to compare a vague comment with an actual statement with regarding Thor's interaction with Galactus and pretend it's the same thing to justify your point then go right on ahead.
A vague comment? It was a strength competition in some Marvel magazine, and Thor won. Nothing vague about it. Marvel allowed Thor to be ranked as number 1!
I don't consider the listing of power levels by Thor at the back of an annual to be anymore cannon than this. At least, not any more cannon than a handbook etc.
Originally posted by quanchi112
You do this all the time and frankly people can see right through it. Galactus was weakened and has owned Thor ever since.
Lulz
Technically, that's not true, but whatever. I think a fight between Thor and Galactus will go about the same as it did most recently in Avengers unless Thor gets more exotic: Thor gets off an attack, and Galactus knocks him down with a blast.
Originally posted by quanchi112
The only thing that makes sense was it was the perfect situation for Thor to do so since he was already engaging someone else and that he was weakened.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
When Galactus is weakened, the comic always points it out or at the very least hints it in some way, shape or form. It did neither. And this is Stan Lee's writing. When a character was weakened, he made it damn clear. At least when he wrote Thor. Galactus gave no indication of being weakened, and the only thing I recall him doing under his own power was directing some cosmic meteors. It doesn't help that right before the fight, Thor witnessed dozens of refugees from various planets fleeing as Galactus had ravaged the Galaxy -or something like that- with his hunger on his way through there.
And Thor attacked when he did because Ego was defeated by Galactus as I recall.
Anyways, it doesn't really matter. I just don't want people to pretend like it's some irrefutable piece of evidence.