Originally posted by abhilegend
Where did he recreate any universe? Adam Warlock who was stated to be more powerful than the previous LT couldn't recreate a single universe.
The implication of greater power than before is made after he becomes LT. You can't conclude that before TOAA changes him, that he is anywhere near that level.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Where did he recreate any universe? Adam Warlock who was stated to be more powerful than the previous LT couldn't recreate a single universe.
First of all the panels you are showing are form a non canon story and therefore that's no evidence to support your claim. Where is it stated that Adam's tribunal is more powerful that current ones?
And you are right. I remember seeing somewhere that the LT could recreate realities but I might be wrong. If I find the evidence I shall post it.
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
First of all the panels you are showing are form a non canon story and therefore that's no evidence to support your claim. Where is it stated that Adam's tribunal is more powerful that current ones?And you are right. I remember seeing somewhere that the LT could recreate realities but I might be wrong. If I find the evidence I shall post it.
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
Yes.
Originally posted by TheHulkster
The implication of greater power than before is made after he becomes LT. You can't conclude that before TOAA changes him, that he is anywhere near that level.
Originally posted by abhilegend
He was directly stated to be on the level before he was LT.
It states that he is on the level of Eternity and Infinity. Having LT "potential" is not being LT level.
And that description references power gained from a single actuality. Nothing to do with multiversal LT.
Originally posted by TheHulkster
It states that he is on the level of Eternity and Infinity. Having LT "potential" is not being LT level.And that description references power gained from a single actuality. Nothing to do with multiversal LT.
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
The samething i wonder since you keep posting the same non canon comic!
Jim Starlin said it was canon BTW and he tried to write as many continuity stuff he could.
Nrama: Thanos was last seen in comics as the primary antagonist of Infinity. Does this fit with that, or is this a standalone adventure?
Starlin: Marvel wasn’t very forthcoming with what was going on with Thanos at the time I came in to do Thanos: The Infinity Revelation . I’ve seen the first five issues of
Infinity as well as the off-shoots in Avengers and New Avengers , but haven’t see how it concluded. I tried to work in as much continuity as I could. With Infinity , I came back to my graphic novel after the pencils and inks on some earlier pages were done and added some extra characters into the background such as Thanos’ Outriders.
https://www.newsarama.com/19918-jim-starlin-details-2014-s-thanos-the-infinity-revelation.html
Originally posted by abhilegend
You still haven't posted any thing that proves its non Canon.Jim Starlin said it was canon BTW and he tried to write as many continuity stuff he could.
https://www.newsarama.com/19918-jim-starlin-details-2014-s-thanos-the-infinity-revelation.html
Starlin also said this:
https://www.newsarama.com/22848-jim-starlin-marvel-basically-has-three-thanoses.html
Originally posted by abhilegend
You still haven't posted any thing that proves its non Canon.Jim Starlin said it was canon BTW and he tried to write as many continuity stuff he could.
https://www.newsarama.com/19918-jim-starlin-details-2014-s-thanos-the-infinity-revelation.html
Search any site you want and they'll tell you that it isn't a canon story.
Originally posted by TheHulkster
As per no one else but Starlin, including Ewing. Starlin' LT is not the well established multiversal LT.
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
Search any site you want and they'll tell you that it isn't a canon story.
Originally posted by Galan007
I'm legitimately curious why you think that particular feat equates to LT beating Joker? mmm
I will admit it has been a long time since I read Emp Joker, but I thought his power levels were universal. While LT is beyond that, multiversal. Seems like he could destroy a universe/multiverse on a whim if he wanted.
I had thought the 5D imps only showed similar power levels in that "Worlds Finest" story.
Originally posted by TheHulkster
Yet your assertion is based on only one storyline.Starlin said the Marvel The End was canon, yet your argue that it is not,
