That's not the last incarnation of the Fury, that's the Fury created by Jamie Braddock from The End of History arc of Uncanny X-Men.
It was meant to be weaker than the original, though it was still powerful, it was adapting to everything, even when being disintegrated on subatomic level and time-space compressing around it, as i recall. Though in terms of offensive capabilities, it didn't impress me as much as Chimera did.
Chimera started small, but then toward the end of the story reached to a point where it transformed into Gabriel the Archangel and one-shotted Lucifer (not Vertigo's, though).
That's more impressive than anything this Fury has done, but i can't think of a way chimera can destroy it (neither the Fury).
Originally posted by operator616
That's not the last incarnation of the Fury, that's the Fury created by Jamie Braddock from The End of History arc of Uncanny X-Men.It was meant to be weaker than the original, though it was still powerful, it was adapting to everything, even when being disintegrated on subatomic level and time-space compressing around it, as i recall. Though in terms of offensive capabilities, it didn't impress me as much as Chimera did.
Chimera started small, but then toward the end of the story reached to a point where it transformed into Gabriel the Archangel and one-shotted Lucifer (not Vertigo's, though).
That's more impressive than anything this Fury has done, but i can't think of a way chimera can destroy it (neither the Fury).
What if we use Alan Moore's Fury?
