Originally posted by Sr J-Bieb
I realize they can. But characters from the past universe cannot travel to the future and end up in the same universe. This is mind boggling that you even think this can happen.
Why can't characters travel up and down their own time line?
Originally posted by Sr J-Bieb
Because that would mean that Surfer came from the 616 universe in the first place, went forward however long in Marvel time into the future, and winded up in the same universe... where there would have been another 616 Surfer surfing around pooping in stars. Which would mean there are two 616 universes in Marvel. Two 616 Surfer's at different levels, and different points in time... which is exactly why different universe numbers are there, so you don't get two of the same universes.
It makes no sense. In fact, I can't even properly explain how much sense it doesn't make because I'm dumbfounded that someone actually thinks this can happen. Just to try and give more explanation... the past, the future, and the present are all different universes. No matter what happens.
So your inherent problem with this is that it would mean two Surfer's existed in the same point in time?
Do you really think Loeb gives a shit about that type of crap? He made it clear that Surfer was plucked out of time and then everything was reset. No more thought was given to it.
Originally posted by Sr J-Bieb
Loeb wrote it. Of course second thought wasn't given, or even thought in the first place.
Then what's the problem?
Loeb intended that Surfer to be every bit as powerful as the 616 equivalent of that time and that's what matters to me. Whether it makes sense or not apparently worries only you. Even with writers who would consider that stuff, in the end, it's not given much thought. You know why? Because it's comics.
Originally posted by Sr J-Bieb
Just as powerful as Surfer who just got heralded? So... pointless in this thread either way then (which was my main point... that it was pointless to bring up)
Either way, it's not even the same Surfer, so the assumption that he was just as powerful has more say than assuming he wasn't as powerful? I didn't want to get into the "Exact same power level" so that's why I just said different universe.
That Surfer was operating at classic power levels -which is less than his current levels- was never in contention. Trying to wave away the feat was what I had a problem with. Using Rulk as a comparison, the gap between Green Scar before he even reaches World Breaker levels and classic Silver Surfer is vast. Such a thing -if you accept it- does deserve being mentioned.
If you understand that, then I have nothing more to say on the matter.
Originally posted by Sr J-Bieb
Hate Surfer, slightly dislike Hulk because of Thor. I know Rage.
I might despise the Surfer but it's more than balanced out by your love of the little eunuch.