I like seeing the Lovecraft readers "ooze" out of the woodwork beneath a Gibbous Moon once in a while on this forum.
It seems like DC is way ahead of the curve when it comes to Lovecraftian characters.
IMHO, Marvel's Many Angled Ones were seriously lacking in any kind of showings or character development. And, the tainted characters from the Cancerverse were too stereotypical, mindless and silly.
The writers should have actually read some Lovecraft before trying to capitalize on his work.
lol, just realized this is a team vs. team battle. doh
anyway, team 1 wins with ease. in the lovecraft mythos, cthulhu is no less than a multiversal entity whose only confirmed superior is azathoth. just for a rough point of comparison: the entire lovecraft totality was essentially created by azathoth throwing it up-- and he/it didn't even notice what he/it had created, as said creation was still utterly insignificant in comparison to him/it. basically, the lovecraft multiverse is to azathoth, what the dc multiverse is to the primal monitor. no shame in cthulhu being weaker than an entity of that magnitude... and in this thread cthulhu has a bunch of his minions/cronies/offspring/ripoffs backing him up-- no way they can lose. [/rant]
aside from the above, the mao's were simply piss-poor entities in general... and horribly executed to boot. 👇
Originally posted by Galan007
lol, just realized this was a team vs. team battle. dohanyway, team 1 wins with ease. in the lovecraft mythos, cthulhu is a multiversal/omniversal entity whose only confirmed superior is azathoth... and just for a rough point of comparison: the entire lovecraft realm was essentially created by azathoth throwing it up-- and he/it didn't even notice what he/it had created, as said creation was still utterly insignificant in comparison to his/its totality. no shame in cthulhu being weaker than an entity of that magnitude.
that mao's were piss-poor, imo.
What issues did the Outergods appear?
Originally posted by Golgo13every one of these characters is well above a skyfather (except syth.)
On the DC hierarchy list, it states the Outergods were in the skyfather + tier. The list above were on the list, but never heard of them other than King of Tears, Syththnu, and M'Nagalah from Swamp Thing.
Originally posted by Horrificus
I like seeing the Lovecraft readers "ooze" out of the woodwork beneath a Gibbous Moon once in a while on this forum.It seems like DC is way ahead of the curve when it comes to Lovecraftian characters.
IMHO, Marvel's Many Angled Ones were seriously lacking in any kind of showings or character development. And, the tainted characters from the Cancerverse were too stereotypical, mindless and silly.
The writers should have actually read some Lovecraft before trying to capitalize on his work.
Well, there is Shuma
I remember that one of them (Koth-Shugoth) from a flashback in a Spectre comic. I think that was his only appearance.
Basically he was beating the JSA, Dr. Fate called Spectre in to help him, Spectre beat him in a few pages, and Fate was amazed/terrified by Spectre's power.
Never heard of Syththunu or Daemoniacus though.
Originally posted by Endless Mike
I remember that one of them (Koth-Shugoth) from a flashback in a Spectre comic. I think that was his only appearance.Basically he was beating the JSA, Dr. Fate called Spectre in to help him, Spectre beat him in a few pages, and Fate was amazed/terrified by Spectre's power.
Never heard of Syththunu or Daemoniacus though.
Eclipso summoned Syththunu in the last JLA arc where Eclipso gathers all the shadow beings. Supposedly Syththunu existed before the Godwave.
Originally posted by Golgo13
When was DC's Cthulhu taken down by a boat and how does MAO take down KOT? KOT cannot be killed and defeated Spectre.
I was speaking of Lovecraft's version of Cthulhu, not DC's. Anyway, not being able to die isn't really a factor in this battle. The MAO's can't die either.