What is a better feat? Thor's current or Orion's Oblivion Bomb?

What's more, a lot or a bunch?

Pick one. There's your answer. Unquantifiable feats are unquantifiable. Was the stuff Thor absorbed reality-busting, or just very specific toward Gods, suggesting that it might be less than universe busting? Or was its ubiquity throughout time a sign that it transcended universal level? And was Orion's feat actual universe level, or standard comic hyperbole?

We're dealing with incompletes and half-educated guesses.

Pick a side. Act like you mean it. Call the other side fanboys. And lean toward the more recent feat because **** anything that happened > 5 years ago. I'm on team Thor.

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Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
All we needed was a panel of the Living Tribunal dying too and we could just declare Thor TOAA.

Originally posted by Galan007

Yeah, I know. Crazy right?

Thor > LT

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Originally posted by Philosophía
Superman's of casually containing the Bleed.

Originally posted by Silent Master
IOW, Thor wins.

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It'd be nice to see more scans of Orion's feat. There is some disconnect between the last two scans.

Originally posted by Philosophía
Superman's of casually containing the Bleed.

Originally posted by ODG
It'd be nice to see more scans of Orion's feat. There is some disconnect between the last two scans. Even from a casually cursory reading of both feats, this comparison is laughable. The conclusion itself, absurd. And it only becomes moreso, when you apply a keener analysis of the scenes in question.

The very next time Orion was shown on panel was my last scan...

The Thor feat is beyond the Orion one. Orion's feat was highly impressive sure, but does not compare in sheer grandeur.
His Astro-force powers enabled him to contain a bomb that could potentially make the universe implode on itself. Darn good feat, but it was more one-dimensional.

The Thor one was vastly superior in scope and complexity.

^ Issue #?

awesome feat for Thor. What are the chances, do you think, that it will affect his fights with other characters outside his own comic though? Probably not very good. Sadly, he'll probably get steam rolled by hulk in a month or two. comics!

Anyway, Thor's feat is better than Orions.

Originally posted by ODG
^ Issue #?

Jack Kirby's Fourth World #5.

Actually after rereading the book, Orion's feat was incredible! He was in such a weakened state after his ordeal with the Source. He was actually in bed and was even described by Highfather to be weak, powerless, and that he could no more control the Astro-force than the very least among the New Gods. This was all a few pages before he awoke and saved the day.

Metron also stated that the bomb had the power to make the universe collapse in an instant into a colossal black hole!

I still think the Thor feat was better.

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Actually after rereading the book, Orion's feat was incredible! He was in such a weakened state after his ordeal with the Source. He was actually in bed and was even described by Highfather to be weak, powerless, and that he could no more control the Astro-force than the very least among the New Gods. This was all a few pages before he awoke and saved the day.

Metron also stated that the bomb had the power to make the universe collapse in an instant into a colossal black hole!

I still think the Thor feat was better.

Haven't read the latest Thor, but was the bomb as destructive as the Oblivion Bomb?

Originally posted by Galan007

Sorry champ tbh i read the current Thor god of thunder issue 11 i dont remember seeing this pic/scene of the LT collapsing in it etc , i think its from a different comic series the Infinity one??

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Actually after rereading the book, Orion's feat was incredible! He was in such a weakened state after his ordeal with the Source. He was actually in bed and was even described by Highfather to be weak, powerless, and that he could no more control the Astro-force than the very least among the New Gods. This was all a few pages before he awoke and saved the day.

Metron also stated that the bomb had the power to make the universe collapse in an instant into a colossal black hole!

I still think the Thor feat was better.

Except it didn't. Oddly enough.

Me too. The Oblivion Bomb's reversal by Orion's Astroforce was, to put it lightly, rather anti-climactic...