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Galactic Storm

That's it. Was there another one? Master mind or Mind master, the one who had all those alt. accounts.

I wonder what he thinks of all this.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
That's it. Was there another one? Master mind or Mind master, the one who had all those alt. accounts.

I wonder what he thinks of all this.

He's dead, you killed him.

I forgot his name, too. You annihilated the man completely, even from our memories.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
That's it. Was there another one? Master mind or Mind master, the one who had all those alt. accounts.

I wonder what he thinks of all this.

He cared about his e-rep/cred so much, he made dozens of socks here and on other boards, just so he could pat himself on the back.

He was talking to himself, basically. Mental illness similar to Cdtm's. But his goals were different, of course.

I do know there were a few people who absolutely loved the whole cosmology and hierarchy of the abstract levels (both DC and Marvel).

Then writers just turn around and have Superboy Prime punch them really hard , or, in this case, get 360 noscoped by yet another member of the Summers family and the little gun that could.

Most of those "few people" were Mr Master and his sock accounts, as you have discovered yourself, DS.

Originally posted by Galan007
1.) Full power WF(pre-JL#25 conclusion): He created two full-scale multiverses(the original multiverse + the new/evolved multiverse that he planned on replacing it with.) He created the infinitude of Hypertime(and all associated timelines) within those multiverses. He created a cosmic "Recycle Bin"(in the form of the Dark Multiverse, which is orders of magnitude larger than the mainstream multiverse.) He created the infinities of universes that fell into the Dark Multiverse. He created a "pet"(ie. Barbatos) to endlessly consume those failed universes. And he created even some of DC's higher-dimensional planes(like the God Sphere, for example, which is also orders of magnitude larger than the mainstream multiverse.) Etc.

2.) Greatly diminished WF(post-JL#25): His powers were diminished as a result of downgrading himself to a 3D form, but he was still capable of creating entire universes with every swing of his hammer.

3.) Drained WF(JL#37): His powers had been further drained as a result of the merger with his Brothers. In this state he could no longer spark creation-level energies, and moreover, was SO weak that he could barely even lift his arms. However, he was still powerful enough to one-shot a planet that had been hurled at him by Perpetua(which was logically traveling massively FTL), and specifically open up a portal to mainstream earth in order to save the heroes.

Yes, I see what you mean Stilt.

If the Stranger makes a double he can will the abstract so that death is content. Then Thanos can have love. ❤️

Then you have double time and can speed up so that the race is won. 🏆 Then survival will be second nature and a hand can be held. Then you have a vote of confidence and 4d. Then a difference of imagination 💭 can quadratic so that things are fair and square.

Then you have cube and cosmos.

Then you have the Greek Kosmos and western civilization wins with Zeus.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Yes, I see what you mean Stilt.

😂

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
That's it. Was there another one? Master mind or Mind master, the one who had all those alt. accounts.

I wonder what he thinks of all this.

mastermind is the fusion of mrmind and mrmaster

I guess it's a better fusion than mrmr

Not if you want to take these broken wings and learn to fly again.

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Most of those "few people" were Mr Master and his sock accounts, as you have discovered yourself, DS.

Originally posted by Parmaniac
Not if you want to take these broken wings and learn to fly again.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Yes, I see what you mean Stilt.

Originally posted by Smurph
I guess it's a better fusion than mrmr

I never really made the link between them and Train's magnum opus, Hey Soul Sister.