Originally posted by Galan007
Hard to say, as the feat is extremely meta. Evidently "Darkseid IS"... just about everything. Including the Overvoid. /shrugWhat I am confident of, is that Darkseid will be > Perpetua at the very least(as prophesied back in Death Metal.)
I find that to be troubling
how is he gonna maintain his current status the rest of the series
darkseid is one of the main villain in dc, he's gonna have low feats sooner than later
Can't believe I never caught this. Hickman feels that Thor and Hulk can bench planets...
Originally posted by carver9
Can't believe I never caught this. Hickman feels that Thor and Hulk can bench planets...
Originally posted by carver9All that quote says is that Captain America can’t bench press a planet.
Can't believe I never caught this. Hickman feels that Thor and Hulk can bench planets...
There’s a difference between saying “Hulk is just as valuable as guys like Tony Stark and Reed Richards even if Hulk doesn’t have a 6-digit IQ” and saying “Tony Stark and Reed Richards have six digit IQs”
One of the issues with referencing writers for Marvel and DC is that they don't have any direct influence on the continuity. It's the editors that decide what's canon and not, with the ultimate arbiter being the editor-in-chief. Even the indirect influence of the writers (the publications) go through the editors.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
I mean....Alan Moore is convinced John Constantine exists in real life, lol.
But my point is, writers aren't licence owners. So they don't have interpretative prerogative, unlike say: manga writers, who keep their licence rights, and are therefore part of the decision-making process.
Originally posted by Astner
He's also convinced that he, himself, is a wizard. Which seems more like a reflection of his mental state than anything else.But my point is, writers aren't licence owners. So they don't have interpretative prerogative, unlike say: manga writers, who keep their licence rights, and are therefore part of the decision-making process.
Am supporting your point. Writers can spout whatever they want, because ultimately, they don't own the property. If Hickman REALLY believed and wanted to show that Black Widow could benchpress a planet, he still has to go through the ultimate owners of BW's canon.