Originally posted by Golgo13
Ever watch Harry Potter? J.K. Rowling has stated that Potter was influenced by Neil Gaiman's Books of Magic. Tim Hunter is potentially the greatest mage in DC. When he turned evil, he killed most of the earth mages, including Spectre.
Oh I didn't know that..
So then that means that Tim Hunter wins🙂
Oh that was easy..
Originally posted by Golgo13
Ever watch Harry Potter? J.K. Rowling has stated that Potter was influenced by Neil Gaiman's Books of Magic. Tim Hunter is potentially the greatest mage in DC. When he turned evil, he killed most of the earth mages, including Spectre.
I didnt even know he went evil, and that whole J.K Rowling thing is new to me
Originally posted by VastoLord1234
What are tims later feats? the best ones that is
The best one would be when he unintentionally created countless universes without even realizing it. With each universe, he also manifested a part of himself in each of those universes. When he became the Merlin, he became the conduit to the song of creation, which makes and unmakes all of creation. He also iirc nullified a spell which was creating millions of universes out of paintings.
Originally posted by operator616
The best one would be when he unintentionally created countless universes without even realizing it. With each universe, he also manifested a part of himself in each of those universes. When he became the Merlin, he became the conduit to the song of creation, which makes and unmakes all of creation. He also iirc nullified a spell which was creating millions of universes out of paintings.
When he was Merlin was all of creation the whole multiverse/omniverse?
Originally posted by Golgo13
When he was Merlin was all of creation the whole multiverse/omniverse?
Yes. If i remember right several dimensions/universes were mentioned in the same series where he became Merlin, though ill have to recheck. An issue of Age of Magic also definitely confirmed the existence of the multiverse in the Tim Hunter mythos.
Originally posted by operator616
Yes. If i remember right several dimensions/universes were mentioned in the same series where he became Merlin, though ill have to recheck. An issue of Age of Magic also definitely confirmed the existence of the multiverse in the Tim Hunter mythos.
So, when he was Merlin, he was sort of a multiversal being? Did he have any impressive offensive attacks?