Originally posted by carver9Comic books are funny that way... They don't have to abide by real world logic.
Does he have showings of this stellar mass unless we think Earth can handle that much weight ramming into it.🙂
...And this is coming from the same guy who was literally JUST arguing that Proxima placed the weight of a star/sun onto Hulk in another thread... Yet you didn't seem to have a problem with the Earth not being affected by said weight in that case. Double-standard, much?
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Originally posted by Galan007
Comic books are funny that way... They don't have to abide by real world logic....And this is coming from the same guy who was literally JUST arguing that Proxima placed the weight of a star/sun onto Hulk in another thread... Yet you didn't seem to have a problem with the Earth not being affected by said weight in that case. Double-standard, much?
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You're catching on. Why do you think I picked you out of the bunch that was repping that showing?
Well, if they fight in a city, then Lobo speed blitzes Drac and dumps him in some cement.
Then in seconds he compresses every square foot of the entire city they are fighting in, into a tiny cube weighing trillions of tons. Then he eats the city, along with the now microscopic Dracula.
Dracula might be a decent fight for Franklin Richards or Life Bringer Galactus, but this is Lobo we are dealing with.
Originally posted by Galan007
If you're assuming Drac will fight to the best of his abilities, then you MUST assume the same for Lobo. Fair is fair.
One thing i was hoping would be touched on was Lobo's blood, which can produce clones, and what effect it might have on Dracula.
Originally posted by carver9
🙂Iwas going to bring up the same showing he mentioned. Galan is a sometimer.
Problem is, Galan isn't the one who disregarded the Proxima showing because the Earth didn't collapse under stellar weight. 🙂
@riv - the blood clone ability was removed from him, unfortunately. During 52, he was able to regenerate from a puddle of blood, but no clones.