Originally posted by SquallX
I can defend Prime, but i need some feats on Infinite Man.
Matched/overmatched Time Trapper at the end of time, where TT's at his strongest.
And this was back in the days when Time Trapper was creating pocket universes.
Basically, you know how Dr. Manhattan exists at all points of time simultaneously? So does Infinite Man, but he can also warp time as he sees fit, and draws his power from the all of time...
He's more or less become an abstract being.
Originally posted by Galan007Yeah. He might be one of the most powerful characters, potentially, in comics. Period.
^...Not to mention that IM was able to channel, and empower himself with the energies of the anti-matter wave AM released during the original Crisis.If he could manipulate the energies of the anti-matter wave, I'd think he could manipulate Imperiex's entropic energies as well. /shrug
I used to start threads about IM on here years ago. Nobody ever knew who I was talking about.
Originally posted by Galan007Maybe it's a good thing. Otherwise he could have ended up getting ruined like some of the other titans from the past.
^ agreed. I just wish DC would have shown more of his potential before they decided to refrain from using him...
When he popped up to snatch the Time Trapper, with no warning at all, I thought that was one of the coolest moments in comic book history!
I am not even a DC fan, but I recommend that story to any fan that appreciates old-time, heavyweight, cosmic scale story-lines.
Originally posted by Horrificus
Maybe it's a good thing. Otherwise he could have ended up getting ruined like some of the other titans from the past.When he popped up to snatch the Time Trapper, with no warning at all, I thought that was one of the coolest moments in comic book history!
I am not even a DC fan, but I recommend that story to any fan that appreciates old-time, heavyweight, cosmic scale story-lines.
Which story was that? IM is sounding pretty awesome.
Originally posted by Prep-Man
Is IM an abstract?
I wouldn't think so, no. He is a human incarnation of time, he was compared to Darkseid and the Time Trapper. He can pluck creatures from various eras to fight for him. This and more is pretty impressive but I don't see him winning vs someone like Imperiex Prime, especially when he got man handled by 2 of the LoSH.
Originally posted by kevdudeSame coin, IM also demonstrated superiority over Time Trapper--and that was back when TT was written at his most uber levels. That's the best on panel gauge we have of IM's power (and it's a really good one, imo.)
I wouldn't think so, no. He is a human incarnation of time, he was compared to Darkseid and the Time Trapper. He can pluck creatures from various eras to fight for him. This and more is pretty impressive but I don't see him winning vs someone like Imperiex Prime, especially when he got man handled by 2 of the LoSH.
With that in mind, both TT and Imperiex literally embody entropy--so it's nearly impossible to determine how a battle between them would go... But I'd LOVE to see it.
Originally posted by Galan007
Same coin, IM also demonstrated superiority over Time Trapper--and that was back when TT was written at his most uber levels. That's the best on panel gauge we have of IM's power (and it's a really good one, imo.)With that in mind, both TT and Imperiex literally embody entropy--so it's nearly impossible to determine how a battle between them would go... But I'd LOVE to see it.
They seemed about equal to me as well, until Brainiac 5 utilized his force shield that gave Infinite Man the extra push right through the Time Trappers barrier. Which allowed Infinite Man to take TT to the beginning of time to destroy him.
Agreed, but I'd say Imperiex moreso then TT, he has the power of the Big Bang and has remade everything himself. TT will die and then a new incarnation will be born. It would be intersting to see how the battle between them would unfold (if TT would be a threat to Imperiex).
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