DC Vishnu Vs Marvel Vishnu

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DC Vishnu Vs Marvel Vishnu

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DC Vishnu looks completely freaking awesome, he wins based on that alone.

DC's (at least as long as it's post crisis).

Marvel's Vishnu has done nothing, nothing on Odin's level, not even on Zeus' level........Thor actually defeated Shiva (who is supposed to be Vishnu's equal), kinda tells you how powerful they're supposed to be.

Originally posted by operator616
DC's (at least as long as it's post crisis).

Marvel's Vishnu has done nothing, nothing on Odin's level, not even on Zeus' level........Thor actually defeated Shiva (who is supposed to be Vishnu's equal), kinda tells you how powerful they're supposed to be.


That stupidity was later retconned. He only beat the "Siva" because Thor took the fight to Thor's sphere of influence or something like that and the fight didn't really matter because it turned out the guy Thor was fighting wasn't Siva at all but Indra.

it got retconned due to causing some religious problems, not because Vishnu was too powerful for Thor to beat, though.

Originally posted by operator616
it got retconned due to causing some religious problems, not because Vishnu was too powerful for Thor to beat, though.

It wasn't Vishnu, it was Siva. And the point is it got retconned. Plus he only beat Indra because he took the fight to Asgard.

Yeah, got mixed up, i said earlier Shiva.........and he was also doing just fine when he was in the Hindu Pantheon's realm, so ......

Originally posted by operator616
Yeah, got mixed up, i said earlier Shiva.........and he was also doing just fine when he was in the Hindu Pantheon's realm, so ......

Then why did he run? And again it was retconned into being Indra. So.......

What is he doing to wonder woman? 😕

Just re-checked the issue (thor 301), yeah, Shiva (or Indra) was supposed to be "invincible" in his realm, and still couldn't defeat Thor....for several pages, they seemed equally matched.

Not that it matters in any way, because Marvel's Vishnu has literally done nothing, all he did in all his (few) appearances, is talk.