Can the justice League destroy Marvel Earth?

Started by TheLordofMurder4 pages
TheLordofMurder Senior Member
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
In character, however, they won't do anything, is my argument. CIS is still on 😛

This is where we disagree...

Franklin has plenty of motive to stop Marvel Earth from being destroyed; he and his loved ones (Reed, Sue, Ben) live there...without a writer to not include him in the story, Franklin absolutely steps in to prevent the Earths destruction.

Gaia has plenty of motive to preserve Earth as well; afterall, she is the Earth...

Now its not in her character to act directly; she'd undoubtably assemble a team of heroes to stop the Justice League...but dont doubt for a moment that she'd sit back idle and let the Earth be destroyed.

With that said, I confidently contend that the JLA gets stopped...

riv6672 Senior Member

Are we back to the characters not being unopposed?
Because yes, they will get found out and they will be stopped.
Hadnt even thought of Franklin and Gaea. Makes the team's chances even bleaker.

Epicurus True Killer

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
I'm gonna reply to all of you.

Lol@Elder Gods. I guess the Illuminati should just ask her help against the Incursions.

Reed should ask his own son to help. Or maybe during the Ultron crises. Or Fear Itself. Or anything, really.


1.Franklin did appear in the recent Avengers interacting with Cap and offering to explain the true nature of excursions.
2.Franklin cured one of the Worthy in Fear Itself.
3.One of Hickman's FF issues featured Franklin and Hope in the Ultron crisis, but I guess that event was far too meager to warrant super-powerful beings to be showcased.

Anyways, you're confusing the comic norm with what the rules of the VS board allow. In a forum match, Marvel Earth gets access to any number of plot device hax thingamajumbies there are present on it. Which does include things like Franklin Richards, Gaea, Galactus(due to the Galactus Seed), the Dreaming Celestial and all the other sh1t which is conveniently ignored during a big crossover event in Marvel.