Comic Book Questions & Discussion

Originally posted by DeadpoolXXX
is it the same celestial who had "city busting" potential (or whatever it was) a few issues ago?

Yeah, it's the Frankenstein Celestial Tony and the Eternals cobbled together

lol.

Celestials created beyonder

You DC fanboys need to show some respect

LMAO

The celestial needs to speed up the end of the Earth.

😂

Watch Wolverine gut it. 😴😴😴

Stoic's gonna come in and say we need to wait😂

We have DC villains creating infinite multiverse practically every event for last few years and marvel event villains are trying to destroy Earth for umpteenth time.

But that guy effortlessly kills Thor, kills Phoenix,kills Starbrand, Ikaris etc....how can he not be a threat?????

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
But that guy effortlessly kills Thor, kills Phoenix,kills Starbrand, Ikaris etc....how can he not be a threat?????

ODG : Bleurg, blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah, something something Odin, something something Thor, something something blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah

Don't get what the problem is.

Of course you don't

Being defeated/killed by a CELESTIAL is a low showing? Especially considering Celestial powers are not the same amongst their race. Main heroes have been either killed or near death by far weaker (Herald/meta tier) beings

Originally posted by carver9
Don't get what the problem is.

Weren't you the guy crowing when the various DC characters had to all band together to destroy DC earth? Let me know.

Originally posted by abhilegend
We have DC villains creating infinite multiverse practically every event for last few years and marvel event villains are trying to destroy Earth for umpteenth time.

Reminds me of the confusion with HoM Wanda. Seemingly top tier reality warping but the actual physical range of effect is pretty limited.

Originally posted by carver9
Being defeated/killed by a CELESTIAL is a low showing? Especially considering Celestial powers are not the same amongst their race. Main heroes have been either killed or near death by far weaker (Herald/meta tier) beings

Originally posted by Smurph
yeah that part is bizarre. This Frankenstein celestial is casually manipulating reality to instantly make Thor unworthy and make his body kill himself, give Carol uber-cancer, make Cyclops vulnerable to his own powers, and no sell every single wave of combined attacks (including physical and psychic)... but needs substantial time to "integrate with the earth" to stop the cycle of evolution and ensure no more mutants, Eternals, etc.

Reminds me of the confusion with HoM Wanda. Seemingly top tier reality warping but the actual physical range of effect is pretty limited.

Originally posted by abhilegend

DC power creep is too much last few years. Marvel characters simply can't keep up.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Weren't you the guy crowing when the various DC characters had to all band together to destroy DC earth? Let me know.

Originally posted by carver9
Let's add to that Philo since you don't want to accept THAT planet showing. Even with the combined might of other Heralds, including Prime AND a bull rush from space... let's not forget people being on the planet tackling it before they space dived it. They STILL couldn't destroy Earth. Wait, wait, let me guess, you'll say Superman was weakened because he was dying (dying doesn't mean weaker by the way), you can cut Diana strength into 1/3 and she still could've did this ft alone with her pinky toe...

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She is the strongest Herald in DC. No one even approaches her.

Originally posted by Smurph
for sure. I just don't understand why Marvel creates "big bad" threats and then sets arbitrary or confusing limits on the threat.

Originally posted by abhilegend

Disgusting. Imagine that amount of power directed at Thor, the Phoenix and Starbrand.

Bear in mind, the Celestial was powerful enough to destroy Iceland from the North Pole.