Originally posted by quanchi112
It's definitely well above anything an elite top tier is capable of. he was also noted as being well nourished. While weakened Galactus has stomped a mudhole through earth's combined forces before.
Ya,well unfortunately for you the Galactus in this series is the one that had something like a 70% probability of not surviving the collision of 2 planets
Originally posted by paisapowerSo the context is lost upon you I take it and the blast destroyed a being capable of consuming the entire 616 reality.
Ya,well unfortunately for you the Galactus in this series is the one that had something like a 70% probability of not surviving the collision of 2 planets
Originally posted by TricksterPriestThat just sounds like a DC hater to me.
I think he did against high end abstracts, Void, and maybe Odin. 😛Then again......this is the same guy who said Thanos's will is superior to Lucifer and The Presence. 🙄
REALLY!?!?!? Lucifer and................................ The ****ing PRESENCE!?!?!?! So apparently now Thanos > Present Day God? Because I'm pretty sure that's what the Presence is supposed to represent.......
Read it yourself. I cannot make this crap up. ❌
Originally posted by paisapower
Ya,well unfortunately for you the Galactus in this series is the one that had something like a 70% probability of not surviving the collision of 2 planets
Originally posted by quanchi112And that was why the ending of that story kind of sucked. In the cosmic scheme of things it wasn't even a very large explosion compared to stars going nova etc. And adding a nuclear arsenal to two planets colliding at that speed? Probably like throwing match on a bonfire. More Thanos brilliance.
So the context is lost upon you I take it and the blast destroyed a being capable of consuming the entire 616 reality.
Galactus was presumably at a relatively low power level if he had only 60% chance of surviving (or Thanos got his calculations wrong again). And the Hunger didn't end up being all that impressive based on that - maybe his durability wasn't all that. Thanos wisely got the hell out of there though. It was the pretty typical simplistic Thanos plan that Starlin did in his later years and I was glad it was his last issue because the stuff after was slightly more interesting.
Originally posted by carver9Based on ?
IMO... Superman will>Thanos will.As for the fight, Thanos stomps.
Originally posted by basiliskEverything varies from writer to writer. We see that durability wise doesn't match up to power levels and I think of it as a plot device kinda thing.
And that was why the ending of that story kind of sucked. In the cosmic scheme of things it wasn't even a very large explosion compared to stars going nova etc. And adding a nuclear arsenal to two planets colliding at that speed? Probably like throwing match on a bonfire. More Thanos brilliance.Galactus was presumably at a relatively low power level if he had only 60% chance of surviving (or Thanos got his calculations wrong again). And the Hunger didn't end up being all that impressive based on that - maybe his durability wasn't all that. Thanos wisely got the hell out of there though. It was the pretty typical simplistic Thanos plan that Starlin did in his later years and I was glad it was his last issue because the stuff after was slightly more interesting.
The Hunger also wasn't completely destroyed but I doubt we will ever see the likes of him again.
Manchester Black. 👆 Who wrote those stories with the elite? See, that right there, is what happens when he's angry. He's calm and collected.
"That man won't quit as long as he can still draw a breath. None of my teammates will. Me? I've got a different problem. I feel like I live in a world made of... cardboard, always taking constant care not to break something, to break someone. Never allowing myself to lose control even for a moment, or someone could die. But you can take it, can't you, big man? What we have here is a rare opportunity for me to cut loose and show you just how powerful I really am."
We would see a world of cardboard speech. Followed by an epic asskicking.
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WorldOfCardboardSpeech 😄 durw00t
Im with Jim Starlin.
Its evident from from these two arcs which he wrote a coulple years apart and which have the same feel about them as to who he thinks is on a higher level. He seems to treat superman more like someone else
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