Originally posted by Tony Stark
So the first time MM tried to kill SENTRY he was detuned... SENTRY came back.One "COULD" argue that MM may have been a little miffed or discouraged about SENTRY coming back and chose to up the ante and give his shot at killing SENTRY a little more juice; upping his power at tap... SENTRY came back.
MM is now on panel noticeably concerned and confused and now scared. One "COULD" again argue that MM felt that he needed to once again up his level of power to try and finally complete his desired goal to KILL SENTRY for good. One "COULD" argue that MM went to "11" and is now completely unhooked and is willing to go "ALL OUT" or to "FULL POWER and he tries to kill SENTRY once and for all.
But,... SENTRY comes back. AGAIN.
That's not true. The first two times Molecule Man destroyed the Sentry, he brought the Sentry back later on by himself.
The third time he destroyed the Sentry, Sentry returned immediately under his own power.
The first time he brought the Sentry back was to talk to him and to apologize to him for what he is doing, but he knew that the Sentry would try to harm him otherwise.
The second time he brought Sentry back was because of Victorias and his deal, where she told him to revert everything back he has done. We then saw Sentry re-appearing again and Molecule Man said that he has done it.
Originally posted by zopzop
Voidtry is a Trans level character going by on panel fights and feats (and writer's comments stating that he'd lose to a skyfather level being). This is nothing to be ashamed of.If Death Sentry is anywhere near Voidtry powerwise, Thanos is in for the fight of his life and may actually lose.
A writer never stated that the Void would lose to a Skyfather.
The person, who stated that was Tom Brevoort, one of the main editors during that time and still the editor of certain comics, but ...
... Tom Brevoort also stated recently that Skyfathers would beat the Beyonder and Molecule Man like they were nothing (and I'm not talking about the weak versions of the characters), so his opinion doesn't hold any value on that.
And on the other statement:
Let's just view the characters as beings in a parallel universe for a moment and not fiction written by 10-20-30 different people, who may or may not invest time and effort to actually learn about the characters and grasp them fully to do a good job on the story ...
... With Sentry not having to deal with the Void anymore, he has become stable, which unlocks a lot of his power set - Sentry already beat the Void in the past, when he his mind was more clear in straight up battles and should therefore be considered as more powerful than the Void, when at his best. Now we have that Sentry with a power upgrade, so yes - it's pretty damn sure to assume that he is more powerful than the Void.
With that being said ... you need to keep in mind how easily Sentry overwhelmed Thor in Uncanny Avengers and two statements that he is the most powerful being certain mutants ever met. And then look at the fights between the other horsemen and the Uncanny Avengers ... the Uncanny Avengers were holding their own actually Grim Reaper, Daken and Banshee had to fight to win - they didn't simply overwhelm their opponents in direct combat, when their opponents were serious about the attack.
Sentry certainly looked better so far than the other horsemen, if we look at all of their respective power levels.
