As of now, Joker wins.
He warped the existing universe in his own image. Caused havok all the way up to the 5th dimension(per Mxy.) Destroyed the universe with an ACME bomb. Recreated the universe from scratch, with a gesture. Easily overpowered(and imprisoned) the Spectre-force. Very nearly succeeded in collapsing all universeS, across all timelineS, into a singularity.
Originally posted by Galan007
As of now, Joker wins.He warped the existing universe in his own image. Caused havok all the way up to the 5th dimension(per Mxy.) Destroyed the universe with an ACME bomb. Recreated the universe from scratch, with a gesture. Easily overpowered(and imprisoned) the Spectre-force. Very nearly succeeded in collapsing all universeS, across all timelineS, into a singularity.
Some of those feats are not from Emperor Joker, who only had 99% of Mxy's power. Likewise, I'm pretty sure some come from the "Worlds Finest" story, which I've seen people say is not canon.
I know Emp Joker did still warp reality on a universal scale.
Originally posted by riv6672
Eternity is an abstract, relatively omnipotent entity representing all time and reality in the universe. It's been around since before the beginning of the actual universe.
Doom recreated that. That's a step up from warping an existing universe. Doom FTW.
Joker also recreated, not just an abstract from the universe, but the entire universe......and everything/one in it, including all abstracts contained within.
I see what you're saying.
I see Eternity as an abstract OF, not from. Both recreated the same thing, except Doom's had arms, legs, a mind and a voice.
Even if you dont buy off on that though, both are at roughly equal levels. In that scenario (from cosmic to street level) i'd always take Doom over Joker.
Originally posted by riv6672
Eternity is an abstract, relatively omnipotent entity representing all time and reality in the universe. It's been around since before the beginning of the actual universe.
Doom recreated that. That's a step up from warping an existing universe. Doom FTW.
But creating a being like Eternity is actually less impressive then casually recreating the entire universe. Eternity itself can't do that.
Not to mention do we even know the beings Doom created are just as potent as the originals?