All of DC's Angels Vs 5-D Imps

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Galan007 |Quantum Observer|

Imps win.

AlmightyKfish This Is No Longer A City.
Originally posted by quanchi112
You saying something in continuity while Didio has explicitly stated it's not is you being a brick wall. It isn't. Carey told his own story outside continuity. I grasp what's going on you apparently don't.

It's only not in continuity in the sense that Sandman/Hellblazer aren't either, seeing as Lucifer is a direct continuation of Lucifer's story from Sandman, and was referenced in Hellblazer as it was running. Swamp Thing/Sandman/Hellblazer/Lucifer all take place in the Vertigoverse, which seems like it's just a parallel multiverse or something (Seeing as Daniel as Dream appeared in both JLA and JSA, but referred to the mainstream DCU as a "little universe"...)

As for this, I'd argue Lucifer/Michael just about tip the balance for the angels- most of which are pretty much canon fodder for the imps...

AsbestosFlaygon The Original One

Originally posted by Cogito
It was made clear in the Lucifer series that the Endless are below him.

Well, the interview by CBG to Mike Carey suggests otherwise.

iceman24567 Senior Member

Imps imo. Some will argue Michael+Lucifer= God

Cogito Senior Member
Originally posted by AsbestosFlaygon
Well, the interview by CBG to Mike Carey suggests otherwise.

Well, comics > interviews.

I'd like to see that interview though, if you can find it.

Dream Stuff Senior Member
Originally posted by AsbestosFlaygon
Well, the interview by CBG to Mike Carey suggests otherwise.

If Carey thought the Endless were more powerful than Michael/Lucifer, he should have put it in the text of the comic. Instead, both Sandman and Lucifer strongly beg to differ. It seems wiser to go by what's actually in the text than what writers or editors say in real life. The comic is the primary canon.

quanchi112 Disney

Originally posted by AlmightyKfish
It's only not in continuity in the sense that Sandman/Hellblazer aren't either, seeing as Lucifer is a direct continuation of Lucifer's story from Sandman, and was referenced in Hellblazer as it was running. Swamp Thing/Sandman/Hellblazer/Lucifer all take place in the Vertigoverse, which seems like it's just a parallel multiverse or something (Seeing as Daniel as Dream appeared in both JLA and JSA, but referred to the mainstream DCU as a "little universe"...)

As for this, I'd argue Lucifer/Michael just about tip the balance for the angels- most of which are pretty much canon fodder for the imps...

It's a continuation in the sense it went off in it's own direction. It just isn't canon to the dcu.
Originally posted by Cogito
Well, comics > interviews.

I'd like to see that interview though, if you can find it.

If he wrote it you can't just arbitrarily dismiss his opinion.

Prep-Man Senior Member

Originally posted by Cogito
Well, comics > interviews.

I'd like to see that interview though, if you can find it.

Pretty much agreed with this.

dynamix Senior Member

Mxy did some nasty things to spectre not once....but three times. If that's an indication of anything then imps are. Of to be fck with. Is eclipso and the word involve?

dynamix Senior Member
Originally posted by dynamix
Mxy did some nasty things to spectre not once....but three times. If that's an indication of anything then imps are not to be fck with. Is eclipso and the word involve?
Galan007 |Quantum Observer|

Originally posted by Prep-Man
Pretty much agreed with this.
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